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Wind power in Pakistan

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Electricity generation
in Pakistan

Wind power is a form ofrenewable energy in Pakistan which makes up more than 6% of the total electricity production in the country. As of 2018, wind power capacity inPakistan was 1,287 MW.[1][2]

History

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The first practicalwind-powered machines, thewindmill and thewindpump, were invented in what are now Afghanistan, Iran and Pakistan by the 9th century.[3]

Wind corridors

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ThePakistan Meteorological Department conducted a study in 2013 entitled "Wind Power Potential Survey of Coastal Areas of Pakistan", which theMinistry of Science & Technology provided funding for. This study enabled PMD to identify potential "wind corridors" where economically feasible wind farm could be established. TheGharo-Jhimpir wind corridor inSindh was identified as the most lucrative site for wind power plants.[4] The wind power potential covered an area of 9700 km2 with a gross wind power potential of 43000 MW.[5]

Plants

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Jhimpir Wind Power Plant

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Jhimpir Wind Farm

TheJhimpir Wind Power Plant was developed inJhimpir,Sindh by Zorlu Energy Pakistan. The total cost of project is $136 million.[6] Completed in 2002, it has a total capacity of 50 MW. This wind Corridor has a 50000 megawatt potential with average wind speeds over 7-meter per second. The government has announced upfront tariff and ROI of 17 per cent which is highest in the world.

Foundation Wind Energy I and II

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Fauji Foundation setup two wind projects (50 MW each) atGharo,Thatta District. The EPC contractors were Nordex and Descon with Nordex as the lead contractor. Foundation Wind Energy II (Private) Limited was commissioned in July 2014. Foundation Wind Energy I (Private) Limited was commissioned on Feb 2015.

Artistic Energy (Pvt) Ltd.

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Artistic Energy (Pvt) Ltd. setup 49.3 MW wind power project in Jhimpir Sindh. The EPC contractor was Hydro-china. Artistic Energy (Pvt) Ltd was commissioned in March 2018. It consists of 29 Wind turbines GE 1.7 MW each, and having hub height of 92m, highest hub height in the region. It supplies power to 220 kV Jhimpir New Grid Station through two 132KV lines, one is Tapal line and other is New Jhimpir line.

Three Gorges First Wind Farm

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Three Gorges First Wind Farm Pakistan has started the operation of 50 MW wind power project on 24 November 2014 at Jhimpir, Sindh. Contract of supply and installation of wind turbines was given to GOLDWIND and EPC contractor in the project was CWE (China International Water & Electric Corporation). TGF is the sister concern of China Three Gorges Corporation (CTG), who have built the world largest dam with the installed capacity of 22500 MW in Yiling District, Yichang, Hubei, China. Three Gorges have also planned to build two more wind power projects of 50 MW each in Jhimphir, Sindh in 2015.

Three Gorges Second Wind Farm Pakistan has started the operation of 50 MW wind power project in 2018 at Jhimpir, Sindh. Contract of supply and installation of wind turbines was given to GOLDWIND.

Sapphire Wind Power Plant

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A 52.8 MW wind power plant attained commercial operation date (COD) in a record time of only 14 months on 22 November 2015. Its availability in RRT (Run Reliability Test) was also a record in Pakistan. Hydro China, a Chinese EPC contractor using 33x1.68 MW GE wind turbines constructed the power plant. SWPCL is the first wind project of General Electric in Pakistan and it was also a first project of Hydrochina. Some $95 million debt financing was secured for the project from Oversees Private Investment Corporation (OPIC), USA. The project is a joint ownership of Sapphire Textile and Bank Alfalah.

Tricon Boston Consulting corporation Wind Power Plant

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Tricon Boston Consulting corporation setup 50 MW * 3 = 150MW wind power project in Jhimpir Sindh. The EPC contractor was Hydro-china International. Tricon Boston was commissioned in 2018. It consists of 87 Wind turbines GE 1.7 MW. It supplies power to 220 kV Jhimpir New Grid Station through two 132KV lines.

ACT Wind Farm

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The ACT wind farm is located at the province of Sindh. HydroChina, a subsidiary of China Power Construction Corporation, is constructing the project. It will be run by three local Pakistani Groups Namely Akhtar, Candyland and Tapal Groups. The deal is for 20 GW82 1.5MW turbine. The machines will be customised to suit the local wind and climate conditions. Shipments will be made at the end of 2015. Installation work is scheduled for completion in the third quarter of 2016. The plant went live on 7 October 2016.

