Ministerial Press Briefing 2014 Presentation by the MInister of Power, Prof. Nebo

Federal Ministry of Power

Funding of Gas Infrastructure Required for Power

A Presentation To

Joint National Assembly Committee on Gas

MINISTERIAL SCORE CARD

Presented by

PROFESSOR CHINEDU NEBO CON, NPOM, FNSE

Honourable Minister of Power

&

HON. MOHAMMED WAKIL OON, FNIM

Honourable Minister of State, Power

To

NIGERIANSDATE: 24 November, 2014

Federal Republic of Nigeria

Federal Ministry of Power 1


CON, NPOM, FNSE


AMBASSADOR (DR) GODKNOWS IGALI OON,

FNAH Permanent Secretary, Federal Ministry of

Power

HONOURABLE MINISTER OF STATE,

POWER


AMBASSADOR (DR) GODKNOWS IGALI OON,

FNAH Permanent Secretary, Federal Ministry of

Power


OUTLINE OVERVIEW OF THE POWER SECTOR IN NIGERIA

ACHIEVEMENTS TO DATE

POWER SECTOR CHALLENGES

FUTURE OF THE POWER SECTOR


OVERVIEW OF THE POWER SECTOR IN NIGERIA


Nigerian Power Sector: Limited Access-to-electricity

Population: ~ 170 million people

Over 65% between the ages of

18 – 45 years

Energy Consumption:

1,259 TWH Per Year

Electricity Consumption:

18.1 TWH

Peak Electricity Generation

Capacity: ~ 4600MWCompare with South Africa,

population ~ 43 million, peak

generation capacity of about

40,000MW

About 40% (~ 68 million) Nigerians

have access to electricity

MAP OF NIGERIA

Overview of the Nigerian Power Sector


The national grid is limited in reach. There is limited

extension to most of Nigerian rural areas. This leaves a

majority of Nigerians who live in the rural areas without

access to electricity

The available electricity capacity is insufficient to meet

existing power needs

Overview of the Nigerian Power Sector (cont.)


Present 2014

Power

Sector

Reform

1. Industrialization

2. Higher GDP

3. More jobs

4. Increased household income

& improved standard of

living

5. Improved youth employment

& social security

Vision 20:2020

Power Sector Reform – Catalyst for Economic Growth

In spite of this shortage Government is making effort to electrify the rural

communities

Hence the need to reform and liberalize the Power sector in Nigeria



Power Sector Reform based on two pillars:

Transition Government Ownership/Management of electricity assets to

a Private-driven Nigerian Electricity Supply Industry, in line with the

Electricity Power Sector Reform Act (EPSRA) of 2005

Grow the Availability, Supply and Reliability of Electricity in Nigeria

The smooth trajectory and take-off of EPSRA was truncated as a result of

some mitigating circumstances

Mr. President in 2010, reinforced the Power Sector Reform with the

Nigerian Power Sector Reform Roadmap

With the Reform roadmap, we have:

Fully privatized Power Holding Company Nigeria’s (PHCN’s)successor

companies in generation and distribution

Contracted out the management of Transmission Company of

Nigeria(TCN)

Restarted stalled multi-billion dollar National Integrated Power Projects

(NIPPs)



Established and empowered Nigeria Electricity Liability Management

Company (NELMCO) to take over legacy assets of PHCN

Strengthened Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) to

guarantee a robust regulated electricity market

Established and operationalized Nigeria Bulk Electricity Trader (NBET) as a

credit worthy off-taker

Obtained Partial Risk Guarantee (PRG) support from World Bank for

NBET’s Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs)

Signed Hosts of equity investment Memorandum of Understanding (MOUs)



Expended close to N500B to settle debts/payoffs, to allow progress in

the power sector

Created an enabling environment for the injection of private sector

capital in all areas of the Power Sector

Diversified the Energy Mix to exploit the abundance of natural

resources in the country

Exploited, and are establishing other energy sources, like solar,

wind, biomass (waste-to-power) to complement and supplement

the limited power generation and supply available in Nigeria

Prepared the grounds to exploit Renewable Energy (RE) and Energy

Efficiency (EE) to the fullest



Initiated Operation Light-up Rural Nigeria (OLRN) to provide

access to electricity to the rural dwellers far-flung from the

national grid

Implemented OLRN pilot schemes in three rural

communities (Durumi, Shape and Waru) in the Federal

Capital Territory (FCT)

