Distributed Generation

STRATEGIC
Renewable Energy
ACTIONS PLAN
With the JouleBox® Hybrid
Generators
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Concepts for the Future
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 Country’s Scenario
 Electricity crisis a severe issue in Nepal.
 According to UNDP (2012), the technical
renewable energy potential of Nepal is
77,949 MW, which includes 2,100 MW of
solar PV, 716 MW of wind, and 42,133 MW
of hydro.
 Residential and industrial sectors are major
electricity consumers.
* Nepal only produces 762.03 MW (WECS, 2014) during wet season.
* Several challenges for energy development includes: poor economic condition of
the country, complex topography, political unwillingness, and many more.
* Poor transmission system is another challenge.
* NEA (2011), claims the 28% transmission loss.
* Government of Nepal, has forwarded the statement of eradicate load shedding by
next year.
 Solution
 To supplement the power scarcity of the country, First Manhattan Energy
Corporation, USA in association with its Nepal representative Blue Eagle
Eye International Educational Consultancy presents a new, highly efficient
and innovative technology,
“The JouleBox Solar Hybrid Generator”
Motivation
 STRATEGIC
Traditional Energy
Expensive, Pollution, Not Sustainable

ACTIONS PLAN
Fossil Fuels Nuclear Power Plants Renewables

Coal, Natural Gas, San Onofre – Shut down produce 4-8 Hours per day
All fossil fuels have Fukushima – problems solar, wind, hydro
fuel costs and Environmental damage expensive
Carbon footprint that transmission costs
is not sustainable.
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Now there is a Better Way

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 STRATEGIC
Traditional Renewable Energy
Intermittent Power 4-12 Hours per day – AT BEST

ACTIONS PLAN
Solar panels Concentrated Solar Wind

Not enough room Large land footprint 8 Hours per day

where the power Environmental damage Environmental damage
is needed. High Transmission costs High Transmission costs
4-6 Hours per day
Concepts for the Future and for the Present
Now there is a Better Way

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Produces Clean, Green
STRATEGIC
ACTIONS PLAN
Energy 24/7/365 using power
of sun, wind and magnetic
power of earth.
5 Proven Technologies
have been combined in
one box to generate
electricity.
JouleBox™
Hybrid
Generator
60 kW

Annual kWh produced 525,600

Annual kWh’s are estimated as unit size (60 kW)

X 24 hours per day X 365 days in year. Actual
production may vary slightly (+ 5%).

Concepts for the Future and for the Present

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Uses <200 W per HP Uses <200 W per HP
<8000 W per motor <8000 W per motor

Uses <200 W
per HP
<8000 W per motor

30 kW

Keeps 30 kW
Reliable
Batteries Fully Charged

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Innovations
Every Motor is a

STRATEGIC
Generator and every
Generator is a
HP= Torque X RPM / 5252
Motor. We fire the

pairs. When thatACTIONS PLAN

coils in opposing

happens the 2 coils

act as a motor and
the other 4 act as a
generator. The N50
magnets create
more torque by
reaching max.
saturation faster
and also redirect the
Back EMF to the
next coil, thereby
reducing resistance
Concepts
and increasing for the Future and for the Present
RPM. All without
adding more watts.

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 STRATEGIC The JouleBox™
Hybrid Generator
ACTIONS PLAN
Understanding The Technology
5 Proven Technologies have been combined to generate electricity.

1. Solar Panels and DC Generators to constantly charge the batteries.

2. Lithium Ion Battery Brick with patented Serial and Parallel wiring to Charge and Discharge. By
not using the 15,000 charge/discharge life cycles, the batteries will last 20 years plus.
3. Vortex Reduction Chamber (VRC). High Pressure Manufactured Wind is sent through a VRC to
increase Force with reduced energy to turn the Power Turbine. The Power Turbine turns an AC
Generator.
4. High Efficiency Speed Control DC Motors and DC Blower Motors and controllers for greater
durability and reliability. We use electronic controllers to maximize efficiency. Our motors use
less than 1/3rd the energy of conventional motors. Recycle back EMF.
5. Power Q – controls the power quality output to sync with the grid and maintain proper
harmonics. Clean sine waves, stable Hz and harmonics, no power surges.
 We have protected the Intellectual Property (IP) with layers of use patents, copyrights and other IP. The software is burned into the chips which eliminates the risk of

Concepts for the Future and for the Present

reverse engineering. All units are GPS equipped with licensing agreements for installation at a specified location. Location modification is allowed under the licensing
agreement with notification.

