Overview of the Financing Programme for

JCM Model Projects

April 27th 2021

Global Environment Centre Foundation (GEC)

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Outline of JCM Model Projects

Approx. USD83million in total with Demonstrate Decarbonization Technology for Realizing Co-Innovation
Program

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Basic policy for JCM Model Projects in FY2021

Decarbonizing Technologies development strategy

Exclude power generation system using

Evaluate GHG index
fossil fuels

Define selection base for Solar Power technology

Solar Power Module Solar Power Plant with Battery

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JCM Model Projects Schedule in FY2021

7 29

FY2021
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Eligible Power Generation System

JCM Model Projects support biomass, and waste-to-energy system.

Those using fossil fuels are not eligible, except for utilizing heat from generating power.

Co-generation System
Water softener Plant №1
Biomass Power Industrial water

generation System Steam boiler

Natural gas
F

Cogeneration (※) T F F
Heat recovery Steam
power plant Steam generator load
Gas Header
compressor Water-supply E 【Legend】
tank Natural gas ➡
Power Lube oil ➡
supply Cooling water ➡
HEX Substation №1 Soft water ➡
Lube oil Industrial water ➡
Generator for Hot water ➡
BOS Electric power ➡
Steam ➡
Lube oil Substation№2
storage tank HEX
(Cooling water)
F T
Plant №2

(※)
Cooling tower
Gas engine T
Painting
process
Hot-water boiler

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Solar Power Module

Photovoltaic module:
Conversion rate of 20% or
higher, from optical to electric
energy

Mongoli Banglad Viet Indonesi Costa Cambod Saudi Myanma Philippin

Ethiopia Kenya Maldives Lao PDR Palau Mexico Chile Thailand
a esh Nam a Rica ia Arabia r e
Technology Total

MN BD ET KE MV VN LA ID CR PW KH MX SA CL MM TH PH

Solar Power Plant 4 1 1 2 1 4 3 3 1 5 4 3 1 4 1 15 6 59

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Solar Power Plant with Battery

Photovoltaic(PV) module:
Conversion rate of 20% or higher, from optical to electric energy
Battery
(1) Charges only the power generated by PV modules introduced,
and the power supplied from the battery is measured.
(2) Necessity
1) Introduction to off-the-grid areas
2) Installation of batteries is required to connect grid by laws or regulations
3) For self-consumption in factories or local power supply business
(a) The battery should be charged and discharged every day
(b) The battery capacity is 20% or larger than wattage of PV module installed,
and within maximum daily base chargeable amount
EMS

PV
P.C.
Module
Monitor
Battery

Mongoli Banglad Viet Indonesi Costa Cambod Saudi Myanma Philippin

Ethiopia Kenya Maldives Lao PDR Palau Mexico Chile Thailand
Technology a esh Nam a Rica ia Arabia r e Total
MN BD ET KE MV VN LA ID CR PW KH MX SA CL MM TH PH