Concluded plans to commission the 10MW Katsina Wind

Farm Power Plant in Katsina State

Conducted Feasibility Studies to tap wind energy for

electricity generation in the offshore locations of the

country



Received over 53 applications through the Nigerian

Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC), for licensing for

Independent Power Producers (IPPs) in the last few

months, most of which are for Renewable Energy (RE)

Power Plants

Put in place cost reflective tariffs through the Multi-Year

Tariff Order (MYTO II)

Developed synergy between the Ministry of Petroleum

Resources (MoPR) to bridge the gaps and volatility in gas

supply, to ensure gas and energy securities

Provided intervention fund to stabilize the electricity market

in collaboration with MoPR and Central Bank of

Nigeria(CBN)



Taken steps in preparation for the declaration the

Transitional Electricity Market (TEM)

Initiated a self-reform to reposition FMoP with the right

competencies and capabilities to provide strong policy

guidance

Recorded progress, in line with Mr. President’s

Transformation Agenda, and as part of the commitment

to the conclusion of the reform program and power

delivery to the people of Nigeria



ACHIEVEMENTS TO DATE


INFRASTRUCTURE EXPANSION

Generation

Transmission

Distribution


Omotosho304MW

Ibom190MW

Afam VI650MW

Shiroro600MW

Jebba540MW

Kainji760MW

Egbin1,320MW

Delta900MW

Afam I-V

726MW

Okpai450MW

Sapele720MW

Omoku120MW

N I G E R I A

Existing Power Stations Connected to Grid

Installed

Capacity

(MW)

Kainji 760

Jebba 540

Shiroro 600

Olorunsogo 304

Egbin 1320

Sapele -

FGN 720

Delta 900

Afam I-V 726

Afam VI

(Shell) 650

Okpai

Omoku

Omotosho 304

Geregu 414

AES 294

Ibom

Power 190

Olorunsogo304MW

AES294MW

Geregu414MW

450

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Achievements – Generation


Mambilla

3050MW

Calabar

563MW

Geregu-2

434MW

Olorusogo-2

675MW

Omotosho-2

451MW

Alaoji

960MW

Omoku

225MW

Ihovbor

450MW

Sapele

450MW

Gbarain

225MW

Newly Completed/On-going Power Stations

Kaduna

215MW

Katsina wind

10MW

Zungeru

700MW

Kashimbila

40MW

Gurara

30MW

Installed

Capacity (MW)

Katsina 10

Kaduna 215

Zungeru 700

Gurara II 360

Mambilla 3,050

Olorunsogo -

2

675

Omotosho -

2 451

Geregu - 2 434

Kashinbilla 40

Ihovbor 450

Sapele -

NIPP 450

Gbarin 225

Omoku 225

Alaoji 960

Egbema 338

Calabar 563

Achievements – Generation (Cont.)

Egbema

338MW

Azura

Zuma

1200MW

Oma


The Federal Government has pursued vigorously to the implementation of

the Generation, Transmission, Distribution and gas to power projects under

the aegis of the National Integrated Power Projects. On completion, the

Nation stands to benefit from the following:

i. Generation Projects: Ten (10) new gas fired power plants providing


• Alaoji 1,131MW

• Benin 508MW

• Calabar 634MW

• Egbema 381MW

• Gbarain 254MW

• Geregu II 506MW

• Ogorode 5084MW

• Olorunsogo II 754MW

• Omoku 265MW

• Omotosho II 513MW


Negotiations are on-going with other front runner IPPs such as:

Zuma Energy 1200MW Coal in Kogi State and gas project 400MW gas fired power

plant in Egbema, Imo State

Century Power for a 495 MW gas fired power plant in Okija, Anambra State

ExxonMobil /MPN for a 100MW, a wind power plant Maraban Pushit, Plateau State

Nigerian Solar Capital Partners in a 100 MW solar power plant in Bauchi State

Pan Africa for a 54MW solar power plant in Kankia, Katsina State

Bresson A. S. for a 60MW gas fired power plant in Magboro, Ogun State

Proton Energy for a 150MW gas fired power plant in Sapele, Delta State

KVK Power (Nig) PVT Limited for a 50MW solar power plant in Yabo, Sokoto State.

