Esmap Cg Africa - Strategy

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Amarquaye ArmarEnergy Anchor Unit

Enhancing Energy Securitynhancing Energy Security Regional Energy Integration in Africaegional Energy Integration in AfricaOpportunity topportunity to Closelose Performance Gapserformance Gaps


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Vision Reducing vulnerability to energy

supply disruptions

SSA countries typically faced withtwo types of energy supplydisruptions ?

Climate-related (drought-induced

hydropower shortages) Market-related (high and volatile

hydrocarbon fuel prices)

Enhancing Energy Securitynhancing Energy Security Regional Energy Integration in Africaegional Energy Integration in Africa

Risk ofRisk ofrecurrentrecurrentdroughtdrought


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Master Plans

SSA countries collectively have unveiledMaster Plans by sub-region, as means todiversify and introduce more flexible energysupply arrangements;

Development Partners support Master Plans

CG Meeting of Berlin [March 2007]identified the critical need to work in harmonywith host countries developing [plans] and fordonors to act in harmony in its delivery



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What Is Core Developmental Challenge?

Closing the Performance Gap

Vision that Leadership Groups andDevelopment Partnersjointly aspire to;versus

Results-on-the-ground that LeadershipGroups and Development Partners canachieve.



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Fr

GhanaNigeria

AMUAMU

ECOWASECOWAS

WAEMUWAEMU

So Tom& Prncipe

Egypt

Burundi*Rwanda*

DR Congo

Malawi*Zambia*

Zimbabwe* Comoros*

Madagascar*

Reunion

Mauritius*

Seychelles*

ECCASECCAS COMESACOMESA

SADCSADC

SACUSACU

CEMACCEMAC

Manu River

Union

IGADIGAD

Mozambique IOCIOC

Tanzania*

Kenya*

Uganda*

EACEAC

DjiboutiEthiopia

Eritrea

Sudan

Somalia

South Africa

Botswana

Lesotho

Namibia*

Swaziland*

Liberia

Sierra Leone

Cameroon

Central African

Rep.

Gabon

Equat. GuineaRep. Congo

ChadCape Verde

Gambia

Guinea-Bissau

Benin

Togo

Cte dIvoire

Niger

Burkina Faso

Mali

Senegal

Conseil de

lEntente

Guinea

CILSSCILSS

Angola

Nile River

Basin

**

Algeria

LibyaMorocco

Tunisia Mauritania

FRAGMENTEDLEADERSHIPGROUPS?


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Critical Success Factors?Degree of alignment ofPartnership around overall

direction of change and priorities for action;

Degree of credibility and political capital behind

Master PlanSense of ownership of vision and issues and

options to realizeVision through Master PlanAppetite for risk taking and challenging the status

quo in executingMaster PlanTransparency, Accountability and Results-

Orientation ofPartnership

Closinglosing Performance Gaperformance Gap


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Guiding Principles (I)

Comprehensive Partnership Framework(Paris Declaration?)

Move quickly from Master Planto put in placesmall-scale initiativesthat can rapidly deliverresults, generate learning and insights about what

it takes to achieve results-on-the-groundwithlarger-scale programs, and thereby build

confidence, capacity and political capital of the

Partnership



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Guiding Principles (II)

Comprehensive Partnership Framework(Paris Declaration?)

Engage Partnership in creating a time-boundPortfolio Implementation Strategy comprising anevolving portfolio of smaller-scale initiatives thatproduce results-on-the-ground in the short-term,but are replicable to achieve longer-term programimplementation goals.

Maintain focus ofPartnership squarely on shapingand managing agreed Portfolio ImplementationStrategy



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ECOWAS Work-In-Progress



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NIGERIABENIN

TOGO

GHANA

SENEGAL

GAMBIA

GUINEA

BISSAU

GUINEA

SIERRA

LEONE

NIGER

MALI

CTE

DIVOIRE

BURKINA FASO

LIBERIA

ECOWAS Vision

West Africa Power Pool

Integrating National Pow er Systems of ECOWAS


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O verall Generation and Transmission

Investment Requirements

0

1 000

2 000

3 000

4 000

5 000

6 000

2004-7 2008-11 2012-15 2016-20

2004USD

million

s

generation WAPP projects transmission reinforcement

9 billion U SD by 2011

(2004 prices)

