1. TANZANIA ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY LIMITED
Tanzania Electricity Power Projects and Available Opportunities
PRESENTATION TO TEXTILE DEVELOPMENT UNIT ( TEXTILE INDUSTRY LEADERS TANZANIA)
NEW AFRICA HOTEL - DAR ES SALAAM, TANZANIA By
Managing Director- TANESCO
Eng. Felchesmi J. Mramba

2. Contents
Introduction
Background and History of TANESCO
Current Status
Ongoing and Upcoming Projects
Current Projects.
Conclusion

3. 1. Introduction

4. 1. Introduction (…) Area: 945, 203 km2
Tanzania is in East Africa; has a population of 45 million people (NBS census 2012).
Population growth 3%
GDP USD33.23 billion in 2013 (World Bank)
Customer base 1,409, 966 (as at 31/12/2014)
Access to electricity 36%
Connectivity: 27% (as at 31/12/2014)
Maximum Demand: MW ( as at December 2014)

5. Introduction (…) Future Power Demand 2015 – 2025 (PSMP 2012)
2020
2025
NATIONAL DEMAND
935
3,423
4,574
SOUTHERN POWER POOL (MOZAMBIQUE & ZAMBIA)
100
EAST AFRICA POWER POOL (RWANDA & BURUNDI) 50
ETHIOPIA
Import
TOTAL
3,573
4,724

6. Introduction… Available Energy Sources 1 Gas 55Tcf 441MW 2
S/NO
ENERGY RESOURCE
POTENTIAL
DEVELOPED TO POWER 1
Gas
55Tcf
441MW 2
Hydro: Various sites
4.7GW
562MW 3
Geothermal: 58 sites
5,000MW
None 4
Coal
1.9 billion tons 5
Uranium Oxide
24,550 tons 6
Wind: 7 sites
Average wind speed 5 – 8m/s 7
Biomass: wood fuel and agricultural waste
500MW
35MW 8
Solar: Several sites
Average daily solar insolation 4.6/kWh/m2
About 4MW 9
Tidal
Under study

7. 2. Background and History of TANESCO
A vertically integrated Parastatal organization under the Ministry of Energy and Minerals
Established in 1964
Incorporated under the Companies Ordinance Cap 212 (now Company Act)
Directed by the Board of Directors
The Ministry of Energy and Minerals (MEM) is responsible for policy formulation and overall sector supervision.

8. 2. Background and History of TANESCO
The Energy and Water Utilities Regulatory Authority (EWURA) is the sector regulator.
TANESCO Core business are Generation, Transmission and Distribution of electricity
Sales electricity to the mainland and bulk power supply to the Island of Zanzibar.

9. Current Status (…) Power Generation Mix
The installed capacity in the main grid is MW. Hydro: MW (46%) and Thermal: MW (54%).
Capacity of thermal plants (Gas: 441MW: Fuel Oil: MW)
Off-grid stations total capacity is MW
Highest grid system demand is MW recorded in December

10. Current Status (…)
. Transmission System : Transmission network comprises of 2,732 km of 220kV lines; 1, km of 132 kV lines; and km of 66 kV lines, totalling 4,866.85km by the end of December Distribution System : Total distribution network (MV lines) is 20,704 km, constituting 15,176 km of 33kV line, 5,528km of 11kV lines; and 40,094 km of low voltage (400 and 230V) lines.

11. 4. Ongoing and Upcoming Projects
Kinyerezi I Under Construction

12. Ongoing and Upcoming Projects…
S/NO
PROJECT DESCRPTION
SOURCE OF FUNDING
PROJECT COST
STATUS
COMPLETION DATE 1
Kinyerezi I - 150MW gas fired power plant
GoT
USD 183m
Construction 90% completed
SEPTEMBER 2015 2
Kinyerezi II – 240MW gas fired power plant
GoT - 15%
JBIC – 85%
Contractor: Sumitomo Corporation
USD 344million
GoT is soliciting funds for financing the 15% of the contract value of the project
2017 3
Kinyerezi III – 600MW gas fired power plant
China Power Investment (CPI)
USD 401million
JV Company formed and feasibility study is under review
TBA 4
Kinyerezi IV – 330MW gas fired power plant
Poly Technology Inc. of China
USD 400million.
Preliminary feasibility study is under review 5
Somanga Fungu 320MW Gas Fired Power Plant
Kilwa Energy - IPP
USD Million
Investor working with banks to achieve financial closure

13. Ongoing and Upcoming Projects…
S/NO
PROJECT DESCRPTION
SOURCE OF FUNDING
PROJECT COST
STATUS
COMPLETION DATE 6
GeoWind 50MW Wind Power Plant at Singida
Exim Bank of China
USD 136 Million
Discussion to conclude financial closure is in progress
2017 7
150MW Solar PV in Shinyanga
Not yet secured
USD 185million
Under System review and equipment design
2019 8
400MW gas fired power plant at Mtwara with Symbion (T)
Symbion
USD million
Feasibility study is under review 9
87MW hydropower plant to be developed at Kakono in Kagera Region
Estimated cost USD 379.4million
Feasibility Study completed Solicitation of financing in progress 10
44.8MW hydropower plant to be developed at Malagarasi river in Kigoma
Estimated cost: USD 149.5million
Feasibility Study completed
Solicitation of financing in progress
2020