IkotAbasi Power for a 250MW gas fired power plant in Akwa Ibom State

Oma Power (Geometric) for a 500MW gas fired power plant in Osisioma, Abia state



Small and Medium Hydros Bankable Feasibility Studies have been concluded for 10 Dams for Hydro Power

Generation

Prospects for 1MW-10MW

S/NO DAM MW ZONE

1 Oyan-Ogun State 10 South West

2 Ikere Gorge-Oyo State 6 South West

3 Bakolori-Zamfara State 3 North West

4 Challawa-Kano State 8 North West

5 Tiga-Kano State 10 North West

6 Owena-Ondo State 0.45 South West

7 Kampe-Kogi State 3 North Central

8 Doma-Nassarawa State 1 North Central

9 Zobe-Katsina State 0.30 North West

10 Jibia-Katsina State 4 North West



Coal to Power

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Action Plan for the actualisation of coal fired power plant has been developed

by the Coal to Power committee.

The committee has so far recorded modest achievement in facilitating

investment in coal-fired power plant by Zuma Energy Ltd and Pacific – HTG

Ltd.

African Development Bank is providing credit support to NBET in the form of

Partial Risk Guarantee for coal-based IPPs.

The Federal Ministry of Power, in partnership with the Federal Ministry of

Mines & Steel Development, is currently developing bankable Project

Documents for the purpose of facilitating investment in coal to power. The

coal blocks under consideration are:

Amansiodo; Onyeama;

Okpara; Inyi;

Abocho; Makurdi;

Gombe;



Government in its efforts to get stranded power unto the grid, identified a

number of companies willing to generate power and export to the grid.

The Federal Ministry of Power is coordinating the process with its relevant

Agencies. These companies include:

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• Ajaokuta Steel Company 85MW

• ALSCON 100MW

• Lafarge Cement 40MW

• Obajana Cement Plc 35MW

• Kaduna Refinery 33.5MW

• Geometric 22MW

• NESCO 26MW



An initiative to enhance Access-to-Electricity/Power across Nigeria by

exploiting Renewable Energy sources: Solar, Wind, Biomass (waste-to-

Power), etc.

Mr. President commissioned these on January 13th, 2014, thus flagging

off OLRN Initiative

Plan is fully underway to replicate OLRN pilot across the 36 states of the

Federation

About 10 states are planning to declare Operation Light-up in their

respective states in line with OLRN initiative and the Transformation

Agenda of Mr. President

Based on energy-efficient lighting systems, comprising of photosensitive

top-of-the-line Light –Emitting-Diodes (LEDs) and Energy hubs, powered

by micro off-grid solar, wind or biomass technologies

Achievements – Generation Renewable Energy

Operation Light Up Rural Nigeria (OLRN) Initiative


DURUMI VILLAGE: > 1500 HOMES

SHAPE: > 200 HOMESWARU: > 100 HOMES

OUR PARTNERS:

SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC

PHILIPS/SUN-EDISON

LORD EZETECH ICT

(INDIGENIOUS FIRM)

DURUMI: Individual solar

home systems installed

SHAPE/WARU: Micro-off grid systems built

Solar-powered Energy Hubs for

cold room and charging mobile

devices

OLRN – PHASE I INITIAL

ROLLOUT: 3 PILOT

COMMUNITIES

Achievements – Generation Renewable Energy (Pictorial)


PHASE I OLRN COMMISIONING AND FLAG OFFBY

HIS EXCELLENCY

PRESIDENT GOODLUCK EBELE JONATHAN, GCFRON 13TH JANUARY, 2014 AT DURUMI, SHAPE & WARU IN FCT, NIGERIA

Achievements – Generation Renewable Energy (Pictorial) Cont.