Solar Power Plant with Battery 1 1

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JCM ECO Lease Scheme

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Selection of Projects in FY2020
Expected GHG
Emission
Partner Country Entity Project Title Sector
Reductions（
tCO2/y）
Vietnam Kanematsu KGK Corp. 57MW Solar Power Project in An Giang Province Renewable Energy 28,208
Vietnam DAIICHI JITSUGYO CO., LTD. Introduction of Biomass Co-generation system to Food Factory Renewable Energy 24,115
Vietnam Marubeni Corporation Introduction of Biomass Boiler to Soluble Coffee Manufacturing Plant Renewable Energy 19,498
Vietnam Acecook Co., Ltd. Introduction of High Efficiency Boiler System to Food Factory Energy Efficiency Improvement 7,631
Hitachi-Johnson Controls Air Introduction of High Efficiency Air-conditioning System to Hotel in Ho
Vietnam Energy Efficiency Improvement 184
Conditioning, Inc Chi Minh City
14MW Solar Power Project in Vientiane Province and Borikhamxay
Lao PDR Kayama Kogyo Co., Ltd. Renewable Energy 8,104
Province
6MW Mini Hydro Power Plant Project in West Pasaman, West
Indonesia NiX Co., Ltd. Renewable Energy 18,319
Sumatra
The Kansai Electric Power Company, Introduction of 8.1MW Rooftop Solar Power System in Motorcycle
Thailand Renewable Energy 3,797
Incorporated Factory and Fiber Factory
The Kansai Electric Power Company, Introduction of Energy Saving Centrifugal Chillers to Machinery
Thailand Energy Efficiency Improvement 225
Incorporated Factory
29MW Binary Power Generation Project at Palayan Geothermal
Philippines Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd. Renewable Energy 72,200
Power Plant
Saudi Arabia Marubeni Corporation 400MW Solar Power Project in Rabigh Region Renewable Energy 477,129
Chile FARMLAND Co., Ltd. 3MW Solar Power Project Utilizing Farmland in Valparaiso Region Renewable Energy 2,397
7.3MW Solar Power Project in Mandalay International Airport and
Myanmar Tokyo Century Corporation Renewable Energy 3,276
Yangon City
Sumitomo Mitsui Finance and Leasing Introduction of 5MW Rooftop Solar Power System to Aluminum
Thailand Renewable Energy 2,200
Company, Limited Building Materials Factory
The Kansai Electric Power Company, Introduction of 2.6MW Rooftop Solar Power System to
Thailand Renewable Energy 1,188
Incorporated Semiconductor Factory
2.5MW Solar Power Project with Blockchain Technology in Chiang
Thailand Inabata Co., Ltd. Renewable Energy 1,041
Mai University Town Community
Introduction of 2MW Solar Power System to Shopping Mall
Philippines Tokyo Century Corporation Renewable Energy 1,476
（JCM Eco Lease Scheme）
Indonesia Voith Fuji Hydro K.K. 5MW Hydro Power Project in Bengkulu Province Renewable Energy 15,299
Introduction of Energy Saving Equipment to Complex Buildings of
Myanmar Yuko Keiso Co., Ltd. Energy Efficiency Improvement 1,544
Smart Urban Development Project in Yangon
Vietnam Idemitsu Kosan Co., Ltd. Introduction of 2MW Solar Power System for Pellet Factory Renewable Energy 1,024
4.2MW Rooftop Solar Power Project to Pharmaceutical Factories,
Indonesia Alamport Inc. Renewable Energy 3,961
Vehicles Dealers, and Timber Factories
Thailand SHIZUOKA GAS CO., LTD. Introduction of 2MW Rooftop Solar Power System to University Renewable Energy 868
Indonesia AURA-Green Energy Co., Ltd. 8MW Mini Hydro Power Plant Project in Maluku Province Renewable Energy 18,034
Chile Sharp Energy Solutions Corporation 34MW Solar Power Project in Nuble Region Renewable Energy 25,576
Thailand Shizen Energy Inc. 30MW Floating Solar Power Project in Industrial Park Renewable Energy 13,739

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JCM Model Project（FY2020） Partner Country: Philippines
29MW Binary Power Generation Project at Palayan Geothermal Power Plant
PP (Japan): Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd. PP (Philippines): Bac Man Geothermal Inc.

Outline of GHG Mitigation Activity

This project introduces a new 29 MW binary
geothermal power plant with the Organic Rankine
Cycle (ORC) system to the existing 120MW flash type
geothermal power plant owned and operated by Bac-
Man Geothermal Inc. The power plant is located at
Palayan area of southern part of the Luzon island.
Notes to the picture：
This binary geothermal power plant effectively utilizes Upper right：Existing
exhaust hot water of low enthalpy from the existing flash type geothermal
power plant
flash geothermal power plant without producing
hazardous gasses. This project replaces the grid Red Frame：New binary
geothermal power plant
power produced by fossil fuel with renewable energy
and reduces greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.