14. Ongoing and Upcoming Projects…
S/NO
PROJECT DESCRPTION
SOURCE OF FUNDING
PROJECT COST
STATUS
COMPLETION DATE 11
400kV Iringa – Shinyanga transmission project (Backbone)
IDA, AfDB, JICA, EIB and Korea EDCF
USD 470 Million
Construction 20% completed
June 2016 12
400kV North East Grid Dar – Chalinze – Tanga - Arusha
GoT - 15%
Exim Bank of China – 85 %
USD 692.7million
GoT is soliciting funds for financing the 15% of the contract value of the project
2017 13
200kV Makambako – Songea transmission line
SIDA & GoT
USD million
Distribution component 5% completed 14
400kV North West Grid Phase 1: Mbeya - Sumbawanga
Financing not firmed
USD 259.2million
Contract for upgrading the feasibility study from 220kV to 400kV by SWECO Signed
2018 15
400 kV Singida-Arusha transmission line
AfDB, JICA
USD million
Valuation of properties for compensation has started

15. Ongoing and Upcoming Projects…
S/NO
PROJECT DESCRPTION
SOURCE OF FUNDING
PROJECT COST
STATUS
COMPLETION DATE 16
400 kV Chalinze-Dodoma transmission line
Financing not firmed
Estimated USD 175 million
Procurement of Consultant for feasibility study is in progress
2018 17
220 kV Bulyanhulu-Geita transmission line
Arab Bank for Economic Development in Africa (BADEA), OFID & GoT
USD 30million
Contract signing with Consultant for project supervision completed
2017 18
220kV T/L Geita – Nyakanazi transmission line
KfW, AFD, EU & GoT
Euro 29million & TZS 5billion
Contract signing with Consultant for project supervision is underway 19
Improving the reliability of Electric power supply in the city of Dar es Salaam
Finish
EUR. 21.8million
Construction 70% completed
October, 2015

16. Ongoing and Upcoming Projects…
S/NO
PROJECT DESCRPTION
SOURCE OF FUNDING
PROJECT COST
STATUS
COMPLETION DATE 20
Tanzania Energy Development and Access Expansion Project (TEDAP) - Transmission
IDA
USD 34,252,345.78
Construction 70% completed
March, 2016 21
Tanzania Energy Development and Access Expansion Project (TEDAP) - Distribution
USD 43,543,460.07
Construction 60% completed
June, 2016 22
Electricity V
AfDB & GoT
USD 51.25million
Construction 85% completed
October, 2015

17. Ongoing and Upcoming Projects.
S/NO
PROJECT DESCRPTION
SOURCE OF FUNDING
PROJECT COST
STATUS
COMPLETION DATE 23
New 132kV Kilimanjaro – Arusha Transmission Line and Rehabilitation of Kiyungi Substation.
Korean Export-Import Bank through EDCF
USD 20,176,384
Construction 85% completed
December, 2015 24
Rehabilitation of Hale Hydro Plant 21MW
Co-financed by SIDA (60% grant) and GoT (40% commercial loan)
SEK 197 Million
The contract for the technical consultant has been signed
2019 25
Rehabilitation and Upgrade of Grid Network.
AFD
EUR. 53.0M
Procurement of Consultant for supervision of the project is underway
2017 26
Project for Reinforcement of Power Distribution in Dar es salaam Region
JICA
Japanese Yen 4.41 Billion equivalent to USD 38 Million
Contract signing with Consultant for project supervision is underway

18. Future Grid Map by 2035

19. ZAMBIA – TANZANIA – KENYA (ZTK) TRANSMISSION LINE

20. 5 .CURRENT PROJECTS FUNDED BY KOREAN’S
S/No.
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
SOURCE OF FUNDING
PROJECT COST
STATUS
COMPLETION DATE 1.
Power transmission line expansion project between Kilimanjaro and Arusha
Korea Exim Bank – EDCF fund (also supported by World Bank, JICA, AfDB)
USD 25 Million
On-going
March, 2016 2.
Power transmission line expansion project between Iringa and Sinyanga
Korea Exim Bank – EDCF fund (also supported by World Bank, AfDB, JICA, EIB)
USD 36 Million
TBA

21. 6. Conclusion
The current situation shows that there is intensive investment in generation, transmission and distribution of Power in Tanzania which will stabilise Power availability in the Country.
The Government of Tanzania still invites potential investors to invest in Electric Power Generation, Transmission, and Distribution to curb the future demands.

22. THANK YOU