OLRN Micro-grid Implementation – Shape/Waru Communities


Micro-off grid in Shape

Micro-off grid in Waru


OLRN Direct Individual Solar Home Implementation –Durumi village, Mpape,

Bwari Area Council, FCT



Nightly activities at the Community Center

Villagers gathered around the community

center to enjoy the evening

Little girl taking advantage of the light to

braid the hair of her little sister in preparation

for school the next day

LIVE AT DURUMI



WITH OLRN CAME COMMERCIAL ACTIVITIES/SMEs IN DURUMI



Achievements – Generation (Commissioning/Pictorials)

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Commissioning of Omotosho Phase II

Power Plant by Mr. President on the 19th

October,2013

451MW Capacity


Commissioning Ceremony of Omotosho Phase II Power Plant

Achievements – Generation (Commissioning/Pictorials) Cont.


Site inspection of Kaduna Power Plant

Project by the Vice President

The project is expected to provide

additional 215MW of generation capacity

while improving the overall stability of the

national grid due to its location.

The project has attained 85% level. The

commissioning is expected to take place

in December 2014.

Achievements – Generation (Site Inspection/Pictorials) Cont.


Mr. President performed the ground breaking

ceremony and the contractor has since moved to

site. The project is scheduled for completion in 48

months.

The following major activities have been

completed:

Level I – construction design and drawings;

Contractors’ camp facilities;

Topographic survey / drilling works;

Exploration for construction materials;

Subsurface investigations;

Crushing and Batching Plants; and

Site Clinic.

Zungeru (700MW) Hydroelectric Power Project

Achievements – Generation (Ground-breaking/Pictorials) Cont.


Commissioning of 434MW at Geregu 2 Gas Power Station

Achievements – Generation (Commissioning/Pictorials) Cont.


The ground breaking ceremony of the

Azura thermal power plant by Mr.

President on the 10th October, 2014.

The Azura – Edo IPP comprise of

450MW open cycle gas turbine power

Station.

It represent the 1st phase of a 1,500MW

Power Plant facility

AZURA – EDO IPP

Achievements – Generation (Ground-breaking/Pictorials) Cont.


TCN has been able to complete several projects and a lot more are on-going to improve the

wheeling capacity of the Transmission Network nationwide:

Officially commissioned the following Power Projects:

i. 2×40 MVA,132/33KV Transmission Substation, Tambuwara, Kano State

ii. 150MVA,330/132/33kV Transmission Substation, Kumboso, Kano State

iii. 1×30/40MVA,132/33kV Transmission Substation, Kwanar Dongora, Kano State

iv. 2×150MVA,330/132/33kVTransmission Substation Adiabo, Calabar, Cross River State

Completed Power Projects ready for commissioning:

i. 150MVA 330/33kV Transformer,33075 MVAR Shunt Reactor, Birnin Kebbi, Kebbi State

ii. 2×60MVA,132/33kV Transmission Substation, Ikeja West, Ayobo, Lagos State

iii. Amukpe Sapele 2×30/40MVA,132kV Transmission Substation, Taraba State

iv. Jalingo 2×30/40MVA,132kV Transmission Substation,Tararba State.

Achievements – TransmissionTransmission Company of Nigeria (TCN)


Successfully put in place a Spinning Reserve in the Power System which

is around 295MW to prevent collapse and maintain the frequency within

permissible band

Successfully conduct Grid Market Gap Analysis and deployment of Grid

meters at all trading points for energy tracking and accountability.

Development and deployment of market payment system for automated

banking payment system;

Developed internet based in-house scheduling software for generation

scheduling as per MYTO II load allocation.

Activated the World Bank Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition

(SCADA) of 2004 along with the Project Screen in Nigerian

Communication Commission (NCC)

Achievements – System Operator


Achievements –Market Operator

Successfully handed over the Trading Point Meters to operation

participants in readiness for the Transitional Electricity Market

(TEM)

Commissioned ONEM settlement enterprise software system for

market information management. The Platform is to manage the

flow of funds in the Nigerian Electricity Market

Organized workshops for training of participants on market rules,

market procedures and market payment system for efficient all

inclusive high quality performance

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Currently there are several support from bilateral

partners in form of loans such as follows

World $700m

JICA $200m

AfD Bank $370m

NIPP Additions $1.65m

EXIM China $500m

Contractor financed Turnkey Projects $1b

Achievements – Transmission (Cont.)

Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN)


The Niger Delta Power Holding Company (NDPHC) is

currently implementing 10No 330kV (2,194KM) and 7No.

