Sierra Leone Energy Strategic Plan - Final
Sierra Leone Energy Strategic Plan - Final
Sierra Leone Energy Strategic Plan - Final
September 2014
VISION – To Increase Generation to 1000MW by 2017
Contents
• Vision Statement
• Planned Demand & Generation – Current and Proposed projects
• Transmission & Distribution - Current and Proposed projects
• Network Rehabilitation Roadmap
• Summary of Financial Implications
• Institutional Capacity Building
• Summary and Conclusion
VISION – Increase Generation to1000 MW by 2017
Lungi 6
Kono 2
Institutional Capacity Building
Lunsar 1
• Training of staff and reorganization of the
Total 100MW
Ministry and Power Sector to support growth
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Energy Sector Strategy
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Demand Forecast : Current Interventions
Projected demand, additions and generation shortfall: 2014 – 2020
1600
Rental Power B. Large Thermal
1400 Plant by 2020 This
Non Firm can only be financed if
the mining companies
1200 Firm sign up to a long term
power purchase
1000 A. Diversifying and agreement
MW
increasing Generation by
2017: Solar will reduce our
800 Energy Costs by 2017,
whilst additional thermal
600 Mining Demand will ensure we can meet
peak non mining demand
400
Non Mining Demand
200
0
2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
Installed 100 MW 120 MW 176 MW 407 MW 546 MW 778 MW 1380 MW
Total Addition 20 MW 56 MW 231 MW 139 MW 232 MW
1000
MW
800
600
400
Mining Demand
200
Non Mining Demand
0
2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
Installed 100 MW 173 MW 199 MW 1080 MW 1119 MW 1351 MW 1351 MW
(30 MW rental) (-30MW Rental)
Generation Bankasoka– 2 MW CEC (HFO) – 50 CEC (HFO) – 39 MW CEC (HFO) – 39 MW Bekongor III (Hydro)
Charlotte – 2 MW MW Betmai – 25 MW Mange – 100MW – 160MW
Additions
Kono – 4 MW Solar Park – 6 MW Moyamba – 12 MW Bumbuna II (Hydro) –
(In the Addax – 12 MW Bumbuna II – 132 MW 72 MW
pipeline) Provincial HQ WAPP – 23 MW
towns – 23MW Thermal 1 :600 MW
Thermal – 30MW Solar – 50MW
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Planned Transmission: Proposed Interventions
Projected Transmission & Distribution Expansion
1400
Rental Power
Extensive Investment
Intervention
1200
required to ramp-up for
Non Firm
increased
Firm Transmission
1000 Transmission
800
600
400
200
0
2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
Areas of Western Area Western Area/ Northern and Eastern and All Areas All Areas
Expansion Northern Eastern Southern
Province Province Province
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Mining and Industrial Consumers: Demand Forecast
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Transmission & Distribution – Currently funded Interventions
GoSL and a number of other partners are already engaged in this work
Funding Project Description Area Covered
Emergency Grid works in the Western Area Interventions in the Western Area
$10M USD
Establish & Upgrade 11kv distribution networks to dark Western Area
spot and problem areas Maintenance works
JICA Rehabilitation of T&D network in the Western Area Goderich substation and extension of 11kv network to
Wilberforce
$3.8M USD
DFID Energy Access Programme (EAP) Rehabilitation: Kingtom, Wilberforce, Black Hall Road &
• Rehabilitation of T&D Wellington
$16M USD
• Solar rollout to 14 villages Solar & Renewable Energy rollout : Nationwide
• Roadmap for renewable technologies in rural areas
Energy Sector Utility Reform Project (ESURP) Network improvements restricted to urban areas
World Bank • EDSA Management Contract
$40M USD • Network improvements
• Project implementation & generation studies
IDB Low and medium voltage network in Western Area Western Area
$10.7M USD
WAPP • 525 Km energy network interconnecting Cote d’Ivoire, 7 Districts across SE to North of Sierra Leone (Pujehun,
Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea Kenema, Kono, Tonkolili, Bombali, Koinadugu, Kambia), 5
(AfDB, WB, • Energy Access to 115 communities within 5 km of the substations (Bekongor, Yiben, Bumbuna, Kamakwie,
EU) line Kenema) and 115 Communities (within 5 km of the line)
331.51M UA • 4,700 Prepaid Meters provided to 115 communities
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Transmission & Distribution - Western Area Current Status
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Transmission & Distribution - Western Area Interventions
Large Scale
Thermal Plant
Scope being defined via EDSA network investment plan; unbundling is a prerequisite for this
finance
Additional funding required to fill the gaps in the Western Area network
Actions:
- MoE to host Development partner round table.
- EDSA to present on network gaps & costs
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Transmission & Distribution - Western Area Interventions
Actions:
• MoE to host Development partner round table.
