1. Africa Programme for Energy Infrastructure Development NPCA Role By Prof M.M.Elmissiry Head Energy Programmes NEPAD Agency,NPCA Midrand,South Africa Africa Energy Indaba,Feb.2013

2. Presentation Outlines : *NEPAD and NPCA *Development of Africa Energy Infrastructure a- Current Energy Situation b-Future Energy Outlook 2040 c-PIDA Energy Priority Projects selection d-High Priority Energy Infrastructure Projects e-PIDA PAP Impact f- Implementation g-Conclusions

3. NEPAD and NPCA  NEPAD stands for New Partnership for African Development  It had been adopted by the Heads of States and Governments in 2001,Lusaka,Zambia  In February 2010, NEPAD has been integrated into the structures and processes of the AU. This included the establishment of the NEPAD Planning and Coordinating Agency (NPCA) as a Implementing body of the AU to replace the NEPAD Secretariat

4. NPCA Mandate The AU Assembly mandated NPCA to facilitate and coordinate the implementation of continental and regional priority programmes and projects and to mobilise resources and partners in support of their implementation.

5. Stands for Programme for Infrastructure Development in Africa AUC/NPCA/AFDB African Grown, Owned Continental Infrastructure Programmes Up to 2040 Endorsed by Heads of States and Governments It covers Energy, Transport,Water and ICT Sectors 5 PIDA

6. Development of Africa Energy Infrastructure a-Current Energy Outlook in Africa 93% of Africa’s hydropower potential is untapped Africa has the highest solar irradiation in the world

7. Development of Africa Energy Infrastructure Africa in context Energy Accessibility

8. Accessibility Very high in north Africa(>95 %) and can be as low as 6% in some parts of Africa About 1 in 4 has access to clean energy Africa’ share of world’ energy consumption is only 3% Continuous power cuts, and load shedding with its negatives economic and social implications

9. Future Energy Outlook 2040 1- Developed Energy Outlook up to year 2040. based on average economic growth of 6.2% and annual energy demand growth of 5.7 %,energy accessibility target 60% Results Current power capacity has to go up five-folds Current is 1000MW /Year Required annual investment US $41b 9 PIDA Energy Programme

10. PIDA’s Priority Action Program: establishing priorities 10 SELECTION CRITERIA Agreed between PIDA Stakeholders (1)Eligibility and regional integration; (2)Feasibility and readiness; (3)Development impacts (1)Eligibility and regional integration; (2)Feasibility and readiness; (3)Development impacts Regional Projects

11. 11 PIDA Eligibility Ctriteria Pass or fail Alignment with the energy vision of Africa Contribution to improving energy access contribution to continental energy security consistency with Master Plan

12. Readiness Readiness for implementation Contribution to regional integration Environmental impact Socio- economic impact Synergy with other infrastructure sectors Point system,project with 70 % and more were selected as PIDA Project Project to be completed by 2020,PAP Pida Selection Criteria For PAP 12

13. Short term (high priority )2012 to 2020 Medium Term Long Term High Priority Projects rolls every five years PIDA Energy Projects 13

14. PAP-Energy Investment Cost: $47.1 bn (plus Nigeria-Algeria Pipeline $ 13 billion) 14 Inga Hydro Phase 3 10,000ECCAS Central Central African Interconnection 10,500ECCAS Great Millennium Renaissance Dam 8,000COMESA/ IGAD Eastern Batoka Dam 2,900COMESA EAC Ruzizi III Dam 450COMESA EAC Rusumo Falls Dam 350COMESA EAC Uganda-Kenya Petroleum Products Pipeline 250COMESA EAC North Africa Transmission 1,200AMU Northern Nigeria -Algeria Pipeline 13,00UMA ECOWAS Northern, Western North South Power Transmission Corridor 8,000COMESA EAC SADC IGAD Southern Nphanda -Nkuwa Dam 2,900SADC Lesotho HWP Phase II -hydropower component 770SADC Sambagalou Dam 429ECOWAS Western West African Power Transmission Corridor 350ECOWAS Kaleta Dam II 1,012ECOWAS

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16. PAP vs. Regions and Project Types 16

17. Impact of PAPs 17 The PAP projects represent 16% of capacity to be added by 2020

18. Short-term impact on Employment 18 25 million jobs-year not created

19. Long-term Environmental Impact 19  A cleaner development for Africa  A higher energy security scenario for Africa If PAP is replaced by conventional electricity plants An additional 41 million tons of CO2 emitted every year CO2 emissions of Africa 4% higher Concentrated in the Central, Ethiopian and Zambezi clusters

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22. Conclusion s 22 PIDA PAP has a significant socio-economic impact (15% increase of electricity production, job creation, regional trade) PIDA Energy Programme is an African developed and owned which essential for its success It has a M&E Mechanism which ensures follow up by the highest political level and timely attendance to implementation challenges.

23. End of Presentation Thank you