132kV (809KM) transmission line projects. A total of 36

existing substations have been expanded adding

5,590MVA and 3,313MVA of transformer capacity

NIPP - Interventions Projects



The Ministry has intervened to execute power projects in a number of

states facing significant challenges in power supply. The projects include

the following transmission line and substation projects:

Interventions Projects


Improving /upgrading of Yenagoa Substation from 30MVA to

90MVA

Power supply to Federal University Otueke and Federal

Polytechnic, Ekeremo.

Installation of a 33kV Switchgear in Kolo Creek power plant.

23km Distribution line/Substation Project at Uromi, Edo State.


Commissioning of the 2X150MVA 330/132/33kV Transmission Substation at

Calabar on 25th June,2014

Achievements – Transmission (Commissioning/Pictorials)


Commissioning of the 2X60 MVA Substation at Karu, Abuja

Achievements – Transmission (Commissioning/Pictorials) Cont.


Commissioning of the 1X150 MVA Substation at Ibadan

Achievements – Transmission (Commissioning/Pictorials) Cont.


Achievement – Transmission

S/N Project Title

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Project Deliverable

km of lineMVA Trf Capacity

330KV 132KV 330/

132KV 132/

33KV

1Kainji - New Bussa 132kV DC Transmission Line & 330KV SC River Crossing

NigerApril, 2010

Nov, 2014 98

22 x 30MVA, 132/33KV S/S at Pankshin and Makeri

Plateau Dec, 2007 Nov, 2014 100 60

3 Mbalano-Okigwe 132kv SC line Abia, Imo Sept,2001 Dec, 2014 100 20

4

2 x 60MVA, 132/33kV substations at Odogunyan and Ayobo with 132kV DC Tline Ikeja West - Ayobo.

Ogun, Lagos

January, 2010

Nov, 2014 95 120

5

1 x 150MVA 330/132kV transformer at Birnin Kebbi and Reinforcement at 330/132/33 kV substation, Kumbotso

Kano, Kebbi

February, 2010

Dec, 2014 95 150

6Makeri - Pankshin 132KV DC Line Plateau State

PlateauDecember

, 2007Nov, 2014 90 122

The following are the list of completed/on-going Transmission Projects


S/N Project Title

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Com

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Project Deliverable

km of lineMVA Trf

Capacity

330KV 132KV 330/

132KV

132/

33KV

7Damaturu 2x150MVA, 330/132kV Substation Yobe State

YobeApril, 2006

Dec,2014 88 300

8Katampe-National Stadium 132kv DC line, FCT, Abuja

FCTSept, 2001;

Dec. 2010

December, 2014

95 18

9Nnewi 2x60 MVA 132kV substation Anambra State

AnambraApril, 2006

Dec, 2014 75 120

10Kukwaba 2x60MVA, 132/33kV substation

FCT 2007 Dec, 2014 80 120

11Kainji 1 x 150MVA 330/132kV & 2 x 30/40MVA Substation at New Bussa

NigerNovember

, 2009Dec, 2014 92 150

122x30/40MVA 132/33kV S/S at Ogoja Cross River State

Cross River

Dec, 2007December, 2014

75 80

13Kafanchan 2 x 60MVA, 132/33kV Substation Kaduna State

KadunaDecember

, 2007Oct, 2014 80 120

Achievement – Transmission (Cont.)(List of Completed/ongoing Transmission Projects)


S/N Project Title

Lo

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Sta

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Completion

Date

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Project Deliverable

km of lineMVA Trf

Capacity

330KV 132KV 330/

132KV

132/

33KV

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DC 132kV line from Alscon to Ibom Power and Switching Station to link the GIS at Alscon with associated bay extensions at Ibom Power - Akwa Ibom State

Akwa Ibom

2011 April, 2015 80 152.5

15

2nd Benin-Onitsha 330kv SC line Edo-Delta-Anambra States

Edo, Delta & Anambra

17th,Sept.2008

Dec, 2014 85 131

Compensation requirement for completion of 2nd Benin-Onitsha 330kV S/C line

Edo, Delta & Anambra

17th,Sept.2008

Dec, 2014 100

16Maiduguri 330/132kv substation + 60MVA 132/33KV S/S- Borno State

BornoMarch,

2011Dec. 2014 80 150

172 x 60MVA 132/33kV Substation at Ogbomosho

OyoFebruary,

2008Dec. 2014 70 120

182x60MVA, 132/33kV substation at Aboh Mbaise and 2x132kV line bays extension at Owerri

ImoNovember

, 2009Dec., 2014 75 120

Achievement – Transmission (Cont.)

