South Sudan Vertically integrated Public Southern Sudan Electricity Corporation Swaziland Vertically integrated Public Swaziland Electricity Energy Regulatory Company (SEC) Act 2007 deregulated energy sector Tanzania Vertically integrated Public Tanzanian Electric Former management Electricity Act 2008 Supply Company contract with Net liberalized Limited (TANESCO) Group Solutions (South electricity Africa) geneation, transmission and distribution sector. IPPs IPPs: AES then Globeleq (Songas Plant); Independent Power Tanzania (IPTL) wholly owned by Mechmar Togo Distribution and sale Public owned by Togolese Electricity – of electricity in Togo government of Togo Company (CEET) Integrated generation Public owned by Benin Electricity – and transmission governments of Togo Community (CEB) and Benin Tunisia Vertically integrated Public Societe Tunisienne 1996 - d'Electricite et du Gaz liberalisation of (STEG) energy market IPPs Carthage Power Company (CPC) (Rades);Societe d'Electricite d'El Bibane (SEEB) Country Vertically integrated? Public or private? Name of public Name of private Sector structured entities companies to allow private sector involvement? Uganda Generation, Generation = public UEGCL (Uganda Eskom (South Africa) Yes transmission and with 20-year Electricity Generation distribution 2001 concession Company Ltsd) = owns the assets IPPs IPPs: Jacobson Elektro (Namanve Power Plant); Sithe Global (Bujagali Hydropower); Electro-Maxx Limited (Tororo Power Station) Transmission = Uganda Electriicty public Transmission Company Ltd (UETCL) Distribution = UMEME concession Zambia Vertically integrated Public Zambia Electricity Privatisation of Supply Corporation ZESCO was (ZESCO) successfully resisted Private co in Copper Copperbelt Energy belt responsible for Corporation PLC (CEC) transmission, distribution in the copper-belt IPP Lunsemfwa Hydro Power Corporation Zimbabwe Holding company with Public Zimbabwe Electricity Electricity Act of two subsidiaries Supply Authority 2002 unbundled Holdings (ZESA) with ZESA into the two two subsidiaries - successor Zimbabwe Power companies. IPPs Company (ZPC) and allowed, but ZESA, Zimbabwe Electricity ZPC and ZETDC still Transmission and dominant.
South Sudan Vertically integrated Public Southern Sudan Electricity Corporation Swaziland Vertically integrated Public Swaziland Electricity Company (SEC) Energy Regulatory Act 2007 deregulated energy sector Tanzania Vertically integrated Public Tanzanian Electric Supply Company Limited (TANESCO) Former management contract with Net Group Solutions (South Africa) Electricity Act 2008 liberalized electricity geneation, transmission and distribution sector. IPPs IPPs: AES then Globeleq (Songas Plant); Independent Power Tanzania (IPTL) wholly owned by Mechmar Togo Distribution and sale of electricity in Togo Public – owned by government of Togo Togolese Electricity Company (CEET) Integrated generation and transmission Public – owned by governments of Togo and Benin Benin Electricity Community (CEB) Tunisia Vertically integrated Public Societe Tunisienne d'Electricite et du Gaz (STEG) 1996 - liberalisation of energy market IPPs Carthage Power Company (CPC) (Rades);Societe d'Electricite d'El Bibane (SEEB) Country Vertically integrated? Public or private? Name of public entities Name of private companies Sector structured to allow private sector involvement? Uganda Generation, transmission and distribution 2001 Generation = public with 20-year concession UEGCL (Uganda Electricity Generation Company Ltsd) = owns the assets Eskom (South Africa) Yes IPPs IPPs: Jacobson Elektro (Namanve Power Plant); Sithe Global (Bujagali Hydropower); Electro-Maxx Limited (Tororo Power Station) Transmission = public Uganda Electriicty Transmission Company Ltd (UETCL) Distribution = concession UMEME Zambia Vertically integrated Public Zambia Electricity Supply Corporation (ZESCO) Privatisation of ZESCO was successfully resisted Private co in Copper belt responsible for transmission, distribution in the copper-belt Copperbelt Energy Corporation PLC (CEC) IPP Lunsemfwa Hydro Power Corporation Zimbabwe Holding company with two subsidiaries Public Zimbabwe Electricity Supply Authority Holdings (ZESA) with two subsidiaries - Zimbabwe Power Company (ZPC) and Zimbabwe Electricity Transmission and Electricity Act of 2002 unbundled ZESA into the two successor companies. IPPs allowed, but ZESA, ZPC and ZETDC still dominant.