CURRENT STATUS OF CAPP

PROJECTS

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African Utility Week 18 18 –– 22 May 200922 May 2009CTICC, Cape TownCTICC, Cape Town

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3. REGIONAL ELECTRICITY MARKET

1. OVERVIEW OF CAPP

2. STATUS OF CAPP PROJECTS

C O N T E N TC O N T E N T

4. AFRICAN ELECTRICITY MARKET OUTLOOK

5. CHALLENGES AND PROSPECTS

GEOGRAPHIC LOCATION AND CHARACTERISTICS

Angola

Con

goGabon

Chad

Centr. Afr. Rep.

Camer

oon

DR Congo

EquatorialGuinea

São Tomé& Principe

Burundi

� Nbr of member states : 10

� Total surface : 6 640 359 km2

� Total population : 120 millions hab.

� Regional Electrification rate: 13 %

1. OVERVIEW OF CAPP1. OVERVIEW OF CAPP

� Potential in hydropower : ±144.000 MW

2.1. EXISTING INTERCONNECTIONS

� 220 kV DR Congo - Congo

� 70 kV et 110 kV RDC -Burundi - Rwanda

� 220 kV RDC - Zambia

MV Connections

HV Lines

MT RDC - Zambia��

15 kV RDC - Rwanda�

15 kV DRC - Angola�

6,6 kV DR Congo – Centr. Af. Rep.�

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Centr. Afr. Rep.

Dem. Rep. Of Congo

Zambia

Angola

Congo

Burundi

Rwanda

2. CROSS2. CROSS--BORDERBORDER ELECTRIFICATIONELECTRIFICATION PROJECTSPROJECTS (PPET)

2.2 FUTURE INTERCONNECTIONS

1 Electrification of Zongo (DRC) from Bangui (CAR)

2 Electrification of 7 villages (CAR) from Mobaye (DRC)

3 Electrification of Léré, Pala, Ribao, Momboré, Mamboroua and Binder (Tchad) from Guider (Cameroon)

4 Electrification of Bongor (Chad) from Yagoua(Cameroon)

5 Electrification of NOKI (Angola) from MATADI (DRC)

6 Electrification of southern provinces in Cameroon, of Wele Ntem in Gabon, Kye Ntem and Wele Nzas in Equatorial Guinea

7 Electrification of Mbinda and Mayoko (Congo) from. Lekoko (Gabon)

8 Electrification of Divénié (Congo) from Malinga (Gabon)

9 Electrification of Bambama (Congo) from Boumango (Gabon)

10 Electrification of Lékéti and Okoyo (Congo) from Léconi (Gabon)

11 Electrification of Medjeng (Gabon) from Mongomo (Equatorial Guinea)

12 Reinforcement of power supply for Noqui (Angola) from Matadi (DRC)

13 Electrification of Maquela do Zombo (Angola), Kimbetele, Luvaka, Kimpangu and Ngidinga (DRC) from Kwilu (RDC) HV station

(1) List non exhaustive

Angola

DR Congo

Centrafrique

Chad

Gabon

Cameroon

Burundi

Eq Guinea .

Sao Tomé& Principe

Congo

1

2

4

3

5

89

6

7

10

11

12

13

• For their execution, the involved countries sign the specific Inter-government MOU.• CAPP facilitates and seeks for necessary funds and resources.

2. CROSS-BORDER ELECTRIFICATION PROJECTS (PPET) (1)

Development of Inga hydropower site and associated lines 1.

Power Interconnection between Inga (DR Congo) and Calabar (Nigeria)2.

Code of the Regional Electricity Market4.

3.

6. Price scale fixing methodology for energy exchange

5. Grid Code

7. Regulatory Organ for the regional market

Arbitration mechanism8.

2.3. PRIORITY INTEGRATING PROJECTS (PIP)

Power Interconnection between Inga (DR Congo), Cabinda (Angola) and Pointe Noire (Congo)

Inga Site development scheme

Evacuators

Restitution structure

Water intake

Inga III (4320 MW)

Matamba Dike

BundiDam

Grand Inga (39000 MW)

Inga I (351 MW)Inga II (1424 MW)

Inga

Calabar

Inga

Calabar

Inga - Calabar Zone Project and the indicative inter connexion line route

IngaInga

Inga – Cabind - Pointe Noire Zone Project and the ind icative interconnexion line route

3.1. THE MARKET INSTRUMENTS

3. REGIONAL ELECTRICITY MARKET

� Investment Plan for a Regional Market .