(List of Completed/ongoing Transmission Projects)


S/N Project Title

Lo

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Sta

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Project Deliverable

km of lineMVA Trf

Capacity

330KV 132KV 330/

132KV

132/

33KV

19Grid Rehabilitation And Reinforcement, Katsina, Hadejia, Kontagora.

Katsina, Jigawa & Niger

Aug. 2010 Nov, 2014 75 180

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Rehabilitation of Afam TS with 1 x 150MVA 330/132/33kV transformer and construction of Afam IV to Afam I 132kV Transmission Line

RiversMarch, 2010

Oct. 2014 65 150

21Umuahia - Mbalano 132kV SC Line, Abia State

AbiaApril, 2001

December, 2014

67 30

22 Ohafia - Arochukwu 132KV Line AbiaSept. 2008

December, 2014

65 40

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2x30/40 MVA, 132/33 kV substation at Lanlate plus 2 x132KV Line Bays at New Abeokuta 132/33 kV substation

Ogun & Oyo

August, 2010

December, 2014

70 80

24Mbalano 2x30/40MVA, 132/33kV substation, Abia

ImoNovember

, 2001December,

201460 80




S/N Project Title

Lo

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km of lineMVA Trf

Capacity

330KV 132KV 330/

132KV

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25Okigwe 2x30/40MVA 132/33kV Substation, Imo

ImoSeptembe

r, 2001Dec. 2014 65 80

262x60MVA, 132/33kV substation at Ideato and 2x132kV line bays extension at Okigwe

ImoNovember

, 2009Dec., 2014 70 120

27 Oshogbo- Ede 132KV DC Line Osun Jan. 2011December, 2014

72 15

28Ohafia 2x30/40MVA 132/33kV substation. Abia

Abia Sept,2001December, 2014

60 80

29Yelwa - Yauri 2 x 30/40MVA S/S and 100KM of 33KV Line Kebbi State

KebbiDecember

, 2007Dec,2014 67 80

30Katsina- Daura 132kv DC line Katsina State

KatsinaDec, 2007 December

14, 2011

June, 2015

60 80

31Daura 2 x 30/40MVA S/S and 2x 132kv line bay ext. at KatsinaKatsina State

KatsinaDec, 2007 /Dec., 2011

December, 2014

75 80

Grand Total for all Projects 281 478 750 1,640




Achievements – Distribution

The Federal Government is committed to ensuring that service delivery is

enhanced by monitoring the activities of the DisCos to achieve the

following:

• Reduce the Aggregate Technical & Commercial (AT & C) losses

• Increase deployment of meters

• Reduce the No. of customer interruptions

• Improve customers services and complains handling procedures

Distribution Companies

4Power Consortium – Port Harcourt

Aura Energy Ltd. – Jos

Integrated Energy Distr. And Mkt. – Ibadan and Yola

Interstate Electrics – Enugu

KANN Consortium Utility Company Ltd. – Abuja

KEPCO/NEDC Consortium – Ikeja

Sahelian Power SPV Ltd. – Kano

VIGEO Holdings – Benin

West Power and Gas – Eko


Achievements – Distribution (Cont.)

The Niger Delta Power holding company (NDPHC) has

constructed 297, 33/11kV substation adding 3,750MVA

transformer capacity. The company has also contributed

to the reduction of technical losses by the introduction of

HVDC systems. In this regard, a total of 25,281

transformers, 1,700KM 33kV lines and 2,600KM 11kV

lines projects are currently being executed.