Metro Power Company Limited

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Metro Power Project, a 50 MW wind power project of Metro Power Company Limited located in Jhimpir, district Thatta, Sindh, achieved financial close on 19 February 2015. The project is expected to achieve commercial operation by August 2016. The initiative in sponsored by Iqbal Ali Mohamed and Family, Infraco Asia Development Pvt Ltd out of Singapore andInternational Finance Corporation is scheduled to commence operation in third quarter 2016. It is financed by ETDB, National Bank, UBL, Bank Alfalah and Askari Bank.

List

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Operational

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StationLocationCapacity (MW)Wind turbine manufacturerIn-service dateOperation & MaintenanceNotes
FFC Energy Wind ProjectJhimpir,Sindh49.5Nordex2013Descon Power Solutions
Zorlu Enerji PakistanJhimpir,Sindh56.4Vestas2013In-house
Three GorgesJhimpir,Sindh150Goldwind2014In-houseFirst Three Gorges Wind Project of 50MW was commissioned in 2014. Second and third were commissioned in 2018.[7]
Foundation Wind EnergyGharo,Sindh100Nordex2015Descon Power Solutions
Sapphire Wind PowerJhimpir,Sindh52.8General Electric2015Albario Engineering
Yunus EnergyJhimpir,Sindh50Nordex2016Descon Power Solutions
Metro Wind PowerJhimpir,Sindh50Nordex2016Descon Power Solutions
Tenaga GeneraiGharo,Sindh49.5General Electric2016Albario Engineering
Gul Ahmed Wind PowerJhimpir,Sindh50Nordex2016Descon Power Solutions
Master Wind EnergyJhimpir,Sindh52.8General Electric2016Albario Engineering
ACT WindJhimpir,Sindh30Goldwind2016HydroChinaFormerly known as the Tapal Wind Energy (Private) Limited which was formed on 6 December 2010.[8] It is a joint-venture betweenTapal Group, Akhtar Group, andIsmail Industries.[8] ACT Wind has outsourced operation & maintenance to HydroChina for ten years.[9]
HydroChina Dawood Wind Power ProjectGharo,Sindh50Ming Yang2017HydroChina
Sachal Energy Wind FarmJhimpir,Sindh50Goldwind2017In-house
United Energy Pakistan WindJhimpir,Sindh100Goldwind2017China Gezhouba Group
Hawa Energy LtdJhimpir,Sindh50General Electric2018Albario Engineering
Burj Capital Jhimpir Wind PowerJhimpir,Sindh50General Electric2018Albario Engineering
Artistic EnergyJhimpir,Sindh49.3General Electric2018Descon Power SolutionsFormerly known as Hartford Alternative Energy Pvt Limited
Tricon BostonJhimpir,Sindh150General Electric2018Albario EngineeringTricon Boston Consulting Corporation is a subsidiary ofSapphire Textile.[10]
Zephyr PowerGharo,Sindh50Siemens Gamesa2019Orient Energy SystemsThe turbines were provided by Siemens Gamesa which was their first contract in Pakistan.[11] It is funded by CDC Group UK.[12]

