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Reaching Universal Energy Access in Ghana by 2020 and 5th Mini Grid Action Learning Event and Summit21st March, 2018 Kenya's Renewable Energy Policy in Support of the Minigrids
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  • Reaching Universal Energy Access in Ghana by 2020

    and

    5th Mini Grid Action Learning Event and Summit21st March, 2018

    Kenya's Renewable Energy Policy in Support of the Minigrids

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    Mission & Vision

    Mission

    To facilitate provision of : clean, sustainable, affordable, competitive and secure energy for national development whileprotecting the environment …

    Vision

    … affordable, competitive quality energy

    for all Kenyans …

  • Mandate of RE Directorateformulation and review of RE Policy ;Promotion and development of RE Technologies, EE&C Feed-in-Tariff policy formulation and review;Development of technical & energy performance standards, energy rating labels and regulations in collaboration with Kenya Bureau of Standards and other statutory organizations;Feasibility studies on renewable energy, energy efficiency & conservation projects; andMobilization of funding for renewable energy, energy efficiency & conservation projects.

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  • CURRENT GENERATION CAPACITYInstalled MW Effective MW

    Hydro 818.7 797.9Geothermal 672.9 636.9

    Thermal (MSD) 716.3 690.1

    Temporary Thermal (HSD) 0.00 0.00Thermal ( GT) 60.0 55.0Wind 25.5 25.5Cogeneration 26 21.5

    Biogas/Biomass 2 2Interconnected System 2,321 2,229

    Off grid thermal 23.18 18.2Off grid wind 0.55 0.20Off grid solar 0.569 0.569Imports 0.000 0.0Total Capacity MW 2,347 2,248.7

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    Electricity Access Growth: Customer Numbers

    2013: 2.33 m 31%

    2014: 2.77 m 35%

    2016: 4.85 m 58%

    2017 70% Universal Access2020

    2015: 3.61 m 45%

    Our Intention is to Deliver Universal Access to Energy in Kenya by 2020

    Year Population size “Million”

    2013 41.8

    2014 43.0

    2015 44.2

    2016 45.7

    2017 46.3

    2020 52.0

    Current connected: 6.5 million, > 71%

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  • Current Energy Policy & Regulatory Framework

    Sessional Paper No. 4 of 2004 on Energy;Energy Act, 2019;Feed-in-Tariff Policy 2012Kenya Electricity Investment ProspectusSE4All Investment ProspectusSREP

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  • Mini grids in Kenya

    In 2018 developed the Kenya National Electrification Strategy (KNES)Grid Densification and intensification Mini GridsStand Alone systems Off-grid renewable energy solutions will be key to achieve universal access to electricity.Private sector involvement will accelerate growth in mini-grid deployment.

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  • Why Develop and promote Mini-Grids?

    Increase the rate of Electrification Involvement of private sector Innovation Private fundsUse of locally available natural resources (solar and wind)Easily scalable as population increases or other sues come up

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  • RE Policies, Regulations and StandardsFeed –in-Tariff Policy, formulated in 2008 revised in 2010 and 2012. Currently under review Currently working in transitioning from FIT Policy to Renewable Energy AuctionSolar PV regulations, 2012Energy Management Regulations, 2012Improved Cook stoves standards, 2014Domestic biogas standards, 2015Small hydro power standards - Under development

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  • At the Moment:Energy Act assented by the President in March 2019. Launched the KNES in December 2018It is intended that renewable energy will play an increasingly important role in mini-grids.

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  • At the Moment:Mini-grids are only playing a relatively minor role in supplying electricity to Kenyan households. Currently 21 mini-grid stations are in operation.Projected investments - Off-grid electrification: investments in mini-grids, solar home systems and institutional solar PV systems (KESIP, 2016)

    6/24/2019

  • Example of current mini grids initiative: KOSAP Project

    Component 1: Mini-grids for Community Facilities, Enterprises, and Households Component 2: Standalone Solar Systems, and Clean Cooking Solutions for Households Component 3: Standalone Solar Systems and Solar Water Pumps for Community Facilities Component 4: Implementation Support and Capacity Building

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    Thank you

    www.energy.go.ke

    6/24/2019

    Kenya's Renewable Energy Policy in Support of the MinigridsMission & VisionMandate of RE DirectorateCURRENT GENERATION CAPACITYElectricity Access Growth: Customer NumbersCurrent Energy Policy & Regulatory FrameworkMini grids in KenyaWhy Develop and promote Mini-Grids? RE Policies, Regulations and StandardsAt the Moment:At the Moment:Example of current mini grids initiative: KOSAP ProjectThank you��www.energy.go.ke


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