Intervention


Achievements – Electricity Management Services

The Established EMSL to carryout Technical

Inspection and Certification of all electrical

materials, equipment and installations in the

Nigerian Electricity Supply Industry

Inaugurated EMSL Board and Management team,

10th September, 2013

Launched EMSL office building,17th December,

2013

Establishment of Electricity Management

Services Limited (EMSL)


Achievements – EMSL (Commissioning of Office Building)

Electricity Management Services Limited (EMSL)


POLICY INITIATIVE/AWARENESS Renewable Energy (RE)/Energy Efficiency (EE)

National Council on Power (NACOP)

Investment Conferences

Civil Defense Forum

Rural Electrification

Memoranda of Understanding (MoU) Signed


Developed draft National Policy on Renewable Energy and Energy

Efficiency

Incentivized the RE/EE sector with Tax holidays, subsidies and

attractive platform to enable the smooth take off of RE/EE

Held Stakeholders validation workshop for wider consultation on the

draft national policy and about to be forwarded to the Federal

Executive Council for approval

National Policy on Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency

Achievements – Policy Initiative/Awareness


Created a Presidential initiative on Renewable Energy to coordinate

government efforts in the sector

Collaborated on a regional level, with ECOWAS Centre for

Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency (ECREEE) to develop an

Action Plan for Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency

Established and inaugurated the National Council on Power on 14th

August, comprising of Federal and all State governments, to fully: address issues of policies within the sector, and

create an enabling environment for private sector involvementand enhancement of exploitation of all sources of energy

National Policy on Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency

Achievements – Policy Initiative/Awareness


Achievements - Policy Initiative/Awareness (Cont.)

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Organized several investment fora/workshops to attract Private Sector Capital to

the Power Sector as follows:

Meetings with Development Partners such as AfDB, World Bank, JICA, EU, GIZ,

USAID, USTDA, DFID, UNIDO, NAIF etc.

US – Africa Business forum (Power Africa)

Africa Business Round Table in Power Sector

World Economic Forum for Africa;

4th International Expo on Power, Abuja;

ASSECO Poland;

Development of the Nigerian Power Content Policy.

Hosting of 1st Nigeria Power Sector Investment Forum

International Expo Trade Fairs and Exhibitions

Launched the EU support fund on the Nigeria Energy Support Program (NESP)

Stakeholders Engagements/Awareness



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To connect rural Nigeria to electricity the government has achieved thefollowing:

Restructured the internal organization of the Rural ElectrificationAgency (REA) for operationalization efficiency

Reviewed the Rural Electrification Strategy document for ruralelectrification

Fast-tracked implementation of several abandoned rural electrificationprojects

Rural Electrification


Signed several MoUs for the development of Power Generation and

Transmission Lines and Construction of Solar Power Manufacturing Plants such

as

1. Nextech Energy Ltd; May 2014: Development of 1MW Off-grid Solar

Power Plant in ten (10) select States

2. FAS Energy KSA & Skypower Global; May 2014:

Exploring and developing Solar Energy Projects

3. Team for Africa; June 2014: Development of Power Generation and

High Voltage Power Lines in select States

4. Fanafi Worldwide Ventures Ltd; July 2014: Building of a 70MW Solar

Power Manufacturing Plant

5. Global Edison Corporation (Fanafi); July 2014: Development of

1,500 MW Independent Power Plant

6. Liaoning-Efacec Electrical Equipment Co; July 2014: Execution of

Turkey/EPC Contracts in respect of Power Projects

Memorandum of Understanding (MoU)



7. Benco Energia Ltd; August: 3X344MW Combined Cycle Gas Power

Plant

8. CGC-Xianghe Ju; Oct., 2014: Financing and Implementation of

Transmission Projects

9. 3D Hitech System Ltd; Oct., 2014: Construction and Erection of

500MW Fuel/Gas Power Plant at Ajaokuta

10. Sepco III Electric Power Construction Corp; Oct., 2014: Construction

of Transmission Lines, Supply/Refurbishment and Replacement of Mator

Equipment

11. Shandong Power Equipment Co. Ltd; Oct., 2014: Financing of

Transmission and Expansion of TCN Network

12. Speco, Oct., 2014; Financing and Expansion of the National grid

13. Atlas International Ltd., Nov. 2014: Development, Exploration and

Mining of Enugu Coal Reserve for Utilization in Power Generation in

Nigeria

14. MOTIR: Nov 2014:Development of 1000MW Solar Power Plant in

Nigeria

Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) (Cont.)