Under-development

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StationLocationCapacity (MW)In-service dateWind turbineNotes
Tricom Wind Power LtdJhimpir,Sindh502021Siemens GamesaUnder construction. To be operational by Dec 2021.[13] The project is sponsored by Yunus Brothers Group.[14] The wind turbines are provided bySiemens Gamesa.[15]
Metro Wind Power LtdJhimpir,Sindh602021Siemens GamesaUnder construction.[13] The EPC contractor of the project is HydroChina and wind turbines are provided bySiemens Gamesa.[16]
Din Energy LtdJhimpir,Sindh502021GoldwindUnder construction.[13] The project is sponsored by the Din Group which is active in textile and leather industry in Pakistan. The EPC contractor of the project is HydroChina and wind turbines are provided byGoldwind.[17]
Act 2 Wind LtdJhimpir,Sindh502021GoldwindUnder construction. To be operational by Dec 2021.[13] The wind turbines are provided byGoldwind.[18]
Artistic Alternate Energy Pvt LtdJhimpir,Sindh502021GoldwindUnder construction.[13] The EPC contractor of the project is HydroChina and wind turbines are provided byGoldwind.[19]
Gul Ahmed Electric Pvt LtdJhimpir,Sindh502021GoldwindUnder construction.[13] The EPC contractor of the project is HydroChina and wind turbines are provided byGoldwind.[20]
Indus Wind Energy Pvt LtdJhimpir,Sindh502021Siemens GamesaUnder construction. To be operational by Dec 2021.[13] The wind turbines are provided bySiemens Gamesa.[21]
Liberty Wind Power Pvt LtdJhimpir,Sindh1002021Siemens GamesaUnder construction. It includes Liberty Wind Power-1 and Liberty Wind Power-2.[13] Formerly known as Zulaikha Energy Pvt Ltd. The wind turbines are provided bySiemens Gamesa.[22]
NASDA Green Energy Pvt LtdJhimpir,Sindh502021Siemens GamesaUnder construction. To be operational by Dec 2021.[13] The wind turbines are provided bySiemens Gamesa.[23]
Lakeside Energy Pvt LtdJhimpir,Sindh502021Siemens GamesaUnder construction. To be operational by Dec 2021.[13] The wind turbines are provided bySiemens Gamesa.[24]
Master Green Energy Pvt LtdJhimpir,Sindh502021Siemens GamesaUnder construction. To be operational by Dec 2021.[13] The wind turbines are provided bySiemens Gamesa.[25]

See also

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References

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  1. ^"In coal-focused Pakistan, a wind power breeze is blowing".Reuters. 17 July 2017.
  2. ^"Pakistan looks to wind power". BBC. 8 November 2017.
  3. ^Lucas, Adam (2006),Wind, Water, Work: Ancient and Medieval Milling Technology, Brill Publishers, p. 65,ISBN 90-04-14649-0
  4. ^"Why Wind Energy..?".pmd.gov.pk.
  5. ^"Guidelines for Environmental Assessment of Wind Farms in the Gharo Wind Corridor- Pakistan".Alternative Energy Development Board.
  6. ^Jhimpir Wind Power: Pakistan’s first wind farm gets global recognition, Published in "The Express Tribune" on 22 April 2012. Retrieved 24 July 2012
  7. ^"Current Status".www.aedb.org.
  8. ^ab"ACT Group – Power to ACT".ACT Group.
  9. ^"TWEPL_SummaryReport_Mar16"(PDF).www.pacra.com.pk.
  10. ^"Tricon Boston seeks licences for wind power generation".www.thenews.com.pk.
  11. ^Hussain, Bilal (23 November 2017)."Siemens Gamesa to supply 50 MW turbine generators for zephyr power".
  12. ^"New UK-funded renewable energy plant starts operation in Pakistan".www.thenews.com.pk.
  13. ^abcdefghijk"11 Wind Project Of 660 MW Likely To Start Generation By Dec 2021".UrduPoint.
  14. ^"Tricom Wind Power Pvt Limited".Early Warning System.
  15. ^"IFC's Super Six wind, Pakistan".Bridge Factor. 28 January 2020.
  16. ^"Metro Wind Power Limited".Early Warning System.
  17. ^"Din Energy Limited".Early Warning System.
  18. ^"ACT II Wind".Early Warning System.
  19. ^"Artistic Wind Power Pvt Limited".Early Warning System.
  20. ^"Gul Ahmed Electric Limited".Early Warning System.
  21. ^"Grant of Generation Licence No. WPGL/50/2017 - Licence Application No. LAG-394 - Indus Wind Energy Limited (IWEL)"(PDF).www.nepra.org.pk. National Electric Power Regulatory Authority - Islamic Republic of Pakistan. 16 August 2017.
  22. ^"Modification in Generation Licence No. WPGL/39/2017 - Licence Application No. LAG-347 - Liberty Wind Power 1 (Private) Limited (LWPPL)"(PDF). National Electric Power Regulatory Authority - Islamic Republic of Pakistan. 8 October 2019.
  23. ^"Grant of Generation Licence No. WPGL/49/2017 - Licence Application No. LAG-395 - Nasda Green Energy (Private) Limited (NGEPL)"(PDF). National Electric Power Regulatory Authority - Islamic Republic of Pakistan. 3 August 2017.
  24. ^"Generation License Application of Lakeside Energy for NEPRA website"(PDF).nepra.org.pk. 25 May 2017. Retrieved27 October 2024.
  25. ^"Submission of application for Generation License for Master Green Energy Limited 50 MW Wind Power Project"(PDF). Master Green Energy LTD. 16 May 2017.

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