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Results
Test was performed on
a 20 kW JouleBox Independent Study by
generator Intertek and Bremara
Power
Independent Study by
Intertek and Bremara
Power
Great market response on ECO-GEN solution
JouleBox relatively new. Its silicon technologies became viable
only in early 2014. Yet, ECO-GEN signed more than 30
contracts already. Following are a few plants in our production
pipeline.
PPA
SI International Locations Capacity Off-taker Pricing
(USD/
(MW) kWh)
1 India- Pilot Rajasthan State 1.02 UTILITY/STATE GOV. 0.18
2 Liberia 5.04 UTILITY/GOV. 0.18
Jamaica - Montego Freezone -
3 Factories Corp 33.36 UTILITY/GOV. 0.26
4 Nigeria 10.02 Private/Gov 0.17
5 Philippines - 6 pilot projects 25.20 Private/Gov 0.18
6 Ghana 3.3 Private Company 0.19
7 Cameroon 5.04 UTILITY/GOV. 0.18
8 Senegal 5.04 UTILITY/GOV. 0.18
Men Behind the Machine
 STRATEGIC
Board of Advisors
ACTIONS &
Inventors
PLAN
Woodrow W. Clark II MA3, PhD DR. WILLIAM A. BURKE
Qualitative Economist AQMD Governing Board Chairman

Dr. Clark was one of the contributing scientists to the work of Dr. Burke has served as Chairman of the California Air
the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Quality Management District and during his tenure the quality
Change (UNIPCC) which as an organization was awarded the of air in CA has improved over 600%.
Nobel Peace Prize in December 2007.

Glen Roberts John Walker

Department of Commerce
Specialist in Import/Export
Concepts
Co-Founder Energy Star
for the FutureInventorTeam
and for the Present
The JouleBox® Inventor Team is pleased to work with the Advisor Board

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Modular Technology
 STRATEGIC Building, Racking,
3 MW Project
Feet 17 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 4 30.00

20' Access for Installation and Safety Code

Electrical Room
Sound & Solar
Unit Unit

23.5' X 24'
12' Door

Shop
Unit 1/2 Unit 3/4 Unit 5/6 Unit 7/8 Units 9/10 11/12 13/14
10' X 7.5' 10' X 7.5' 10' X 7.5' 10' X 7.5' 10' X 7.5' 10' X 7.5' 10' X 7.5'
4' Maintenance and Catwalk (Bus is run under Catwalk) Bus to Switchgear

ACTIONS PLAN
1 Switchgear 12
7 15 -16 17-18 19-20 JouleBoxes 21-22 23-24 25-26
Top/Bottom
Toilet
1 Over '
Head

Air-lock
Access A
20' Access for Installation and Safety Code Front Main Access Door

Module #1
Door & c
Emergency c
Exit e
s 27-28 29-30 31-32 33-34 35-36 37-38 39-40
s

Break Room
4' Maintenance and Catwalk (Bus is run under Catwalk)

Offi ce & Security

Switchgear 12

19' X 21'
Storage Room 9' X 21'
41-42 43-44 45-46 JouleBoxes 47-48 49-50
Top/Bottom

IT Room
10' X 17'
20' Access for Installation and Safety Code

Satellite Pad 4'X4'

Shop
23.5' X 32'
12' Door
Storage
11.5' x 32'
Mega Watts Units Building S.F. Solar Panels 12' Door Racking Posts Cat Walk
3 50 8,636 200 Offi ce 25 100 2 Note: Stair ways on each end next
Total Land for 51,000 19'X 25' 10,000lb. All sides must have emergency
Security 21,276 60 x 120 Watts Capacity 78' man doors
Height 22' IT 8'X30' Height 8'" NOTE: Air-lock front door

JouleBoxes
Conceptsare mounted in specially
for designed
the air conditioned and
Future for the Present
containers which are installed in climate controlled buildings.

20MW requires 2
acres of land
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 STRATEGIC Electrical Intertie & Grid
Protection Module #2
To LV/MV Step-Up Transformer

DG Interconnection Relay
3Y

1
3Y
ACTIONS PLAN
LV Switchboard (UL891)
Collector Bus and Master Breaker

4 X 12 Generators;
2,880kW; 480V
Designed by a Senior Member, IEEE
•
•

•
IEEE Power Systems Relaying Committee (PSRC), Main Committee
IEEE PSRC Rotating Machinery Protection Subcommittee, Chair
Emeritus
IEEE PSRC Rotating Machinery Protection Subcommittee, Committee
Member
12 Units are Combined

