IPP, Licensing and Market Reforms in Sub-Saharan Africa’s Energy Landscape, 2018
IPP, Licensing and Market Reforms in Sub-Saharan Africa’s Energy Landscape, 2018
Growing Need for a Dynamic Energy Mix and the Demand for Private Investment will Create New Opportunities for Independent Power Producers
13-Jul-2018
Africa
Description
The access to electricity in Africa is well below the global average, presenting a significant opportunity for the development of the energy supply industry, largely in the form of private sector investments in electricity generation. Many African governments are under immense pressure to improve the quality and reliability of electricity supplied within their respective countries. At the same time, however, governments face major constraints in finding suitable financing options and profitable business models that will ensure quality services in the energy sector. The growing pressure on the energy sectors of various African countries is primarily a result of the following 3 factors: non-performing revenue generation systems, aging infrastructure and a lack of finances available to fund new projects.
The power sectors in African countries are monopolized by a single public utility responsible for the generation, transmission and distribution of electricity. The continuously increasing load being placed on public utilities and the need for private sector investments have highlighted the imperative need for energy sector reforms that will present an enabling environment for Independent Power Producers (IPPs) and subsequently create the opportunity for a healthy and competitive energy sector to flourish in Africa. For this study, we have looked at such reforms in South Africa, Tanzania, Kenya and Nigeria, to understand the role that IPPs have played in each country in terms of power generation, investment and overall structure of the power sector.
Initially, this study will discuss the drivers and restraints to IPPs in Sub-Saharan Africa. Next, this research will provide an overview of the power sector and move on to discuss the impacts and outcomes of energy sector reforms, outline the contribution of IPPs and analyse the retail tariffs and licensing requirements for IPPs across each region. Lastly, this study will look at the investment opportunities that can be and have been created by the proliferation of IPPs in each region.
With many countries unbundling their power generation and distribution sector, the market environment can now be easily regulated by governments and so the quality of service is expected to be improved significantly.
Key Issues Addressed
- What is the current status and future development potential of independent power producers?
- What are the licensing requirements for an IPP programme in Africa?
- What are the current tariff structures in place in Africa?
- What are the market reforms that govern the energy sectors in Africa?
- What will be the key drivers and challenges to the development of IPP in the region?
Table of Contents
Key Findings
Executive Summary—CEO’s Perspective
Research Scope
Sub-Saharan Africa—Economic Outlook
Market Overview—Power Sector
Market Drivers
Market Restraints
Electricity Supply Industry
Power Sector—Overview
Market Reforms in the Energy Sector
Tariffs Applicable for IPPs
Total Power Generation vs IPP Generation
Energy Purchasing Targets for IPPs
Projection of IPP Projects
Future Investment in Renewable IPP
Future Investment in Non-Renewable IPP
Electricity Supply Industry
Power Sector—Overview
Structure of Power Sector in Tanzania
Market Reforms in the Energy Sector
Total Power Generation vs IPP Generation
Status of Electricity Tariffs
Licensing Requirements for IPPs
IPP Power Generation Expansion Plan
Major IPP Projects
Electricity Supply Industry
Power Sector—Overview
Total Power Generation vs IPP Generation
IPP Power Generation Expansion Plan
Market Reforms in the Energy Sector
Licensing Requirements for IPPs
Tariffs Applicable for IPPs
Major IPP Projects
Electricity Supply Industry
Power Sector—Overview
Privatisation Status of Power Generation Companies
Market Reforms in the Energy Sector
Licensing Requirements for IPPs
Tariffs Applicable for IPPs
Major IPP Projects
Growth Opportunity 1—IPP Infrastructure
Growth Opportunity 2—IPP Infrastructure
Strategic Imperatives for Success and Growth
The Last Word—Three Big Predictions
Legal Disclaimer
List of Exhibits
- 1. IPP Market: Market Drivers, Sub-Saharan Africa, 2019–2023
