establishment of IPPs Nigeria PHCN (Power Holding Generation = Successful bidders Electric Sector Company of Nigeria) private (announced Sept. Reform Act 2005 In process of being 2012): Amperion unbundled into 18 Power Distribution companies: 7 Limited; Generation; 1 CMEC/Eurafric Energy Transmission; 11 Ltd; Transcorp; Distribution South Power; Mainstream Energy Solutions Limited IPPs IPPs: AES (AES NNPC (Okpai); NNPC (Afam IV); Geometric Power Limited (Aba Integrated Power Project) Distribution = Successful bidders to private be announced October 2012 Transmission = Manitoba Hydro public with (Canadian) management contract Rwanda Vertically integrated Public Energy, Water and (including water and Sanitation Authority sanitation) (EWSA) Sao Tome Vertically integrated Public EMAE Principe Country Vertically integrated? Public or private? Name of public Name of private Sector structured entities companies to allow private sector involvement? Senegal Vertically integrated Public Societe Nationale IPPs allowed since d'Electricite du 1998 Senegal (SENELEC) IPPs Mitsubishi (Kounoune I); GE Capital Structured Finance Group (GTi Dakar) Seychelles Vertically integrated Public Public Utilities No provision for (including water and Corporation (PUC) IPPs sanitation) Sierra Leone Vertically integrated Public National Power Authority (NPA) Somalia Vertically integrated Public/private Electrical – but NEC only covers partnership (NEC) small area. Rest covered by decentralized private generation and distribution companies South Africa Vertically integrated Public (converted Allowed IPPs from with municipalities into public company 2003 playing key role in in 2002) distributing at local level Vertically integrated Public National Electricity Electricity Law of Corporation of Sudan 2000 opened up – (NEC) electricity sector for private sector in generation, transmission and distribution
South establishment of IPPs Nigeria PHCN (Power Holding Company of Nigeria) In process of being unbundled into 18 companies: 7 Generation; 1 Transmission; 11 Distribution Generation = private Successful bidders (announced Sept. 2012): Amperion Power Distribution Limited; CMEC/Eurafric Energy Ltd; Transcorp; Power; Mainstream Energy Solutions Limited Electric Sector Reform Act 2005 IPPs IPPs: AES (AES NNPC (Okpai); NNPC (Afam IV); Geometric Power Limited (Aba Integrated Power Project) Distribution = private Successful bidders to be announced October 2012 Transmission = public with management contract Manitoba Hydro (Canadian) Rwanda Vertically integrated (including water and sanitation) Public Energy, Water and Sanitation Authority (EWSA) Sao Tome Principe Vertically integrated Public EMAE Country Vertically integrated? Public or private? Name of public entities Name of private companies Sector structured to allow private sector involvement? Senegal Vertically integrated Public Societe Nationale d'Electricite du Senegal (SENELEC) IPPs allowed since 1998 IPPs Mitsubishi (Kounoune I); GE Capital Structured Finance Group (GTi Dakar) Seychelles Vertically integrated (including water and sanitation) Public Public Utilities Corporation (PUC) No provision for IPPs Sierra Leone Vertically integrated Public National Power Authority (NPA) Somalia Vertically integrated – but NEC only covers small area. Rest covered by decentralized private generation and distribution companies Public/private partnership Electrical (NEC) South Africa Vertically integrated with municipalities playing key role in distributing at local level Public (converted into public company in 2002) Allowed IPPs from 2003 Vertically integrated Public National Electricity Corporation of Sudan (NEC) Electricity Law of 2000 – opened up electricity sector for private sector in generation, transmission and distribution
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