The Philippine Power Industry

I. Introduction

The following information has been collated by Imaginet from the following sources to assist companies in their research on the Power Industry in the Philippines:

1. The New Power Industry Structure

2. Brief Introduction of Each Branch of the EPIS

2.1 Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC)
2.2 Department of Energy (DOE)
2.3 National Electrification Administration (NEA)
2.4 National Transmission Corporation (TRANSCO)
2.5 Private Sector Assets and Liabilities Management Corporation (PSALM)

3. RA 9316 - REFORMS IN THE ELECTRIC POWER INDUSTRY

II. The Philippine Energy Plan (PEP)

1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY (Volume 1: National Energy Plan)

1.1 Plan Framework

1.1.1 Energy Demand and Supply Outlook

1.1.1.1 Sectoral Demand Projections
1.1.1.2 Energy Supply Mix

1.1.2 Sectoral Plans and Programs

1.1.2.2 Power Development Program

1.2 MAIN GRID

1.2.1 Peak Demand
1.2.2 Capacity Expansion Plan
1.2.3 Committed Projects
1.2.4 Power Generation Forecast
1.2.5 Transmission Development

1.3 SMALL ISLAND AND ISOLATED GRIDS

1.3.1 Peak Demand
1.3.2 Transmission Development
1.3.3 Expanded Rural Electrification

1.4 Energy Resource Development

1.4.1 Renewable Energy
1.4.2 Geothermal
1.4.3 Hydropower
1.4.4 Biomass, Solar and Wind
1.4.5 Fossil Fuels
1.4.6 Oil and Gas
1.4.7 Coal
1.4.8 Oil
1.4.9 Natural Gas

1.5 Energy Efficiency and Conservation

1.6 Environmental Management

1.6.1 Alternative Transport Fuels

1.6.1.1 Compressed Natural Gas
1.6.1.2 Coconut Methyl Ester
1.6.1.3 Ethanol
1.6.1.4 Autogas

1.7 Reduction of Carbon Dioxide Emissions (CO2)

1.8 Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) Initiatives

1.9 Oil Spill Prevention, Control and Response Training

1.10 Caring for the Society and the Environment

1.11 Benefits to Host Communities

1.12 Consumer Welfare and Protection

1.13 Investment Requirements

1.14 Legislative Agenda

2. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY (Volume 2: Regional Energy Plans)

2.1 Luzon

2.1.1 Region IV-A
2.1.2.Region IV-B

2.2 Visayas

2.2.1 Regions VI
2.2.2 Region VII

2.3 Mindanao

2.3.1 Region X
2.3.2 Region XI

III. Hydroelectric Resource Development

1. Introduction to mini-hydropower resource development

1.1 Potentials
1.2 Incentives
1.3 Demand

2. Laws and Issuances

2.1 Republic Act No. 7156, "An Act Granting Incentives to Mini-Hydro-Electric Power Developers and for Other Purposes"
2.2 Rules and Regulations Implementing R. A. 7156

IV. Geothermal Resource Development

1. INTRODUCTION

1.1 POTENTIALS
1.2 INCENTIVES
1.3 DEMAND

2. Philippine Geothermal Service Contract System
3. Philippine Statutes on Geothermal Exploration Development, Exploitation and Utilization

4. Statistics

4.1 PRODUCING GEOTHERMAL FIELDS IN THE PHILIPPINES
4.2 WORLD INSTALLED GEOTHERMAL PLANT CAPACITIES
4.3 PHILIPPINE GEOTHERMAL ENERGY PERFORMANCE
4.4 CAPACITY ADDITIONS FOR THE PERIOD 2000-2010

V. New and Renewable Energy Resource Development

1. INTRODUCTION

2. POTENTIALS

2.1 Solar Home Systems (SHS)
2.2 Solar Water Heaters (SWH)
2.3 Solar Photovoltaics (PV)

2.3.1 PV for Telecommunications
2.3.2 PV for Water Pumping

2.4 Other Applications
2.5 Wind Energy Systems

2.5.1 Windpumps
2.5.2 Wind Turbine Generators

2.6 Biomass Energy Systems

2.6.1 Forestry Resources and Fuelwood
2.6.2 Bagasse
2.6.3 Ricehull
2.6.4 Coconut Residues (Husks/Shells/Fronds)
2.6.5 Animal Wastes
2.6.6 Municipal Solid Wastes

2.7 Hydro Systems (see also Micro-Hydro)

2.7.1 Micro-hydro Systems

3. INCENTIVES

4. DEMAND

VI. Figures

Figure 1: Projected Hydro Fields in the Philippines