Tamiz Shahar

Joint Stock Company

Energizing the Waste: Baku Waste to Energy Plan

Presenter:

Oktay Mammadov, Head of Project Management and PR Department, Tamiz Shahar JSC

Event: Date:

Asia Clean Energy Forum 2012 June 4-8, 2012

Venue:

Manila, Philippines

Baku city and waste management

Location:

Caspian Sea
Territory: 2 130 km2

Population:
2.5-3 mln Commercial, cultural and scientific centre in the Caucasus

The municipal solid waste per capita is about 350 kg per annum.

The main reason is increase of welfare and consumption basket

Solution: establishment of Tamiz Shahar JSC

To improve the ecological situation in the city; To build and manage solid municipal waste placement and disposal in accordance with up-to-date standards; To develop this area by stages based on the principles of market economy in the future.

Key step Baku Waste-to-Energy Plant

Ministry of Economic Development of Azerbaijan Republic

cofinanced by Islamic Development Bank and Azerbaijan Government

Solid Municipal Waste: 500 000 tons/year; Clinical waste: 10 000 tons/year;

Waste-to-Energy Plant (2009-2012)

2009 2010 2011 2012

Electric energy generation: 231,5 million kW-h/year;

Plant construction period: 40 months;

Completion of works: end of 2012

Waste-to-Energy Plant

Waste bunker Boiler

Flue gas treatment

Heating system

Control panel

Technology applied: 4th Generation

Technology used
The success of Waste to Energy plants depends on several parameters like the characteristics of the waste and the adopted technology
Principles and advantages: - Reverse regime - Sufficient mixing a waste - Mixing of derivative fuel - High temperature resistant metal

- up to 40% energy efficiency

Risk distribution and management

Associated risks: The realization costs can exceed the anticipated budget The realization time can exceed the anticipated schedule The O&M costs might exceed the ones that have been assumed The performances might not be at the expected level The quality of the equipment or the O&M performances might cause lack of availability The quantity or the quality of the wastes might not be as expected The project risks should be allocated to the parties who are the most suitable to face and to manage them and this through a proper and fair contractual structure The appropriate risks allocation with the relevant contractual conditions are essential for reducing the total costs and for an efficient delivery

Reliable partner is essential!

CNIM experience in the waste treatment as turnkey contractor:

Construction of 150 EfW plants since 50 years (23 millions tons of waste treated per year) CNIM Turnkey culture for design, construction and operation of Municipal Solid Waste thermal treatment including LAB Air Pollution Control equipments From Paris/ 2x50t/h in 1969 to Baku/ 500,000t/y in 2012

Thank you for attention!

Tamiz Shahar JSC
55, Khojali ave, AZ 1025, Baku, Azerbaijan Tel.: (+99412) 4644110; 4644111

Fax: (+99412) 4644112

E-mail: info@tamizshahar.az