ECOWAS Master PlanECOWAS Master Plan


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WAPP SECRETARIAT/UTILITY COMMITTEES

WAPP INFOMATION COORD. CENTER

REGIONAL REGULATORY BODY

WAPP-PROJECT

IMPLEMENTATIONCOMMITTEE

BILATERAL POWER EXCHANGE AGREEMENTS

ECOWAS SECRETARIAT/WORKING GROUPS/ PROJECT TEAMS

ECOWAS ENERGY OBSERVATORY

ECOWAS REG. REG. DEV. PROJECT

PRIORITY INVESTMENTS (PHASE I)

WAPPGENERAL ASSEMBLY& EXECUTIVE BOARD

WAPPMINISTERIAL STEERING COMMITTEE

INSTITUTIONAL

COMMERCIAL

OPERATIONAL

REGULATORY

INFRASTRUCTURE

ECOWASENERGY PROTOCOL

WAPPCOOPERATION

MODEL

ECOWASSUMMIT

A/DEC.5/12/99

WAPPMEETING OF ENERGY MINISTERS

PRIORITY INVESTMENTS (PHASE II)

MULLATERAL POWER EXCHANGE AGREEMENTS

2004 2007

Comprehensive Partnership FrameworkComprehensive Partnership Framework


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SBEE (Benin)

SONABEL (Burkina Faso) SOGEPE (Cte dIvoire) SOPIE (Cte dIvoire) NAWEC (The Gambia) ECG (Ghana)

VRA (Ghana) EDG (Guinea) LEC (Liberia) EDM (Mali) PHCN (Nigeria)

SENELEC (Senegal) NPA (Sierra Leone) CEB (Togo / Benin) SOGEM (Senegal / Mali /

Mauritania)


WAPP Articles of Agreement of 2006


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WAPP SECRETARIAT/UTILITY COMMITTEES

WAPP INFOMATION COORD. CENTER

REGIONAL REGULATORY BODY

WAPP-PROJECT

IMPLEMENTATIONCOMMITTEE

BILATERAL AGREEMENTS

ECOWAS SECRETARIAT/WORKING GROUPS/ PROJECT TEAMS

ECOWAS ENERGY OBSERVATORY

ECOWAS REG. REG. DEV. PROJECT

PORTFOLIO INVESTMENTS (PHASE I)

WAPPGENERAL ASSEMBLY& EXECUTIVE BOARD

WAPPMINISTERIAL STEERING COMMITTEE

USAID + EU

IDA

EU + AFD + KOICA

AFD

AFDB + EIB + IDA

ECOWASENERGY PROTOCOL

WAPP &DEVELOPMENT

PARTNERS

ECOWASSUMMIT

A/DEC.5/12/99

WAPPMEETING OF ENERGY MINISTERS

PORTFOLIO INVESTMENTS (PHASE II)

MULTI-LATERAL AGREEMENTS

2004 2007



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NIGERIA

NIGERSENEGAL

GAMBIAGUINEA

BISSAU

GUINEA

MALI

Coastal Trans Backbone Sub-program

Inter-Zonal Trans Sub-program

North-core Trans Sub-program

OMVG/OMVS Development Sub-program

CLSG System Redevelopment Sub-program

SIERRA

LEONE

LIBERIA

TOGOGHANA

CTEDIVOIRE

BURKINA FASO

BENIN

WAPP Portfolio Implementation Strategy


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UNIFIED WEST AFRICAN ELECTRICITY MARKET

WELL FUNCTIONING WEST AFRICA POWER POOL (WAPP)

(WAPP APL 1 Cote dIvoire, Ghana, Togo/Benin, Nigeria )

(WAPP APL 2 Senegal, Mali, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Gambia)

(WAPP APL 3 Ghana-Burkina Faso, Nigeria-Niger)

Power Interconnection and Transfer Capacity Upgraded

Performance/Availability of Power Generation Assets Improved

WAPP Cooperation Agreement Established and Implemented

Power Interconnection and Transfer Capacity Established

Regional Power Generation Capacity Expanded


Power Interconnection and Transfer Capacity Established

Access to Coastal Power Generation Capacity Improved


WAPP Portfolio

Implementation Strategy

US$3.0 billion hasbeen secured andimplementation of

projects are inprogress.


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THANK YOU!

Any questions and comments?

Plans dont accomplish work

It is people who get things doneColin Powell


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