Phil Energy Sector Plans and Programs - 1

National Government-Local Government Joint Energy Forum
The Heritage Hotel, Pasay City

September 6, 2013
Philippine Energy Sector Plans and Programs

2013-2030
Dir. Jesus T. Tamang

Energy Policy and Planning Bureau
Department of Energy
Energy Reform
Energy
ReformAgenda
Agenda (ERA)
Energy Access for More
A key priority of government to mainstream
access of the greater majority to reliable energy
services and fuel; and help address local
productivity and countryside development
Good Governance thru stakeholder participation, transparency,
multi-sectoral partnership and use of ICT
Ensure
Energy Security
Achieve Optimal
Energy Pricing
Develop a
Sustainable
Energy System
Transparency
Initiatives, Implementation and Information
Plans and Programs

Develop Indigenous Energy
Resources
Expand Use of Natural Gas

Push Sustainable Fuels for
Transport
Make Energy Efficiency a Way of

Life
Expand capacity and coverage of
Power Supply
Climate-proof energy
infrastructure and facilities
Develop Indigenous Energy Resources

Promote Fossil Fuels Exploration
Fossil Fuel
2012
2012-2030
Oil (MMB)
1.64
78.0
Gas (BCF)
137.8
2,837.8
4.75
70.8
7.4
229.9
Condensate (MMB)
Coal (MMMT*)
*@10,000 BTU/lb
Develop Indigenous
Energy Resources
Promote Fossil Fuels
Exploration
Sixteen (16)
sedimentary basins in
the country have a
combined potential of
4,777 million barrels of
fuel oil equivalent
(MMBFOE) of oil and
gas reserves
Currently have 24
Service contractors
Sedimentary Basins in the Philippines
Develop Indigenous
Energy Resources
Promote Fossil Fuels
Exploration
Thirteen (13) coal
basins have a
total resource
potential of 2.4
billion metric tons
Currently have 71
Coal Operating
Contracts
Coal Reserves in the Philippines
Develop Indigenous Energy Resources

Triple Renewable Energy Installed Capacity by 2030
Expand the Use of Natural Gas

Natural Gas as Fuel for the Future
Master Plan for

Natural Gas
LNG Master Plan
Infrastructure
Development
Program
Market
Development
Program
Capacity
Development
Program for the
Industry
Expand Use of Natural Gas

Natural Gas as Fuel for the Future
2,700 MW Installed
Current facilities
and users
Power Plants
Malampaya Gas Field

2.7 TCF (2001)
Industry
Libertad Gas Field

0.6 BCF (2006)
Transport
Push Sustainable Fuels for Transport

30 % of PUVs by 2030
Strengthen implementation of Programs

on Alternative Fuels and Technologies
Biofuels
CNG,
Auto-LPG
Electric vehicles,

Electric Vehicle Technology
for Public Transport Sector
Promote mass transport

Type
2011
2015
2016
2020
2025
2030
Number of Vehicles
CNG
Bus
61
1,000
Taxi
AutoLPG
E-trikes
5,000
6,900
9,200
15,000
100
1,000
6,000
16,000
19,052
20,200
20,500
21,700
23,200
23,000
630
50,170
80,730
106,000
150,000
230,000

Diesel Demand
(In Million
Liters)
(In KTOE)
Biodiesel
Blend
(Target)
2011
6,724
5,697
2015
7,645
2020
Year
Supply Requirement/Fuel
Displacement
(In Million
Liters)
(In KTOE)
2%
134
114
6,477
5%
382
324
9,056
7,672
10%
906
767
2025
10,348
8,768
20%
2,070
1,754
2030
11,428
9,683
20%
2,286
1,937

Gasoline Demand
(In Million
Liters)
(In KTOE)
Bioethanol
Blend
(Target)
2011
4,181
3,274
2015
5,350
2020
Year
Supply Requirement/Fuel
Displacement
(In Million
Liters)
(In KTOE)
10%
418
327
4,189
10%
535
419
7,955
6,229
20%
1,591
1,246
2025
10,322
8,083
20%
2,064
1,617
2030
12,589
9,858
20%
2,518
1,972