To Other LVSB with 12 Generators

To Other LVSBs with 12 Generators

3Y
12 Generators; 720kW; 480V
LV Switchboard (UL891)
Collector Bus and Master Breaker
We make the Grid stronger
DG Interconnection Relay
Aggregated
3Y
Generator
Master
1 Breaker

Power Q (Power Quality Box) regulates sine waves,

G G G G G G G G G G G G

60kW 60kW 60kW 60kW 60kW 60kW 60kW 60kW 60kW 60kW 60kW 60kW
harmonics, voltage spikes
480V 480V 480V 480V 480V 480V 480V 480V 480V 480V 480V 480V

ABB Switchgear

Concepts for the Future and for the Present

Woodward EasYgen
Beckwith Intertie Protection

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 Power Plant Communications,
IT & Security Module #3

Site-wide Video Surveillance

Network
Provided By

Uplink to
Control Center
Cinetcomm’s global
networks provide all
back office support,
systems monitoring
and control via satellite
Facility Access
communications for
Control ECO-GEN Energy’s
IT & Satellite Hub operations.
Generator Control & Monitoring of all units
and component parts 24/7

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Generator Control & Monitoring of all units
and component parts 24/7

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What we gain from modularity?
 STRATEGIC
Distributed Generation

ACTIONS PLAN
ECO-GEN and our financial partners are prepared to invest and build
Micro Grid Distributed Generation Power Facilities

 Next to the sub-stations,

 Where the energy is needed!
 Clusters of 60 kW units – from 3 MW to 50 MW plants or
more
 Makes the Grid Safer and more Secure

Why pay high transmission costs? Scalable in size

Why suffer losses in transmission? Dependable “Firm Power”

We will lease/buy “Right-of-Way” land

Concepts for theunder
Future andnext
transmission lines fortothe
the Present
sub-station where power is needed.

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 STRATEGIC
Strengthening the Grid
New

ACTIONS PLAN
New New JouleBox
JouleBox JouleBox facility
facility facility 4.32 MW
2.88 MW 10.8 MW

New New New

JouleBox JouleBox JouleBox
facility facility facility
6.48 MW 50.4 MW 7.2 MW

By determining
Concepts the capacity ofFuture
for the the Substationand
we for
canthe
build multiple installations
Present in
varying sizes. This strengthens the overall Grid. The above shows 82.08 MW total.

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 STRATEGIC
Savings from Transmission loss:
28% in Nepal (2011)
ACTIONS PLAN
New
facility

By Installing
Concepts next to theforSubstations
the Future you avoid
andTransmission
for the Costs. We work
Present
with the Grid to stabilize existing energy generation or we can work off-Grid.

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Strength and Uniqueness
 30X less land compared to conventional solar
 Available for 24 hours
 Distributed Generation
 Stronger and more dependable grid
 About 28% power savings from avoiding
transmission loss in Nepal
 20 years warranty on all parts and labor
 Carbon credit
 STRATEGIC
OurACTIONS
Proposal for Nepal
PLAN
ECO-GEN Energy, Inc. and our financial partners are
prepared to enter into Long Term 20 year PPA’s to provide
100% clean, green energy right where the power is needed
– next to substations.

Concepts for the Future and for the Present

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 STRATEGIC PPA instead of EPC
Power Purchase Agreements




ACTIONS PLAN
Firm Baseload Power, 24/7/365
Advantages
No Capital Cost to install or maintain equipment. 100% turn key operation.

Satellite Monitoring for safety and guaranteed production at no additional cost.

 Maintenance Free – All PPAs include maintenance and repairs.
 High Quality Power, Clean electricity, stable Hz, synced sine waves, and harmonics, no power surges.
 No pollution – Clean, Green Electricity!
 No Fuel Costs. Lower per kWh costs than all other forms of energy generation .
 Fixed 20 yr. rate per kWh of electricity produced.
 Scalable. 3 MW to multiple 50 MW Buildings. Energy is produced next to sub-stations - where the energy is needed!
 All PPAs are owned by a local Special Purpose Entity (SPE). ECO-GEN retains a 25% interest in all SPEs to compensate for IP.

 Reliable Energy Produces Jobs Faster Than Anything Else. Factories Can Operate 24/7

The Power Q in the JouleBox™ controls

harmonics, sine waves, Hz, voltage, power
Concepts for the Future
surges and auto cut-off for safety. Units and for the Present
can be satellite monitored remotely.