Expected GHG Emission Reductions Sites of Project

72,200 tCO2/Year Province of
Albay, Luzon
= (Reference CO₂ emissions)
- (Project CO₂ emissions)

・ Reference CO₂ emissions

= (Quantity of the electricity generated by the
project) [MWh/year]
×Emission factor [tCO₂/MWh]
・ Project CO₂ emissions
= 0 [tCO₂/year]) 56km Southwest of the Legazpi City Airport
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Map data©2020Google
JCM Model Project（FY2020） Partner Country:Thailand
2.5MW Solar Power Project with Blockchain Technology in Chiang Mai University Town Community
PP (Japan): Inabata & Co.,Ltd , PP (Thailand): Thai Digital Energy Development Co.Ltd

Outline of GHG Mitigation Activity

Chiang Mai University Town
This project introduces a 2.5 MW solar
Building A Inverter Smartmeter
power generation system on the roofs of

With Blockchain technology

Energy management
multiple buildings in Chiang Mai University,
Thailand.
Solar panels
This project is operated by blockchain
technology which realizes the expansion Building B
and maximum utilization of renewable
energy on campus and reduces
greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by Building C
introducing renewable energy.

Expected GHG Emission Reductions Sites of Project

Distance from
1,041 tCO2/year Chiang Mai
International airport
= [(Reference power consumptions) Zone 1:
– (Project power consumptions)] 7 km (NW)
x Emission factor (EF) Zone 2:
4 km (NE)
Zone 3:
5 km (SW)
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Map data©2020 Google
JCM Model Project（FY2020） Partner Country: Philippines
Introduction of 2MW Solar Power System to Shopping Mall（JCM Eco Lease Scheme）
PP (Japan): Tokyo Century Corporation, PP (Philippines): BPI Century Tokyo Rental Corporation (BPICTR)

Outline of GHG Mitigation Activity

Lease
This project introduces a total of 2MW Local Power Leasing
Solar System on the roofs of two shopping Generation Company
malls, which are operated by a Company
conglomerate in Philippines, using JCM
Eco Lease Scheme. Power Supply

Reduction of greenhouse gas (GHG)

emissions is made by partially replacing
conventional fossil fuel electricity to
renewable energy.

Replacing conventional electricity with renewable energy

Expected GHG Emission Reductions Sites of Project

1,476 tCO2/year Site1：98 km northwest Site2：20 km northeast
from Ninoy Aquino from Ninoy Aquino
= (Reference CO₂ emissions) International Airport International Airport
- (Project CO₂ emissions)

・ Reference CO₂ emissions

= (Quantity of the electricity generated by the
project) [MWh/year]
×Emission factor [tCO₂/MWh]
・ Project CO₂ emissions
= 0 [tCO₂/year]) Map Data ©2020 Google
Project Map of JCM Financing Programme

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Total 176 projects / 17 countries ● Renewable Energy

(● Model Project:167, ■ ADB:5, ◆ REDD+:2, ▲ F-gas:2) ● Effective Use of Energy
● Energy Efficiency Improvement
● Transport
● Waste Handling and Disposal

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Project by Year and Country

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 Categorization by applied technology type
Banglad Viet Indonesi Costa Cambod Saudi Myanma Philippin
Mongolia Ethiopia Kenya Maldives Lao PDR Palau Mexico Chile Thailand
Sector Technology esh Nam a Rica ia Arabia r e
MN BD ET KE MV VN LA ID CR PW KH MX SA CL MM TH PH
Air Conditioning System 4 1 1 6
Chiller 2 4 4 1 1 1 4 17
Refrigerator 1 2 4 7
Absorption Chiller Using Waste Heat 2 2 4
Swirling Induction Type Air-conditioning
1 1
System
Air Conditioning System with Total Heat
1 1
Excahnger
Fridge and Freezer Showcase 1 1 2
Boiler 2 2 3 1 2 1 11
Double Bundle-type Heat Pump 1 1 1 3
Water Heater Using Waste Heat 1 1 2
Waste Heat Recovery System 2 1 3
Heat Exchanger 1 1
Transformer 4 1 5
LED Lighting 2 1 3
LED Street Lighting with Dimming System 1 1 2
1. Energy Efficiency Pump 1 1
Air Compressor 1 1 2
Aeration System 1 1
Regenerative Burners 1 1
Gas Fired Furnace 1 1
Gas Fired Melting Furnace 1 1
Air Conditioning Control System 1 1 2
Freaquency Inverter for Pump 1 1 2
Ventilation Contorl System 1 1
Loom 1 2 1 4
Old Corrugated Cartons Process 1 1
Battery Case Forming Device 1 1
Electrolyzer in Chlorine Production 1 1 2
Wire Stranding Machines 1 1
Autoclave 1 1
Multi-effect Distillation System 1 1
Injection Modling Machine 1 1
Solar Power Plant 4 1 1 2 1 4 3 3 1 5 4 3 1 4 1 15 6 59
Solar Power Plant with Battery 1 1
Small Hydropower Plant 8 3 11
Wind Power Plant 1 1
Geothermal Power Plant 1 1
2. Renewable Energy
Biomass Power Plant 1 1 1 1 1 1 6
Biogas Power Plant 1 1
Biomas boiler 2 1 3
Biogas boiler 1 1 2
Biomass Co-generation 1 1 2
3.Effective Use of Power Generation by Waste Heat Recovery 1 1 1 3
Energy Gas Co-generation 2 3 5
4. Waste Handling and Waste-to-Energy Plant 1 1
Disposal Power Generation by Methane Recovery 1 1
Digital Tachograph System 1 1
5. Transportation CNG-Diesel Hybrid Bus 1 1
Reefer Container 1 1
Total Number of technology： 51 6 4 1 2 1 31 4 40 3 5 8 6 2 5 15 45 14 192