30 % of PUVs by 2030 - CNG Buses
CNG
Buses
Refilling
Stations
CNG
Buses
Refilling
Stations
CNG
Buses
Refilling
Stations
CNG
Buses
Refilling
Stations
Fuel
Displacement
DLE (Million
Liters)
2011
61
61
4.85
2015
1,000
10
1,000
10
79.50
2020
6,400
64
100
400
6,900
69
548.56
2025
7,200
72
1,000
10
1,000
10
9,200
92
731.42
2030 10,500
105
2,400
24
2,100
21
15,000
150
1,192.53
Luzon
Year
Visayas
Assumptions:
Bus Consumption = 254 DLE per bus per day
Operating number of days = 313 days per year
Mindanao
Total
Fuel efficiency = CNG @ 2.5 km. per liter

1 station can refill 100 buses a day
Total CNG Consumption of Bus per day = 254 nm3/200 kg

30 % of PUVs by 2030 - Auto LPG
Year
Auto
LPG
Taxis
Refilling
Stations
Auto
LPG
Taxis
Refilling
Stations
Auto
LPG
Taxis
Refilling
Stations
Auto
LPG
Taxis
Refilling
Stations
Fuel
Displacement
Gasoline
(Million
Liters)
2011
12,384
150
3,810
44
2,858
35
19,052
229
178.90
2015
13,130
164
4,040
51
3,030
38
20,200
253
189.68
2020
14,105
176
4,340
54
3,255
41
21,700
271
203.76
2025
15,080
189
4,640
58
3,480
44
23,200
290
217.85
2030
14,950
187
4,600
58
3,450
43
23,000
288
215.97
Luzon
Visayas
Assumptions:
Taxi Consumption = 30 liters per day
Mindanao
Total
Total LPG Consumption per day = 23.19 liters

Density of LPG = 0.559 kg/cubic meter
1 station can refill 80 taxis a day
16

30 % of PUVs by 2030 - E-Vehicles
Year
Units
Fuel
Displacement
Gasoline
(Million Liters)
2011
630
0.789
0.51
2015
50,170
62,813
40.51
2020
106,000
132.712
85.60
2025
150,000
187.800
121.13
2030
230,000
287.960
185.73
Assumptions:
Average distance traveled per day = 80 km.
Tricycle Consumption = 4 liter per day
Power
Requirement
(MW)
Total Power Consumption per day = (Lithium-ion Battery) = 6.78

kWh.
Estimated charging time = 1 to 1.5 hrs.
Make Energy Efficiency as a Way of Life

Achieve 10 percent energy savings by 2030
The Bright Now! Campaign

aims to educate and
empower Filipinos to be
smart energy users
Expand coverage of energy
labeling program and move
towards standardization
Advocate passage of Enercon
Bill

National EE&C Programs
Actual Savings (in MMBFOE)

2010
2011
2012
Information, Education and Communication Campaign
3.45
4.56
4.16
Voluntary Agreements
3.60
3.24
3.41
14.27
15.3
18.37
Government Energy Management Program (GEMP)
0.22
0.28
0.26
Energy Management Program
3.26
3.80
3.43
Phil. Energy Efficiency Project
0.29
0.50
24.80
27.48
30.13
Energy Standards and Labeling
Total Savings
MMBFOE Million Barrels of Fuel Oil Equivalent

Savings
2010
2011
2012
Total Savings (in MMBFOE)
24.80
27.48
30.13
Deferred Capacity (in Megawatts)
1,104
1,222
1,341
Installed Capacity (in Megawatts)
16,359
16,163
17,025
Dependable Capacity (in Megawatts)
13,902
14,477
15,066
Deferred/Installed (in Percent)
7.75
7.56
7.88
Deferred/Dependable (in Percent)
7.94
8.44
8.90
MMBFOE Million Barrels of Fuel Oil Equivalent

Efficient Household Appliances
Energy Labeling is required for all six (6) products,
but minimum energy performance standard (MEPS)
to initially cover three (3) products
Product
Aircon for window-type and
split-type
MEPS
Energy
Label
Refrigerators for 5 to 8 cubic feet
Compact fluorescent lamps

(CFL)
Linear fluorescent lamps
Circular fluorescent lamps
Fluorescent lamp ballast

Efficient Household Appliances
Operationalized
www.kuryente.org.ph
providing public information on
electricity rates and generation
capacity
Operationalized
www.wattmatters.org.ph
providing public information on
energy consumption, wattage rating
and energy efficiency performance
of different household electrical
appliances.
Expand Capacity and Coverage of Power Supply

Increase installed capacity
Upgrade and expand
transmission and
distribution network
Interconnect the island
grids
Visayas -Mindanao
Expand energy market
from Luzon-Visayas to
Mindanao and include RE.
Improve energy efficiency
in the sector
Smart Grid

