Meteorological and hydrological assessments for the GENED-1 Hydroelectric Power Project, Philippines
Feasibility Study – Hydrology, Sediments, Energy
Detailed meteorological and hydrological assessments are a crucial part of the feasibility study for the GENED-1 Hydroelectric Power Project (HEPP) on the Apayao-Abulug River in northern Luzon, which is an interesting site for hydropower development characterized by a large catchment area and high discharge.
The Apayao-Abulug River in northern Luzon has not been used for any hydropower development. The GENED-1 site is situated 62 km upstream of the river mouth is highly attractive. Because of concerns raised by local authorities and stakeholders, the design of the HPP was altered. The new design is treated in the feasibility study. It proposes the establishment of a hydro power plant with a 105 m high rockfill dam and an installed capacity of 150 MW.
Scope of Work
- Collection of hydro-meteorological data
- Review of previous studies
- Rainfall-Runoff-Model and its calibration
- Flood frequency analysis
- Estimation of PMF
- Estimation of potential climate change impacts
- Estimation of the sediment transport with USLE approach
- Energy simulations
Impact on the project
Meteorological and hydrological assessments employing state-of-the-art methods, form the basis of the HPP design and the optimization of the plant operation.
Facts about the project
Client: Pan Pacific Renewable Power Philippines Corporation
Services:
- Review of previous assessments
- Estimation of inflow
- Flood frequency analysis
- Probable Maximum Flood (PMF) assessment
- Estimation of sediment yield and bed load transport
- Energy simulations
Implementation period: 2015
Location: Philippines
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