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Workshop on Energy Assessments and Pre-Feasibility/Feasibility Studies for a Nuclear Power Program
PROGRESS REPORTGHANA
March 17 March 21, 2014Seoul, Republic of Korea
Nuclear Power CentreGhana Nuclear Power Program Organization
Ghana Atomic Energy Commission
DANIEL AGYEMAN WORDSON
CONTENT• Country Introduction• Project Introduction• Current Status and Progress• Summary & Conclusion
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GhanaGhana is a West African country
lying on the Gulf of Guinea at
latitudes 40 44’ and 11011’ N and
longitudes 3015’W & 1012’E.
Its total land area is 238,535km2.
Population ~ 25 million.
GDP (per capita) -US$ 1903
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Current Total Power: 2720 MWGeneration Sources
Hydropower Thermal Power
Akosombo – 1,020 MWKpong – 160 MWBui – 400 MW
TAPCO (Takoradi I) – 330 MWTICO (Takoradi II)– 220 MWTT1PP (Tema) – 110 MWTT2PP (Tema) – 50MWAsogli (Tema) – 180 MW
Imports – up to 250 MW
Nuclear Power ?
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Re-Introduction of project2007: Acute national power crisis that
shut down some turbines of the Akosombo
hydro-electric plant - the nation’s largest
electricity generating plant.
2008: Government of Ghana (GoG)
considered development of Nuclear Power
into its overall long-term energy policy.
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PROGRESSFormation of the Ghana Nuclear Power Program Organization (Ghana’s Nuclear Energy Program Implementing Organization, NEPIO) was inaugurated on 27th September, 2012
GNPPO Secretariat
Siting and Grid Infrastructure Assessment
Group
Environmental Assessment
Group
Nuclear Power Plant
Technology Assessment Group
Techno-Economic Assessment and Financing
Group
Stake Holder Involvement Group
Regulatory Group
Energy Commission (DG)GAEC (DG)
LegalGroup
Human Resource Group
Renewable & Alternative Energy Directorate
GNPPO Chairman
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Establishment of Nuclear Power Centre - Technical Support Office of GNPPO
Nuclear Power Centre (Manager)
QA/QC DocumentationNPPO-PSC Liaison
On-Site Liaison
TCS - 2
Environmental
Siting
Human Resource
Stakeholder
TCS - 3
Technology Assessment
GRID
Techno Economics
TCS - 1
Legal
Regulatory
Secretariat
Project Mgr.
Admin Assist
Secretary
Config Mgr.
Main Coordinators / Champions
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Progressq National Position
February 2014; major political parties accepted and agreed to national commitment to including nuclear power into country’s energy mix.
q Siting & Environmental Assessment Groups
v Siting charter document drafted and undergoing review
v Overall Siting Strategy document in preparation
v Guideline for Regional Analysis in preparation
q Nuclear Power Plant Technology Assessment Group
Researching on various types of nuclear power plants taking into cognizance our unique problems
q Techno-Economic Assessment and Financing Group
Working in tandem with Techno Assessment Group with focus on economic impact of the project
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Progressq Stakeholder Involvement Group
Stakeholder involvement strategy document in preparation
q Regulatory and Legal Framework Groups
3 Conventions expected to be passed soon by the Parliament
o Early Notification
o Assistance in case of Nuclear Accident
o Nuclear Liability
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Human Capacity DevelopmentThe Graduated School of Nuclear & Allied Sciences (SNAS). Established in 2006; offers several nuclear related courses. (Jointly established by GAEC and the University of Ghana, in co-operation with the IAEA in 2006)
Engagement with polytechnics is also starting to develop technical level manpower.
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PROJECTION
q Pre-feasibility report to be completed soon
q Work on Feasibility study will immediately be followed and completed in shortest possible time.
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SUMMARY & CONCLUSIONPresent focus is on: 1. Developing the needed infrastructure to
develop Nuclear Power
2. Delivering our pre-feasibility and feasibility assessments in the shortest possible time.
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감사합니다[Kam-sa-ham-ni-da]
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