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Ethiopia's Renewable Energy Power Potential and Development Opportunities. Ministry of Water and Energy June 22, 2013 Abu Dhabi, UAE By Dereje Derbew

Brief Facts about Ethiopia 2 Ethiopia - landlocked country in the Horn of Africa. Total area - 1.13 million square km. Population - 85 million (2.57% growth per annum). GDP at market value ~ 30 Billion USD (11% growth per annum)

The Energy Situation ~ 90 % use traditional biomass for cooking 70 % use kerosene for lighting All hydrocarbon products are imported Grid accessible to 52 % of the population 2 million households connected to electricity Per capita electricity consumption 77 kwh/year System installed capacity ~ 2167 MW Hydropower (94%) Wind and Geothermal (4%) Diesel stand by (2%) 6,210 GWh generated in 2011/2012 f.y. 3

The Energy Resource Potential Resource Unit Exploitable Reserve Amount Exploited Percent Hydropower MW 45,000 ~2100 <5% Solar/day kwh/m 2 4 6 <1% Wind: Power Speed GW m/s 1350 > 7 171MW Under construction <1% Geothermal MW 7000 7.3 MW <1% Wood Million tons 1120 560 50% Agricultural Million tons 15-20 ~6 30% waste Natural gas Billion m 3 113-0% Coal Million tons >300-0% Oil Shale Million tons 253-0%

Energy (GWH) Power Demand Forecast Target and Moderate forecast 20,000 18,000 16,000 14,000 Energy Demand forecast Result According to the Target Scenario electricity demand will be expected to grow by 32% for the period 2011-2015. 12,000 10,000 8,000 6,000 4,000 Target Moderate I Moderate II 2,000 0 2010 2011 2012 Year 2013 2014 2015 June 22, 2013

Aswan Merowe Khartoum SUDAN EGYPT Cairo Roseries LEGEND 220 kv 230 kv 230 kv Sub-marine Cable 400 kv 500 kv HVDC Link Gedaref Possible Interconnection Lines Sub-Regional with Neighboring Countries Power Interconnection 157 km 37 km Border Pawie Mandaya Beles Asmara Humera Shehedi Finchaa GG-I ELDORET GG-II 80 km GG-III 120 km Shire Gonder B.Dar K.Dobi KENYA Tekeze Nairobi ERITREA 500 km 590 km 100 km Mekele Addis Ababa Koka GD-03 D.Dawa M.Wakena 225 km Mega 82 km 201 km 185 km GD-06 GD-08 Djibouti DJIBOUTI 80 km 26 km 465 km Kisimayou 90 km SOMALIA Hargessa Berbera SOMALILAND Mogadishu 370 km LEGEND Substation at 230 kv and above Substation with Generation Facility (Switchyard at 230 kv and above) Town 170 km YEMEN AC/DC Station (Converter/Inverter) Possible Interconnection Lines with Neighbouring Countries Ethiopia - Sudan Interconnection started /100 MW/ Ethiopia Djibouti- Interconnection started. /32 MW/ Ethiopia Kenya- Construction started. Ethiopia Somaliland- Ethiopia South Sudan- Negotiation started

The National Energy Policy Ensure a gradual shift from traditional energy to modern energy Ensure reliable supply of energy at affordable prices Streamline the development and utilization of energy resources Give priority to indigenous energy resources to attain self-sufficiency Increase energy efficiency Ensure environmental sustainability 7

How to develop the energy sector Electric Power Generation Construction Programme Electricity transmission lines construction Programme Power Distribution and Expansion Programme Universal Electrification Access Programme (grid-based) Off-grid Rural Electrification National energy regulatory system for electricity and energy efficiency Alternative energy development and promotion Capacity building 8

Some of the major energy goals of the GTP: Increase power generation capacity from 2,000 MW to 10,000 MW Increase grid access from 41 % to 75% of the population Double grid connections from 2 m to 4 m households Increase households supplied with at least one kind of modern, efficient and renewable energy source/technology from 16 % to 80 % More than 1,500 towns and villages electrify/yr. To disseminate more than 3 million solar lanterns and SHS 9 million efficient cook stove with the assistance of Development partners (AfDB,WB..etc) 9

Solar and Wind Resource assessment. The government of Ethiopia with the collaboration of Chinese government prepared solar and wind master plan for the whole country, which can be very useful to identify the gross amount and distribution condition of wind and solar energy resources, construction conditions, cost and other limiting factors of wind and solar power generation projects. Based on the analysis of this master plan: Ethiopia has a capacity of 1,350 GW of energy from wind. Ethiopia has annual total solar energy reserve of 2.199 million TWh/annum.

Distribution of average annual total solar radiation in kwh/(m 2.a) (1980-2009)

List of Recommended sites for short term Solar PV power Development No. Name Capacity(MW) Area(km2) regions 1 Debre Berhan Pv power 10 0.39 Amhara station 2 Metehara pv power station 3 Dera solar energy Pv 50 1.6 Oromiya 60 1.59 Oromiya power station Total 120 3.58

Distribution of Average Wind Speed, m/s (Height: 50m, 1980~2009) 1,350 GW potential for exploitation

Potential Installed Capacity in Each State and the Whole Country Country/state Area (1,000 km2) Potential installed capacity (GW) Amhara 155.0 59 Tigray 50.2 78 Afar 94.1 52 SNNP 109.9 26 Gembela 24.6 0 Oromiya 320.0 75 Benshagul 49.5 0 Somali 300.3 1,060 Ethiopia 1,103.6 1,350

ADAMA WIND FARM 51 MW (each 1.5 MW generating unit)