• EDSA to present on network gaps & costs
Transmission & Distribution – Current Nationwide Interventions
Network Map
A. Planned - The development of the
Sierra Leone portion of the WAPP
(indicated in GREEN)
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Transmission & Distribution – Proposed Interventions
Mission:
Creating a power system that will
enhance greater access to electricity and
other energy related activities in the
urban and rural communities.
Implementation and management is at the
Provincial Level
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Transmission & Distribution – Proposed Interventions
Size Distance Size Distance
Location (KV) (Km)
Cost ($) Location (KV) (Km)
Cost ($)
Lunsar – Portloko Transmission Line 115 34 181,908 Moyamba City – T&D 11 7.8 41,732
Port Loko – Lungi Transmission Line 115 70 1,571,667 Moyamba City - T&D 0.04 18 96,304
Lungi City – T&D 11 56.4 301,753 Masiaka City - T&D 0.04 18 96,304
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Source: Analysis by NPA & MoE
Transmission & Distribution – Northern Province
HP
Hydro
HP Connection to
Bumbuna Line at :
• Makeni
HP Large Scale
Large Scale
Thermal Plant
Thermal Plant
• Magburaka
• Binkolo
HP HP
KEY
• Port Loko
Large Scale
Indicative Substation • Masiaka and
•
Indicative T & D Line
Thermal Plant
Bumbuna Line Lunsar
WAPP Line
Power Plant
HP
Potential Hydro
Proposed:
• Expanded T &D Network with a mix of power WAPP Connection
generation alternatives and Micro-grid Towns within 5KM of
installations. .WAPP Line
• Bumbuna II installation and Large Scale Thermal
Plants to serve Mining and Non-Mining Activity
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Transmission & Distribution – Eastern Province
Current Status:
Limited T &D Lines
clustered around
Thermal Plants at Koidu
HP and Kenema
Connection to
Large Scale
Bumbuna
Thermal Plant
NA
KEY
Indicative Substation
Indicative T & D Line
Bumbuna Line
HP
WAPP Line
Power Plant
HP
Potential Hydro
Proposed:
Expanded T &D Network with a mix of power WAPP Connection
generation alternatives and Micro-grid installations. Towns within 5KM of
Large Scale Thermal Plant for Base Load WAPP Line
Supplement
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Transmission & Distribution – Southern Province
Current Status:
Limited T &D Lines
clusterd around Thermal
Plants at Bo
HP
Connection to
HP HP Bumbuna
NA
KEY
Mano River
Indicative Substation
Indicative T & D Line
Hydro Bumbuna Line
Large Scale
WAPP Line
Thermal Plant
Power Plant
HP
Potential Hydro
Proposed:
Expanded T &D Network with a mix of power WAPP Connection
generation alternatives and Micro-grid installations Towns within 5KM of
Large Scale Thermal Plants at Mano River (Hydro) WAPP Line
and Coast (Gas)
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Energy Sector Strategy
Institutions
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Institutional Capacity Building– Policy/Management
Implementation
The Ministry
Policy and Direction
• Undertake a full audit of the Ministry’s functions and GM
Resource Development
• Establish engineering training schools and
workshops for EDSA & EGTC engineers
• Establish project management capability in both
utility companies though assignment of experts for 2-
3 years to locals and delivery of relevant software
• Management Information Systems (MIS): Deliver MIS
to support: planning and investment, corporate
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Investment Requirements
Generation Investment Network Rehabilitation Access Provision &
Network Extension
Support Costs Support Costs Support Costs
Feasibility studies & $100k - $2m Audit existing network and $0.5m Develop Energy access $2m
transaction advisory for small scope of on-going works to master-plan and prospectus
scale hydro (possible feed in identify gaps and “Quick
tariff) wins” Develop investable models $0.25m
for isolated grid solutions
Support auditing existing $0.25m Audit of metering & revenue $0.5m
hydro studies and proposing collection and establishment Support Costs
a way forward of enhanced revenue
protection policy Finance and support in risk $5m
Study fuel contracting and $0.3m mitigation for the
storage Establish workshop $1m development of isolated
grids
Support Costs
Support Costs
Costs for large thermal, Up to Energy Access $200m
hydro & solar projects $2.5B Up to $100m of network $100m
reinforcements required in Transmission and Network $200m
line with Master-plan Expansion
TOTAL Approx. Up to
$2.5B TOTAL Approx. TOTAL
$100m $380m
$20 – 30m
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Summary And Conclusion
1000 MW by 2017/18
with:
Generation Investment
• All pipeline projects are executed
1,351 • Investment is made in 2 or 3 Large scale power plants
and other renewable energy source projects
1,080
• Commitment of mining companies as off takers
with long term power purchase agreement
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THANK YOU
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