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 Pricing of PPA
Many factors are considered to determine a PPA rate:
 Credit Risk – Sovereign Guarantee
 Property Insurance
 Political Risk Insurance
 Currency Risk Hedging (if applicable)
 Production Insurance
 Liability insurance
 Hurricane, flooding and earthquake insurance (where
applicable)
 Collateral provided
 Debt Coverage Ratio

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 STRATEGIC Good For Country

ACTIONS
 Local Construction Jobs
PLAN
 Local Sourcing of Building Material
 The Owner of the Facility is a local SPE
 Jobs in the Facility 24/7/365
 Management
 Engineers
 Maintenance
 Security

Secure, Reliable, Green ENERGY

CREATES
Concepts JOBS
for the Future More
and Anything
for the Else!
Present

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 STRATEGIC
Good For Country

ACTIONS
NOTHING CREATES PLAN
MORE JOBS
than
Secure, Reliable, Green ENERGY!

 Factories Can Hire More People

 People Create New Businesses

Concepts for the Future and for the Present

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 STRATEGIC
ACTIONS PLAN
ECO-GEN’s
Charitable Commitment

ECO-GEN commits to give 10% of all profits

Back to the Communities
Of the Projects We Build

Thank You
Concepts for the Future and for the Present

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JouleBox® Solar Hybrid Power Project, Nepal (111MW)
Desk Study Report
Processes Involved in Desk Study Report Preparation
Review of Literature

Collection of information on Identification of location of

capacity of substation from NEA various substations

Site observation to estimate the available land area and

collect general information regarding the site

Estimation of electricity generation

potential

Preparation of desk study report

 Surveyed Sites
Altogether sixteen different sites were surveyed throughout the various
parts of country. The survey was carried based on the following
considerations:
 The extent of urbanization of the area
 The extent of industrialization of the area
The key assumptions for the selection of the sites are that, highly
urbanized and industralized area would have high electricity demand
compared to others and installation of JouleBox around those area
could supplement with the electricity supply and aid to reduce the
degree of electricity crisis.
The detail information on the surveyed sites are presented in the
following slide.
S.N Site Name of Voltage Location Geographical Available Land Distance from
Substation Ratio (KV) Coordinate land area Ownership the main road
(m2) (m)
1 Pokhara Pokhara Sub- 132//11 Near 28°12'13.66"N 5,600 Nepal 30m N from
station Amarsingha Electricity Prithvi Highway
Chowk 84° 0'18.09"E Authority

2 Lekhnath Lekhnath Sub- 132/11 850 m north 28°10'45.94"N 8,300 and Nepal 850 m N from
station from Lekhnath 5,000 Electricity Prithvi Highway
Chowk 84° 3'21.58"E Authority
3 Damauli Damauli Sub- 132/33/11 277 m north 27°58'43.72"N 2500 Nepal 277 m N from
station from Damauli Electricity Prithvi Highway
Bazar 84°16'8.08"E Authority
4 Hetauda Hetauda Sub- 132/66/11 1300 m north 27°26'31.30"N 5000 Nepal 10 m west from
station from Buddha Electricity Hetauda-
Chowk 85° 2'3.50"E Authority Kulekhani-
Hetauda Kathmandu
5 Amlekhgunj Amlekhgunj 66/11 240 m east 27°16'38.92"N 30,000 Governmenta 240 m east
Sub-station from l, District from Tribhuvan
Amlekhgunj 84°59'38.47"E Forest Office Highway
Bazar
6 Simara Simara Sub- 66/11 Simara Bazar, 27° 9'55.92"N 2,600 and Nepal 348 m west
station 1 Gadhimai 1,900 Electricity from Tribhuvan
Municipality 84°58'18.57"E Authority Highway
Ward number
2
7 Simara Simara Sub- 66/11 Dabour Nepal 27° 5'21.71"N 3,192 Dabour 20 m west from
station 2 Pvt. Ltd. Nepal Pvt. Tribhuvan
84°55'59.20"E Ltd. Highway
Rampur
Tokhani VDC
8 Birgunj Birgunj Sub- 66/33/11 Birjung 27° 1'45.79"N 1,500 Nepal 10 m E from the
station Municipality Electricity Tribhuvan
84°53'20.91"E Authority Highway