Reference plan for member states grid�

Regional Power Policy Document�

Electricity Market Forums�

Code of the Regional Electricity Market�

Grid Code�

Price scaling fixing methodology for energy exchang e�

Regulator organ for the regional market�

Arbitration mechanism�

total cross border interconnections capacity at the end of 2025 is23865 MW

RDC

Congo

Gabon

Angola

Cameroun

Rwanda

Burundi

500 MW

Guinée Eq.

Tchad

RCA

SAPP

WAPP

: interconnecté

: non interconnecté

: autre pool électrique

: interconnexion existante

: interconnexion potentielle

500 MW

10 MW

55 MW

2000 MW

400 MW

400 MW

2000 MW

2000 MW

200 MW

OMELEC

6000 MW

6000 MW

Sao Tome & Pr.

(1) Scenario " free-exchange "

Total capacity ofinterconnections : ± 24.000 MW

3.2 OUTLOOK OF THE REGIONAL MARKET BY THE YEAR 2025(1)

Burundi

c

Chad

Equat. Guinea

Angola

São Tome

Burundi

& Principe

Cameroon

CAR

DR Congo

CongoGabon

WAPP

COMELEC

SAPP

SAPP

3. REGIONAL ELECTRICITY MARKET

GAMBIE

LIBERIA

NIGERMALI

BURKINAFASO

NIGERIA

GUINEE-BISSAU

SIERRA LEONE

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GAMBIA

LIBERIA

LESOTHO

SWAZILAND

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ALIE

DJIBOUTI

ERYTRHEA

COMORES

SAO TOME &PRINCIPE

LIBYE

NIGERMALI

BURKINAFASO

TCHAD SOUDAN

RCA

NIGERIA

ANGOLA

BOTSWANA

GABON

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AFRIQUEDU SUD

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TANZANIE

ZAMBIE

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RD CONGO

GUINEE-BISSAU

ZIMBABWE

CAMEROUN

MA

LA

WI

ETHIOPIE

MAURITANIE

COTED’IVOIRE

GUINEE

SIERRA LEONE

SENEGAL

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BIQUE

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MALI

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SUDAN

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TANZANIA

ETHIOPIE

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EQU.GUINEA

CHAD

CAR

ANGOLA

GABON

RD CONGOCO

NG

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GH

AN

A

BE

NIN

TO

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COTED’IVOIRE

SENEGAL

LESOTHO

SWAZILAND

BOTSWANA

SOUTH AFRICA

ZAMBIE

NAMIBIAZIMBABWE

MA

LA

WI

MO

ZAM

BIQUEZAMBIA

ALGERIA

MAROCCO

LIBYAEGYPTE

TU

NIS

IET

UN

ISIE

ETHIOPIAETHIOPIAETHIOPIAETHIOPIA

260 TWh/an260 TWh/an260 TWh/an260 TWh/an

GH

AN

A

BE

NIN

TO

GO

EGYP

SAPP (+ DRC, Angola and Tanzania)

PEAC

COMELEC

WAPP

EAPP (+ DRC and Burundi)

POWER POOLS

ETHIOPIAETHIOPIAETHIOPIAETHIOPIA260 TWh/an260 TWh/an260 TWh/an260 TWh/an

POLE OF HYDROPOWERGENERATION

4. AFRICAN ELECTRICITY MARKET OUTLOOK

GABON

CAMEROON

TANZANI

Inga

MA

LA

WI

MOZAMBICAMOZAMBICAMOZAMBICAMOZAMBICA

38 TWh/an38 TWh/an38 TWh/an38 TWh/anZIMBABWE

DR CONGODR CONGODR CONGODR CONGO

774 TWh/an774 TWh/an774 TWh/an774 TWh/an

KENYA

COTED’IVOIRE

MAURITANIA

SENEGAL

GUINEE

SENEGAL

GUINEAGUINEAGUINEAGUINEA

19 TWh/an19 TWh/an19 TWh/an19 TWh/an

The main challenges facing CAPP in developing infra structure projects and electricity market to satisfy all demands of energy in central Africa countries are as follow:

– Implementation of institutional support projects;

– Implementation of studies and electric infrastructures projects;

– reinforcement of regional and international cooperation;

– Regional and African periodic programmes with other African power pools

– Decision to make and to guarantee public and private investment;

– Support institutional reform in the sector

– Follow action plans implementing methodology: V.I.P.• Vision = vision• View = diagnostic• Influences = strategies• Projects = action (periodic action plan, budget and control)

5. CHALLENGES AND PROSPECTS

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