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Policy Initiative/Awareness - Stakeholders Engagements


Investment Fora

Policy Initiative and Awareness - Stakeholders Engagements


HUMAN CAPACITY DEVELOPMENT National Power Training Institute (NAPTIN)

Staff-in-service Training

National Power Sector Apprenticeship Scheme

(NAPSAS)

Philips RE/EE Research Center at Enugu State

University of Technology (ESUT)


Achievements- Human Capacity Development

Restructured NAPTIN (originally created to consolidate the stranded

Training Centers of the former PHCN) into a world class Training

Institute

Added more technical departments, in line with the realization of the

Transformation Agenda of the Administration

Commenced the development of a fully equipped Communication

Laboratory Centre at NAPTIN’s Regional Training Centre at Oji,

Enugu State

Graduated 243 Engineers in November 2013, and admitted 330 for

the 2013/2014 academic year through its National Graduate Skills

Development Programme

Trained 70 Engineers in solar, wind, hybrid renewable energy options

at the Regional Training Centre in Kainji

NAPTIN


Achievements- Human Capacity Development (Cont.)

Collaborated with Developments partners such as: JICA, EU, etc., to

guarantee quality manpower in the Sector

Fortified Electrical Engineering laboratory at the Kainji Training

Centre with the new facilities for teaching SCADA and Smart grid

technologies.

Initiated new structured training programs in collaboration with the

National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN), University of Lagos and

Enugu State University of Technology (ESUT)

Commenced the training of 7400 personnel under the National Power

Sector Apprenticeship Scheme (NAPSAS)

It was launched on the 6th of November, 2014 by Mr. President

NAPTIN


Achievements- Human Capacity Development (Cont.)

Initiated a collaboration with Philips Lighting of Netherlands to

establish a Center of Excellence in RE/EE Research at Enugu State

University of Technology (ESUT) to study the

• effect of lightings on living tissues

• Socio-economic Impact of Access-to-Electricity by means of

Solar Lighting

Philips RE/EE Research Center at ESUT


Achievements- Human Capacity Development (NAPSAS)


POWER SECTOR CHALLENGES


Power Sector Challenges and MitigationS/NO CHALLENGES MITIGATION

1 Energy Security FMoP’s collaboration with NSA, Civil Defense,

MoPR, and Nigerian Citizens

2 Gas Security Pipeline Surveillance and Protection,

Collaboration with MoPR, GSA, GACN, NSA,

Civil Defense

Intervention by CBN

3 Funding/Investments Stakeholders engagements

Improved Foreign and Local Investments

4 Market Shortfalls Ongoing revalidation of ATC&S loss profiles by all

Discos

Increased Scrutiny of collections

Bridging the metering gaps

5 Policy Support Restructuring of the Ministry

Empowering relevant agencies with legislation

6 Human Capacity

Development

Training and Retraining of Technical Staff

Training by NAPTIN

7 Awareness Advocacies and Sensitization programs in

collaboration with Stakeholders


FUTURE OF THE POWER SECTOR


Projected generation capacity 2013-2020

GW

GW

2014

5.5

2013

4

2020

20

2018

11.2

2016

8

2015

6

17%

69%

4%

10%

Thermal

Projected energy mix by 2020

Renewables

Hydro

Coal

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A national load demand study in progress

Projected industrial clusters and concentration

Population growth pattern

Demography & urbanization

Tool for integrated resource planning especially in procuring new power with the

associated transmission & distribution requirements

Source: PTFP

Need to increase available capacity

Future of the Power Sector – Projections


Strengthen the Transmission Sector

• Address legal and policy constraints militating against

transmission networks

• Attract more private sector capital

• Conduct full evacuation studies

Strengthen NACOP to deliver on its mandate

Drive the Rural Electrification Programs – In conjunction with

State Governments; and the Private Sector

Renew Policy thrust for Coal-to-Power, and Bankable

Feasibility Studies to drive investments in coal-fired power

plants

Future of the Power Sector – Cont.


Strengthen the collaboration with other line Ministries,Departments and Agencies on investment in gasinfrastructure to address the gas supply for Gas to Power

Renew push to form a comprehensive policy for the“Protection of Critical Power Assets Infrastructure”

Finalize the Nigerian Power Content Policy and StrategicFramework

Future of the Power Sector – Cont.


Lighting up

Nigeria 24/7

Thank You

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