White 0 project = Up to 50% Yellow 1-3 project(s) = Up to 40% Orange more than 4 projects = Up to 30%
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Project by Sector

Projecst by Sector
91

80
76
70 70
62
55
51

32 34

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9 9 10
6 6 4 6 6
1
0 2

FY2013 FY2014 FY2015 FY2016 FY2017 FY2018 FY2019 FY2020

Energy saving Renewable energy Others

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Renewable Energy

Wind Power
Generation

Geothermal Power Plant

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JCM Projects in Asia Pacific
Mini Hydro Power
Injection Molding Machine

Biomass Boiler

Autoclave

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Projects in Indonesia
Projects in Indonesia

4 4 4

3 3

2 2 2 2

1 1 1 1 1 1

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

FY2013 FY2014 FY2015 FY2016 FY2017 FY2018 FY2019 FY2020

Energy saving Renewable energy Energy Efficiency Improvement Waste to Energy Transportation

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JCM Model Project（FY2020） Partner Country: Indonesia
6MW Mini Hydro Power Plant Project in West Pasaman, West Sumatra
PP (Japan): NiX Co., Ltd., Nix New Energy Co., Ltd., PP (Indonesia): PT. OPTIMA TIRTA ENERGY

Outline of GHG Mitigation Activity

Tongar river
On the Batang Tongar river in West Pasaman,
West Sumatra, a run-of-river type mini hydro
power plant (3MW x 2 units) is constructed and
the electricity is sold to PLN, a state-owned power Synchronous
company. The project reduces greenhouse gas Intake generator Francis turbine
(GHG) emissions by replacing the grid electricity.
38.73 GWh is expected to be sold annually.

The government’s electric power development Mini Hydro

plan aims at a renewable energy ratio of 23% by Power Plant
2025 and 31% by 2050. This project contributes to
transmission
a promotion and expansion of renewable energy.
Sumatra
Grid Image of inside view of the plant

Expected GHG Emission Reductions Sites of Project

18,319 tCO2/year
＝ reference CO2 emissions The power plant is
- project CO2 emissions located about 100km
・Reference CO2 emissions north-northwest of
= Quantity of the electricity generated by the Minangkabau
project [MWh/year] International Airport
x Emission factor [tCO2/MWh] in West Sumatra.
＝38,730 [MWh/year] × 0.473 [tCO2/MWh]
・Project CO2 emissions Map data ©2020 Google
= 0 [tCO2/year]
JCM Model Project（FY2020） Partner Country: Indonesia
5MW Hydro Power Project in Bengkulu Province
PP (Japan): Voith Fuji Hydro K.K. PP (Indonesia): PT Kanz Sapta Energi

Outline of GHG Mitigation Activity

This project installs a turbine, a generator, control system and
〈Kaplan Turbine to be installed〉
auxiliary equipment at 5MW run-of-river hydro power plant
(Kanzy 3 power station) constructed in Bengkulu Province.
The electricity generated by this project is sold to PLN, a state-
run electric power company. It substitutes grid power by
renewable energy and contributes to greenhouse gas (GHG)
emissions reduction.
The Kaplan turbine equipped in this project has variable blade
angles in both runner vanes and guide vanes and can keep high
efficiency over a wide flow range.
This project is expected to sell 32.3GWh annually, and
contribute to the spread of renewable energy in Indonesia.

