High quality lfp powerstation in Bhutan

Secondary sources of information includes the Bhutan Power Corporation's Power Data Handbook – 2014, Bhutan Living Standard Survey conducted in 2012, Bhutan Statistical Yearbook from 2004 to 2014 and Baseline Study of Fuels -2013 carried out under GEF/UNDP Project.

The factory utilises electrical energy for all its processes that includes thermal energy need also, drawn from the Bhutan Power Corporation Limited (BPC) under a HV service connection. The average monthly energy consumption based on the data of 2013 & 2014 for electricity is 3,950 MWh. 2. Bhutan Ferro Alloys Ltd.

the planning stage in Bhutan are set with a PLF of 45% to 50%. For the moment at this stage, PLF for site identification of potential hydropower sites was uniformly set s 50% in order to equally compare the project sites identified.In order to easily calculate designed discharge once the catchment area is determined, the designed uni

ment of thermal power plants in neighbourhood can be postponed. In Bhutan, ere is no such effect of development of thermal power plants. In Bhutan, when domestic power demand increases, if sufficient Firm power is not secured, it will not be possible to supply electricity using only the country's supply capacity in the dry

Secondary data on energy consumption was available from the Bhutan Power Corporation's Power Data Handbook – 2014 Bhutan Living Standard Survey conducted in 2012 and Baseline Study of Fuels -2013 carried out by GIF and the Royal Government of Bhutan.

Besides the existing power projects, Bhutan also looks forward to further enhancing its hydropower potential to reach the total electricity generation target of 10,000 M by 2020. Figure shows the location of identified hydropower potential sites (>25 MW).