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<blockquote data-quote="jarance" data-source="post: 186128" data-attributes="member: 21"><p>When Tanjung Bin Power Station come online in 2006 and is fully operational in 2007, the output capacity is 2100 MW. This output capacity is almost the same as Kapar Power Station which consist of 3 phases. Kapar Power Station have been in service since 1985.</p><p></p><p>So it is not usually to be paid for selling 2100MW X 24Hr X 365 days.<img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite9" alt=":eek:" title="Eek! :eek:" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":eek:" /></p><p></p><p>From the profit that TNB make when they sell the power produced by existing IPP.</p><p></p><p>eg.. TNB make a profit of 1.5 billion selling 10,000,000 GWHr. So TNB is going to make a profit of 3.0 billion selling 20,000,000 GWHr. </p><p></p><p>The question is who is going to buy all this power which is the topic of this thread. In the case of supply exceed the demand, then the price will come down (hopefully). Just like durian price will come down when there is glut.</p><p></p><p>Singapore used to have Power Station under their direct control. They have "privatise" all their power stations. All power station are considered as IPP. Each power station produced power and sell it to the grid. They will "poll" the cost and sell accordingly. The power station will be paid according to how much they "poll". </p><p></p><p>Polling is termed as how much you intend to sell your product. So assummed that I want to buy 100 durians. If there are only 30 durian supply by 3 company, then they can sell it at a high price. But of, course, if the price is too high, I can import the durian from another country. Now if another company comes into the picture and say that he got 50 durian to sell as well. What happen now is that you have 140 durian available but you need only 100 durians. Here, you have a case where you can say I will buy from the company who sell the cheapest. The beauty is that if the durian is BAD, then you can buy the durian from the next cheapest price and charge the difference to the company who sell you the bad durian.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jarance, post: 186128, member: 21"] When Tanjung Bin Power Station come online in 2006 and is fully operational in 2007, the output capacity is 2100 MW. This output capacity is almost the same as Kapar Power Station which consist of 3 phases. Kapar Power Station have been in service since 1985. So it is not usually to be paid for selling 2100MW X 24Hr X 365 days.:eek: From the profit that TNB make when they sell the power produced by existing IPP. eg.. TNB make a profit of 1.5 billion selling 10,000,000 GWHr. So TNB is going to make a profit of 3.0 billion selling 20,000,000 GWHr. The question is who is going to buy all this power which is the topic of this thread. In the case of supply exceed the demand, then the price will come down (hopefully). Just like durian price will come down when there is glut. Singapore used to have Power Station under their direct control. They have "privatise" all their power stations. All power station are considered as IPP. Each power station produced power and sell it to the grid. They will "poll" the cost and sell accordingly. The power station will be paid according to how much they "poll". Polling is termed as how much you intend to sell your product. So assummed that I want to buy 100 durians. If there are only 30 durian supply by 3 company, then they can sell it at a high price. But of, course, if the price is too high, I can import the durian from another country. Now if another company comes into the picture and say that he got 50 durian to sell as well. What happen now is that you have 140 durian available but you need only 100 durians. Here, you have a case where you can say I will buy from the company who sell the cheapest. The beauty is that if the durian is BAD, then you can buy the durian from the next cheapest price and charge the difference to the company who sell you the bad durian. [/QUOTE]
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