Expected GHG Emission Reductions Sites of Project

15,299 tCO₂ /year The project site is located at approx.60km north-northeast from
Fatmawati Soekarno Airport, in Bengkulu Province, Indonesia.
= (Reference CO₂ emissions)
- (Project CO₂ emissions)

・ Reference CO₂ emissions

= (Quantity of the electricity generated by the project)
[MWh/year]
×Emission factor [tCO₂/MWh]
・ Project CO₂ emissions
= 0 [tCO₂/year]) Map data©2020 Google
JCM Model Project（FY2020） Partner Country : Indonesia
8MW Mini Hydro Power Plant Project in Maluku Province
PP (Japan): AURA-Green Energy Co.,Ltd, Tamagawa Holdings Co.,Ltd, AURA Co.,Ltd
PP (Indonesia): PT.GISTEC PRIMA ENEGINDO, PT.Sapalewa Prima Energindo

Outline of GHG Mitigation Activity

Generator Francis Turbine
In this project, 8 MW of small hydroelectric
power generation (4 MW x 2 units) is
introduced in the Sapalewa River, which flows
through West Serum Regency, Maluku
Province, and the generated electricity is sold
to the state-owned electric power company
(PLN) to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG)
emissions.
Water Intake
This project contributes to the development of
industry in addition to direct job creation in
Maluku.

Expected GHG Emission Reductions Sites of Project

Approx. 193km northeast of Ambon Airport
18,034 tCO₂ /year

= (Reference CO₂ emissions)

- (Project CO₂ emissions)

・ Reference CO₂ emissions

= (Quantity of the electricity generated by the project)
[MWh/year]×Emission factor [tCO₂/MWh]
＝18,034 [tCO₂/year]
・ Project CO₂ emissions
= 0 [tCO₂/year]
Map data©2021 Google
JCM Model Project（FY2020） Partner Country: Indonesia
4.2MW Rooftop Solar Power Project to Pharmaceutical Factories, Vehicles Dealers, and Timber Factories
PP (Japan): Alamport Inc., Shizen Energy Inc. PP (Indonesia): PT Alam Energy Indonesia, PT ATW Alam Hijau,
PT Bintang Toedjoe, PT Agung Automall, PT Sumber Graha Sejahtera

Outline of GHG Mitigation Activity

Rooftop solar power systems (total of about 4.2

MW) is installed at two pharmaceutical factories,
nine vehicles dealer showrooms and two timber
factories. The project participants are in charge
of installation, management, and maintenance
of the systems.
This project contributes to the achievement of
Indonesia’s policy for a renewable energy ratio
target of 23% in 2025.

Expected GHG Emission Reductions Site of Project

3,961 tCO₂ /year
Batam : 3 sites Jakarta : 2 sites
= (Reference CO₂ emissions) East Java : 2 sites
- (Project CO₂ emissions) Bali : 6 sites パラオ国際空港

・ Reference CO₂ emissions

= (Quantity of the electricity generated by the
project) [MWh/year]
×Emission factor [tCO₂/MWh]
・ Project CO₂ emissions
= 0 [tCO₂/year]) Map Data ©2021 Google
Infrastructure through JCM

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JCM Global Match
What is the “JCM Global Match”?
A platform to connect the JCM participants for the better and
effective project development. Access Information

https://gec.force.com/JCMGlobalMatch/

Representative
Participant Collaborator Collaborator
(Japan) Partner Participant
(JCM Partner
countries)

Collaborator Collaborator

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Call for Proposals in 2021

https://gec.jp/jcm/kobo/mp210407/

2021. 04. 07
Call for Proposals: Financing Programme for JCM Model
Projects in FY2021
The Global Environment Centre Foundation (GEC) as an implementing organization
for the Financing Programme for Joint Crediting Mechanism (JCM) Model Projects in
FY2021, is soliciting the project proposals for the financing programme.

We are waiting for

your project proposals !
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