Gigajoule
Floating Solutions
WHAT IS GIGAJOULE?
Gigajoule is a project that applies state of the art technology in the form of floating power electricity plants. Each floating power plant is mounted on a barge, and it is composed of two SGT-A65 aeroderivative gas powered turbines. The floating power plant has an electricity generation capacity of 132 MW. The technology behind Gigajoule floating power plants is provided by Siemens, and each project is made up of 4 barges with a total output of 528 MW.
ELECTRICITY IS A CORNERSTONE TO ANY COUNTRY’S
GROWTH AND POTENTIAL
An estimated 2 billion people worldwide do not have access to electrical power, and this figure is increasing. In countries like Nigeria, despite the abundance of natural gas as feedstock, less than half of the population has access to stable electricity supply.
Even where electrical transmission systems do exist, many developing countries rely on costly and inefficient substitute power generation systems. These have negative impact both on the environment and on sovereign finances and budgets as governments often need to apply subsidies to make them affordable.
THE GIGAJOULE SOLUTION
Floating Power Plants (FPPs)
Natural Gas as Feedstock
Siemens SGT-A65 Gas Turbines
AIRCRAFT-ENGINE POWER GENERATION
Gigajoule uses the Siemens Trent turbine as its primary power unit. At its core is the same Rolls-Royce engine that is found on the Boeing 777 and Airbus A380 aircraft, providing enhanced reliability for long-range flights and maximum passenger capacity. The Siemens Trent gas turbine is assembled in a modularised package with a Brush generator, to form the SGT-A65 generator set.
The use of Rolls-Royce engines for electrical power plants represents successful technology transfer and benefits from more than 30 years of development and billions of dollars of research.
The SGT-A65 also benefits from a long operating life of 50,000 hours (approx. 6 years). Turbines can then be switched out for a replacement in under 72 hours. The cost of this “as new” recurring operational capacity is incorporated in O&M costs.
The Siemens technology package includes comprehensive O&M and performance guarantees, resulting in maximum reliability and efficiency.
FLOATING POWER PLANT
An FPP has unique economic, social and environmental features that make it an optimal source of electric energy.
Floating power plants that use SGT-A65 engines have several important advantages:
SIEMENS SGT-A65 SYSTEM
The Siemens Trent gas turbine is assembled in a modularised package with a Brush generator, to form the SGT-A65 generator set, complete with intake duct and exhaust stack. The system is fully automated. Each SGT-A65 has a generating capacity of 66 MW.
Siemens Operating, Maintenance and Performance warranties ensure a twenty-year average of operational ability of not less than 95%.
The SGT-A65 is an aeroderivative gas-powered turbine. Its start-up time is very fast, at less than 10 minutes, and it can tolerate frequent stops and starts. This stop-and-go capability is particularly effective in balancing out energy load fluctuations.
The SGT-A65 can provide base-load power both to electrical grids and to industrial applications.
APPLICATIONS
Immediate
Gigajoule is ready to implement three projects of 528MW each at various sites in Southern Nigeria, in close proximity to gas supply and electricity evacuation infrastructure.
Project funding is achieved by utilizing the following credit enhancements:
This amounts to over 1500MW installed capacity at a project cost of US$1.4bn (net) which is externally financed.
Future
Potential
ADVANTAGES
THE GIGAJOULE TOKEN
An initial exchange offering (IEO) will be conducted to finance the implementation of the Gigajoule project. A digital token named the Gigajoule (GIGJ) will be issued.
In contrast with most ICOs and IEOs, the GIGJ token will not be a simple utility token, exchangeable for goods or services to be produced in the future. Rather, the GIGJ token is structured as a security: token holders will benefit from the success of the project.
GIGJ token holders will be entitled to receive an annual dividend of 15% of the profits generated by the Gigajoule project, in proportion to their number of tokens.
The initial coin offering shall be divided into two general stages:
a private presale and an IEO public sale. Discount incentives shall be applicable according to the following table:
Token distribution
Use of funds
Roadmap
APPLICATION
CONSTRUCTION
OPERATION
Team
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