Phase I (30 MW) Operational Alstom wind turbines

Power Plants Under Construction No Hydro Plants Installed Capacity MW Average energy (GWh/yr) 1 Genale III 254 1,200 2 Gibe III 1,870 6,240 3 Grand Renaissance 6,000 15,700 Total 8,124 23,140 Wind Farms MW 4 Ashegoda 120 450 5 Adama II 153 479 Grand Total 8,397 23,514 17

Candidate Wind Power projects for investment @ GTP No. Project Name MW Average energy (GWh/yr) 1. Assela 100 197 2. Aysha 300 592 3. Debre Berhan 100 197 4. Mossobo 42 104 Total 542 1090 18

Wind Farm Site Selected in Ethiopia No. Name of site Capacity (MW) Grading in preliminary Area (km2) selection Domicile F1 Nazret wind farm 300 254 100 Oromiya F2 Mek'ele South wind farm 100 77 85 Tigray F3 Sheno wind farm 100 56 88 Oromiya F4 Ch'ach'a wind farm 100 56 86 Amhara F5 Phase I wind farm initeya 100 66 95 Oromiya F6 Sulalta wind farm 100 60 92 Oromiya F7 Gondar West wind farm 50 49 82 Amhara F8 Imdibir wind farm 50 47 90 SNNP F9 Dire Dawa wind farm 50 40 91 Dire Dawa F10 Dilla East wind farm 300 268 96 SNNP F11 Mek'ele North wind farm 200 185 85 Tigray F12 Debre Markos East wind farm 200 143 87 Amhara F13 Soddo wind farm 200 160 84 SNNP F14 Sendafa North wind farm 100 70 88 Oromiya F15 Sendafa South wind farm 100 70 88 Oromiya

F16 Gondar North wind farm 100 65 80 Amhara F17 Phase II wind farm initeya 100 70 95 Oromiya F18 Bu'i East wind farm 100 80 83 SNNP F19 Aysha wind farm 100 60 83 Somali F20 Phase I wind farm in Bolo 100 60 90 Oromiya F21 Diche Oto wind farm 50 100 78 Afar F22 Bahir Dar wind farm 50 80 82 Amhara F23 Assela wind farm 50 71 93 Oromiya F24 Jacho wind farm 600 330 73 SNNP F25 Phase II wind farm in Bolo 500 300 90 Oromiya F26 Hula wind farm 300 220 64 Oromiya F27 Dilla West wind farm 300 230 96 SNNP F28 Dangla wind farm 200 170 67 Amhara F29 Debre Markos West wind farm 200 150 87 Oromiya F30 Ambo wind farm 200 130 72 Oromiya F31 Babile wind farm 200 130 56 Oromiya F32 Dabat wind farm 100 61 56 Amhara F33 Phase I wind farm in Weldiya 100 43 70 Amhara

Generation Projects coming into the system Internationally for the past awarded year HPP arch dam 2010 300 MW Tekeze HPP

420 MW HPP 26 KM Tunnel Gilgel Gibe II Hydro Electric

GIBE III Dam (1870 Mw Generating capacity) 73% completed

6,000 MW Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam Project under construction (The nation s project) (22% completed)

Candidate Hydro Power projects for investment No Name of the project Installed capacity MW Status 1. Tekeze II 450 Under Feasibility S 2. Derbu I & II 250 +325 Feasibility S. Comp 3. Geba I & II 366 Feasibility S. Comp 4. Gojeb 153 Feasibility S. Comp 5. Genale V 100 Reconnaissance 6. Beko Abo 1,700 Under Feasibility S 7. Baro I & II and Genji 900 Feasibility S. Comp 8 Mendeya (Blue Nile) 2,000 Under Feasibility S 9 Tams 1,060 Reconnaissance 10 Dabus 425 Reconnaissance 11 Birbir R 467 Reconnaissance 12 Gibe V 660 Under Feasibility S 13 Gibe IV 1,400 Under Prefeasibility S 14 Lower Didessa 613 Reconnaissance 15 Wabishebele 18 87 Feasibility S. Comp 25 Total 10,956

East African Countries Geothermal Resources Djibouti Eritrea Ethiopia* Kenya* (largest producer) Malawi Tanzania Uganda Zambia * Rwanda Burundi DRCongo Comoros Islands *Plant installed

Exploration began in 1969 (UNDP & EG) 16 Geothermal Prospect areas were identified for Electricity generation The resource is also for direct uses (agriculture, agro-industry etc)

Candidate Geothermal Power projects for investment No. Project Name MW Status 1. Aluto-Langano 75 2. Tendaho 100 3. Corbeti 75 4. Abaya 100 5. Tulu Moye 40 6. Dofan 50 Total 440 28

THE ALUTO-LANGANO GEOTHERMAL 7.3 MW PILOT POWER PLANT

Private Sector Participation Although the power sector is led by the public utility, the 1998 investment code (No 116/1998) has been formulated to promote private sector participation in the power generation business. Given the present laws and regulations, the foreign private sector can participate in hydropower generation without capacity limit. Can also invest in electrical equipment manufacturing like transformer, cable, wire etc and in off grid rural electrification. The Ministry invites private sector for construction of Dam, Biogas digesters, Solar PV, Solar lanterns, water heater, and efficient cooking stove manufacturing and 30 distribution in all regions of the country.

Conclusion Ethiopia has huge RE potential, which is distributed through all regions and makes the country favorable for RE power development and ideal for developers. More over the government of Ethiopia gives special attention and put in place a lot of favorable conditions and good working environment for developers to participate in the energy sector.

Ethiopia will be climate resilient and have zero carbon growth by 2025

33 Thank You!!!