Mr. Achitsan B., Manager at Terra Global Mongolian Wind Energy Association, Mongolia

1. MONGOLIAN WIND ENERGY
ASSOCIATION
PROMOTING AND ADVOCATING
WIND POWER IN MONGOLIA

2. OUTLINE
1. Mongolia: Energy
2. RE resources
3. RE policies
4. About Mongolian Wind Energy Association
(MWEA)
5. Wind energy projects in Mongolia

3. 1. MONGOLIA: ENERGY

4. Energy system Installed capacity, MW
RE Total
CES 50 (Wind) 1014
EES - 36
SES - 27
WES 12 (Hydro) 12
AUES 11 (Hydro) 30
Total ~73 ~1100
1. MONGOLIA: ENERGY

5. Energy Production
Thermal power
plant
79%
Import
19%
Hydro power
plant
1%
Wind power
plant
1%
Diesel power
plant
0%

6. Wind: 1.1TW at 30m height
2. RE RESOURCES
Geothermal: 40 springs/spas
Hydro: 6.5GW Solar: 4.3-4.7kWh/sq.m. 300 sunny
days in Gobi

7. NATIONAL RENEWABLE
ENERGY PROGRAM
(2005-2020) IN 2005
IN 2007 THE RENEWABLE
ENERGY LAW
IN 2014, GREEN
DEVELOPMENT POLICY
OF MONGOLIA
100000 SOLAR GER
PROJECT
(2001-2012)
3. RE POLICIES

8. • Established in 2008
• Member to GWEC; WWEA
• Members: General Electric, Qleantech, Clean
Energy, National Renewable Energy Center,
Aydiner, Sainshand Wind Park, etc.
4. MONGOLIAN WIND ENERGY
ASSOCIATION

9. MISSION
• Mission: “Develop wind energy industry and
train professional industry personnel”
• Objectives:
1. Tax exemptions from land lease and customs
duty for wind energy projects
2. Increase public awareness and distribute
information

10. ACTIVITIES
• WEBSITE: www.monwea.org
• Annual wind energy report for Mongolia: 2008-2009; 2010-2011,
2012-2013
• Training wind energy professionals in both local and international
training sessions
• Monthly columns for Business Time magazine
• Promotional television program on wind energy with Mongolian
National Broadcasting Channel
• Wind Energy Day since 2010
• Wind assessment report for GWEC; WWEA
• Participation in various international and local wind conferences
(China Wind Power, US Wind Power, World Wind Energy
Conference, National Forum for Renewable Energy in Mongolia)
• Mongolian Partner for Quantum Leap in Wind promoted and
implemented by Asian Development Bank (ADB).
• Wind Energy Asia 2014 conference
• National Renewable Energy Forum 2015

11. 4. WIND ENERGY PROJECTS IN
MONGOLIA

12. Clean Energy:
SALKHIT
(operational)
49.6 MW
Aydiner
50 MW
AB Solar Wind
100 MW
Sainshand
Windpark
52 MW
Qleantech
250 MW
Clean Energy Asia
50 MW

13. 1. SALKHIT WIND FARM- CLEAN
ENERGY LLC
• Operational since June 2013;
• Transmitted 53M kWh to Central Grid as of
the end of 2013
• Capacity: 49.6MW
• Investment: USD120M
• Tariff: 0.095USD/kWh

14. 2. OYUTOLGOI WINDFARM-
QLEANTECH
• Capacity: 250 MW (102MW in 2015; 148MW in
2017-2018)
First stage: 102MW
• Investment: USD180M
• Projected electricity inflow to the grid: 370M
kWh
• Tariff: 0.095USD/kWh
• Investor: Swedish and Chinese investors
• Construction initiation: 2015
• Operational: January, 2016

15. 3. SAINSHAND WINDPARK
• Capacity: 52MW
• Investment: USD120M
• Projected electricity inflow to the grid: 170M
kWh
• Tariff: 0.095USD/kWh
• Investor: Ferrostaal (Germany)
• Construction initiation: 2015
• Operational: January, 2016

16. CHOIR WIND FARM- AYDINER GLOBAL
• Capacity: 50MW
• Investment: USD95M
• Projected electricity inflow to the grid: 137M
kWh
• Tariff: 0.095USD/kWh
• Investor: Aydiner (Turkey)
• Construction initiation: 2016
• Operational: 2016

17. CLEAN ENERGY ASIA
• Capacity: 50MW
• Location: Tsogttsetsii; Umnugobi
• Special license issued: September, 2014
• Project progress: under PPA negotiations
• Investor: Newcom and Softbank
• Construction initiation: 2016
• Operational: January, 2017