Achieve 90% Household Electrification by 2017
Preferably using combination of Renewal Energy Sources

With Strong Stakeholder Participation
Household Electrification Level, December 2011

Total HH
EC's
MERALCO
Other DU's
Philippines
12,964,878
5,673,939
1,900,211
20,539,028
Served HH
8,567,980
4,579,000
1,267,476
14,414,456
Unserved HH
4,396,898
1,094,939
632,735
6,124,572
HH Electrification
Level
66.09
80.70
66.70
70.18
Note:
Total number of households is based on 2010 Census
Data for served number of households is based on the 2011 DDP (PIOUs) and
NEA's SOE (all ECs)
Figures reflected for both potential and served exclude all the DU's operated by
LGUs and other. Except for the Concepcion Electric System which declared to be
100% electrified for the HH level

Achieve 90% Household Electrification by 2017
Preferably using combination of Renewal Energy Sources
Household Electrification Program (HEP)
HEP is an on-going program
Providing electricity to households
HEP Beneficiaries (as of June 2013)
YEAR
Luzon (HH)
Visayas (HH)
Mindanao (HH)
Total
(HH)
2010
648
167
1,935
2,750
2012 (1st Batch)
2,308
1,864
2,288
6,460
2012 (2nd Batch)
750
435
2,215
3,400
2013
2,136
1,702
3,062
6,900
Total
5,842
4,168
9,500
19,510
Climate-proof Energy Sector

Infrastructure and Facilities
Vulnerability Assessment
of the Energy Sector
Impact on energy supply
& demand
Adjust standards and
design guidelines
More Responsive Geographic Plans

Assist LGUs in mainstreaming
energy planning in their
development plan
Optimize identification, development
and use of energy resources in
respective regions
Advocate for the inclusion of

energy in land use
classification and declaration of
energy projects as projects of
national significance
National Government-Local Government Joint Energy Forum

The Heritage Hotel, Pasay City
September 6, 2013
Philippine Energy Sector Plans and Programs

2013-2030
Dir. Jesus T. Tamang

Energy Policy and Planning Bureau
Department of Energy

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National Government-Local Government Joint Energy Forum

The Heritage Hotel, Pasay City

Philippine Energy Sector Plans and Programs

Dir. Jesus T. Tamang

Plans and Programs

Expand Use of Natural Gas

Make Energy Efficiency a Way of

Develop Indigenous Energy Resources

Develop Indigenous Energy Resources

Expand the Use of Natural Gas

Master Plan for

LNG Master Plan

Expand Use of Natural Gas

Malampaya Gas Field

Libertad Gas Field

Push Sustainable Fuels for Transport

Strengthen implementation of Programs

Push Sustainable Fuels for Transport

Push Sustainable Fuels for Transport

Push Sustainable Fuels for Transport

Push Sustainable Fuels for Transport

Push Sustainable Fuels for Transport

Fuel efficiency = CNG @ 2.5 km. per liter

Push Sustainable Fuels for Transport

Total LPG Consumption per day = 23.19 liters

Push Sustainable Fuels for Transport

Total Power Consumption per day = (Lithium-ion Battery) = 6.78

Make Energy Efficiency as a Way of Life

The Bright Now! Campaign

Make Energy Efficiency as a Way of Life

Actual Savings (in MMBFOE)

Information, Education and Communication Campaign

Government Energy Management Program (GEMP)

Energy Management Program

Phil. Energy Efficiency Project

Energy Standards and Labeling

MMBFOE Million Barrels of Fuel Oil Equivalent

Make Energy Efficiency as a Way of Life

Total Savings (in MMBFOE)

Deferred Capacity (in Megawatts)

Installed Capacity (in Megawatts)

Dependable Capacity (in Megawatts)

Deferred/Installed (in Percent)

Deferred/Dependable (in Percent)

MMBFOE Million Barrels of Fuel Oil Equivalent

Make Energy Efficiency as a Way of Life

Refrigerators for 5 to 8 cubic feet

Compact fluorescent lamps

Linear fluorescent lamps

Circular fluorescent lamps

Fluorescent lamp ballast

Make Energy Efficiency as a Way of Life

Expand Capacity and Coverage of Power Supply

Expand Capacity and Coverage of Power Supply

Expand Capacity and Coverage of Power Supply

Household Electrification Level, December 2011

Expand Capacity and Coverage of Power Supply

2012 (1st Batch)

2012 (2nd Batch)

Climate-proof Energy Sector

More Responsive Geographic Plans

Advocate for the inclusion of

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