WIND

FARM AND
NUVALLI
TOUR
REFLECTIO
N
CABALLERO,GALO,
LONTOK, NOVESTERAS,
SANTIAGO
 LOCATED IN THE HUMBLE
BARANGAY OF HALAYHAYIN
IN PILILLA
THE NEWEST ADDITION TO
THE GROWING LIST OF
RIZAL WIND TOURISM HOTSPOTS WITHIN
FARM CLOSE PROXIMITY OF THE
CAPITAL
27 WIND TURBINES STAND
ATOP SLOPING HILLS AT 300
METERS ABOVE SEA LEVEL
 SPEEDS CAN REACH
36KM/HOUR.
EACH TURBINE CAN PRODUCE
2MW
150 GIGAWATT HOURS OF
RIZAL WIND ELECTRICITY EVERY YEAR
FARM JUNE 18, 2013 CONSTRUCTION
BEGAN
• THE POSITION OF THE WIND
TURBINES IS ORIENTED TO
CAPTURE AMIHAN WINDS FROM
OCTOBER TO MARCH.
FACTORS TO BE CONSIDERED WHEN LOCATING A
WIND FARM

• LOCATION AND
PLANNING A
WIND FACILITY.
• WIND SPEED
• ALTITUDE
• WIND PARK
EFFECT
• ENVIRONMENTAL
IMPACT
• AESTHETIC
IMPACT
1. BLADES 9. ANEMOMETER
2. ROTOR 10. WIND VANE
3. PITCH 11. NACELLE
4. BRAKE 12. HIGH-SPEED
SHAFT
5. LOW-SPEED
SHAFT 13. YAW DRIVE
6. GEAR BBOX 14. YAW MOTOR
7. GENERATOR 15. TOWER
MOTOR
8. CONTROLLER
 TURBINES WORK?
• A WIND TURBINE WORKS THE OPPOSITE OF
A FAN. INSTEAD OF USING ELECTRICITY TO
MAKE A WIND, A TURBINE USES WIND TO
MAKE ELECTRICITY.
• THE ELECTRICITY IS SENT THROUGH
TRANSMISSION AND DISTRIBUTION LINES
TO A SUBSTATION
• WIND TURBINES HAVE AN EMERGENCY
HOW DO WE GET
ENERGY FROM WIND
• WIND TURBINES
CONVERT THE KINETIC
ENERGY IN THE WIND
INTP MECHANICAL
POWER.
• A GENERATOR CAN
CONVERT THIS
MECHANICAL POWER
INTO ELECTRICITY TO
POWER HOME,
HOW MANY HOMES CAN A WIND
FARM POWER?

• AN AVERAGE 1.5MV TURBINE (26.9

CAPACITY FACTOR)
• 322 HOUSEHOLD
 THEY HAVE ALSO BECOME LIFESTYLE
AND CULTURAL CENTERS THAT
CELEBRATE THE BEST IN FILIPINO
NUVALI ARCHITECTURE, ARTISTRY, AND
AYALA MALLS DESIGN.
SOLENAD
DEVELOPED USING UNIQUE AND
MEMORABLE CONCEPTS, EACH AYALA
MALL IS MADE TO BE DISTINCT.
 WHAT AYALA MALL SOLINAD IS ALL ABOUT?

• IT IS A PART OF
SUSTAINABLE NUVALI
ESTATE

• AYALA MALLS SOLENAD GOES

BEYOND OFFERING JUST RETAIL
SPACES FOR RESTAURANTS
AND SHOPS

• IT IS ONE OF THE FIRST MALLS

TO HIGHLIGHT AN ACTIVE
LIFESTYLE OUTDOORS
WHAT AYALA MALL SOLINAD IS ALL ABOUT?
IT HAS
PEDESTRIAN-
FRIENDLY
WALKWAYS AS
WELL AS BIKE
LANES, AND TAKES
ADVANTAGE OF
NATURAL
VENTILATION
WHAT CAN WE SEE IN
NUVALI?
1. EXPLORE THE OFF-ROAD
TRAILS BY MOUNTAIN
BIKE
2. GO WAKEBOARDING
3. GET ACTIVE
4. TAKE A WATER TAXI RIDE
ON THE LAKE
5. FEED THE KOI FISH
6. VISIT THE WILDLIFE AND
BIRD SANCTUARY
7. GO ON FOOD TRIP
 ECO-EFFICEIENCY
 MATERIALS SUCH AS STEEL, CEMENT, ENERGY ,
AND WATER MAKE UP THE BULK OF
RESOURCES USED IN AYALA LAND’S PROJECT
NUVALI DEVELOPMENT PROCESS.
 IT IS ESTIMATED THAT OPERATING
AYALA MALLS
SOLENAD COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS ACCOUNT FOR
APPROXIMATELY 40% OF GLOBAL ENERGY USE
 WASTE IS PRODUCED THROUGHOUT A
PROPERTY’S LIFE0CYCLE, I.E. DURING LAND
DEVELOPMENT, CONSTRUCTIOIN,
DEMOLITION, AND OPERATIONS
GREEN SPACES AS REFUGEE
AREAS
 AYALA LANDS PROVIDED OPEN SPACES
TO ALLOW FOR SOCIAL ACTIVITY AND TO
ENHANCE THE OVERALL EXPERIENCE IN
ITS PROPERTIES.
 FULFILLING AESTHETIC GOALS AND
NATURAL LANDSCAPES CAN PROVIDE
THE REFUGE AREA
 PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT METHOD
ARE CONTINUOUSLY ENHANCED TO
INTEGRATE AN AREA’S NATURAL TERRAIN
 WASTE
 AYALA LAND BEGAN TO MONITOR SOLID
WASTE FROM ITS DEVELOPMENTS IN THE YEAR
2000
NUVALI  THEY MANAGE TO REDUCE ITS RESIDUAL
AYALA MALLS WASTE BY 85% IN 2007
SOLENAD
 THIS WAS ACHIEVED BY SETTING UP
MATERIALS RECOVERY FACILITIES (MRF) TO
RECOVER THAT COULD BE REUSE, RECYCLED,
OR PROCESSED INTO COMPOST.