9 Butwal, Butwal Sub- 132/33/11 Butwal Sub- 27°40'7.25"N 20,000 Governmenta 400 m E from
Jogikuti station Metropolis, l Butwal-
Jogikuti 83°28'15.75"E Bhairahawa
Road
10 Butwal Butwal Sub- 33/11 Butwal Sub- 27°41'11.10"N 2,500 Nepal 10m N from
station Metropolis ,Ne Electricity Mahendra
ar Lakhan 83°27'58.67"E Authority Highway
Thapa Chowk
11 Lumbini Lumbini Sub- 33/11 Lumbini 27°29'32.44"N 20,000 Lumbini Near the Parsa
station Development Development Chowk
Trust 83°16'59.24"E Trust
12 Parasi Parasi Sub- 33/11 Ramgram, 27°32'22.78"N 2,000 Nepal 100m West
station Parasi, Electricity from Parasi
Nawalparasi 83°39'55.61"E Authority Road
13 Chandrauta Chandrauta 132/33/11 1.7 Km South 27°38'23.17"N 9,000 Nepal 5m W from
Sub-station from Electricity Chandrauta
Chandrauta 82°51'40.93"E Authority Krishnanagar
chowk Road
14 Dubabi Duhabi Sub- 132/33/11 Duhabi, 26°34'18.71"N 5,000 Nepal 40 m N from
station Sunsari Electricity Dhubai-Inaruwa
87°16'30.04"E Authority Highway
15 Rani Rani Sub- 33/11 Biratnagar 26°25'0.15"N 1,500 Nepal 10 m E from
station Sub Electricity Kosi Highway
metropolis, 87°16'27.59"E Authority
Rani
16 Tanki Tanki Sub- 33/11 Tanki, Morang 26°30'56.76"N 10,000 Nepal 500 m SW from
station Electricity Kosi Highway
87°16'34.77"E Authority
Districts Considered for Desk Study Report Preparation
Of the total sites considered under the desk study, following four sites based on
capacity of substations and availability of land area are recommended for the
feasibility study
Total Area Installab
installable available in le joule Recomme
capacity per each box nded
Voltage Total Location location capacity capacity Voltage
S.No Substation Ratio, kV Capacity (m2) (m2) (MW) (MW) level
kV MVA MVA
Butwal
(Jogikuti) 132/33 126 41.15
Butwal
1. (Jogikuti) 132/33 41.15 67.67 20000.00 64.59 65 33 kV
Duhabi 132/33 126 48.24
2. Duhabi 132/33 58.98 77.09 5000.00 16.15 16 33kV
Hetauda 66/11 20 7.89

3. Hetauda 66/11 7.89 11.67 5000.00 16.15 12 11 kV

Pokhara 132/11 60 0.00

4. Pokhara 132/11 24.92 22.98 5600.00 18.08 18 11 kV

Total Power Generation 111
 Description of Proposed site
1. Pokhara, Kaski
Located near Amarsingha Chowk, 450m west from Pokhara Industrial Area, at the
Pokhara Sub-Metropolis
 Subtropical type of climate
 Lies in midland physiographic zone
 Proposed site characterized by deep and stable soil
 Sandstones, quartzite and conglomerates are common rocks observed around
Pokhara
 Staff quarters around the proposed site, with presence of few vegetation
2. Hetauda, Makawanpur
Located within the premise of Hetauda Grid, NEA at the Chaukitol, Hetauda.
Proposed site is 1300m north from Buddha Chowk Hetauda and lies on the left
bank of Rapati River at about a distance of 50m from the river.
 Subtropical type of climate
 Located in the Inner Terai Region of Rapti valley and surrounded by
Mahabharat Ranges in the north and Churia Ranges in the south.
 Lies in the flat valley of Rapti River.
 Staff quarters, diesel plant and growth of vegetation.
3. Butwal, Rupendehi
Located at the Jogikuti, Butwal, Rupendehi
400m east from Siddhartha Highway
 Subtropical type of climate
 Located in Terai region
 Land under the ownership of District Forest Office.
 Alluvium boulders, gravels, sand and clay dominate the surface geology.
3. Duhabi, Sunsari

Located at the Duhabi-Bhaluwa Municipality

440m west from Duhabi Chowk.
 Subtropical type of climate
 Located in the Terai Region.
 Thick alluvial deposits comprising sand and silt.
 NEA staff quarters, open space occupied by Nepal Army.
Conclusions
 First Manhattan, USA and Blue Eyes International Educational
Consultancy proposing to build 111MW renewable power capacity to be
built next to 4 substations : Pokhara, Butwal, Hetauda and Duhabi
 100% of capital investment of more than 660 million dollars will come
as FDI from USA
 Time to production 12 months
 Stronger, more secure grid and almost no transmission loss
 Innovative, novel, 100% clean & green energy with 20 years warranty
will build Nepal’s renewable capability
 10% of profit to local non-profits, preferably for educaiton
 Acceleration of economic growth by reliable 24 hours green energy
 Desk study submitted to Ministry of Energy