- 2. IPP Market: Market Restraints, Sub-Saharan Africa, 2019–2023
- 3. IPP Market: Major IPP Projects, Tanzania, 2018
- 4. IPP Market: Licensing Requirements for IPPs, Kenya, 2018
- 5. IPP Market: Major FITs, Kenya, 2018
- 6. IPP Market: Major IPP Projects, Kenya, 2018
- 7. IPP Market: Privatisation Status of State Owned Generation Companies, Nigeria, 2018
- 8. IPP Market: Feed-in Tariff, Nigeria, 2016
- 9. IPP Market: Major IPP Projects, Nigeria, 2018
- 1. IPP Market: GDP, Sub-Saharan Africa, 2015–2018
- 2. IPP Market: Real GDP Growth (at Market Prices), Sub-Saharan Africa, 2015–2022
- 3. IPP Market: Access to Electricity, Sub-Saharan Africa, 2018
- 4. IPP Market: Plant Mix for Generation, South Africa, 2017
- 5. IPP Market: Plant Mix for Generation, South Africa, 2021
- 6. IPP Market: Tariffs Applicable for IPP Projects, South Africa, 2018
- 7. IPP Market: Power Generation Capacity, South Africa, 2012–2016
- 8. IPP Market: Distribution of Power Generation, South Africa, FY2014–FY2017 and FY2021
- 9. IPP Market: Current and Future Capacity Addition in IPP Projects, South Africa, 2010–2030
- 10. IPP Market: Future Investments in Renewable IPP, South Africa, 2011–2016
- 11. IPP Market: Future Investments in Renewable Based IPP Projects, South Africa, 2018
- 12. IPP Market: Future Investments in Non-Renewable IPP, South Africa, 2012–2016
- 13. IPP Market: Plant Mix for Generation, Tanzania, 2017
- 14. IPP Market: Plant Mix for Generation, Tanzania, 2020
- 15. IPP Market: Plant Mix for Generation, Tanzania, Beyond 2020
- 16. IPP Market: Comparison Between Installed Capacity of TANESCO and IPPs, Tanzania, 2017–Beyond 2020
- 17. IPP Market: IPP Power Generation Expansion Plan, Tanzania, 2020
- 18. IPP Market: Plant Mix for Generation, Kenya, 2017
- 19. IPP Market: Plant Mix for Generation, Kenya, 2020
- 20. IPP Market: Power Generation Capacity, Kenya, 2012–2017
- 21. IPP Market: IPP Power Generation Capacity, Kenya, 2020
- 22. IPP Market: IPP Power Generation Capacity, Kenya, 2017
- 23. IPP Market: Plant Mix for Generation, Nigeria, 2020
- 24. IPP Market: Plant Mix for Generation, Nigeria, 2017
- 25. IPP Market: Structure of Power Sector Post Reforms, Nigeria, 2018
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Table of Contents | | Executive Summary~ || Key Findings~ || Executive Summary—CEO’s Perspective~ | Introduction~ || Research Scope~ || Sub-Saharan Africa—Economic Outlook~ || Market Overview—Power Sector~ | Market Drivers and Restraints~ || Market Drivers~ || Market Restraints~ | Country Overviews—South Africa~ || Electricity Supply Industry~ || Power Sector—Overview~ || Market Reforms in the Energy Sector~ || Tariffs Applicable for IPPs~ || Total Power Generation vs IPP Generation~ || Energy Purchasing Targets for IPPs~ || Projection of IPP Projects~ || Future Investment in Renewable IPP~ || Future Investment in Non-Renewable IPP~ | Tanzania~ || Electricity Supply Industry~ || Power Sector—Overview~ || Structure of Power Sector in Tanzania~ || Market Reforms in the Energy Sector~ || Total Power Generation vs IPP Generation~ || Status of Electricity Tariffs~ || Licensing Requirements for IPPs~ || IPP Power Generation Expansion Plan~ || Major IPP Projects~ | Kenya~ || Electricity Supply Industry~ || Power Sector—Overview~ || Total Power Generation vs IPP Generation~ || IPP Power Generation Expansion Plan~ || Market Reforms in the Energy Sector~ || Licensing Requirements for IPPs~ || Tariffs Applicable for IPPs~ || Major IPP Projects~ | Nigeria~ || Electricity Supply Industry~ || Power Sector—Overview~ || Privatisation Status of Power Generation Companies~ || Market Reforms in the Energy Sector~ || Licensing Requirements for IPPs~ || Tariffs Applicable for IPPs~ || Major IPP Projects~ | Growth Opportunities and Companies to Action~ || Growth Opportunity 1—IPP Infrastructure~ || Growth Opportunity 2—IPP Infrastructure~ || Strategic Imperatives for Success and Growth~ | The Last Word~ || The Last Word—Three Big Predictions~ || Legal Disclaimer~ | Appendix~ || List of Exhibits~ | The Frost & Sullivan Story~ |
List of Charts and Figures | 1. IPP Market: Market Drivers, Sub-Saharan Africa, 2019–2023~ 2. IPP Market: Market Restraints, Sub-Saharan Africa, 2019–2023~ 3. IPP Market: Major IPP Projects, Tanzania, 2018~ 4. IPP Market: Licensing Requirements for IPPs, Kenya, 2018~ 5. IPP Market: Major FITs, Kenya, 2018~ 6. IPP Market: Major IPP Projects, Kenya, 2018~ 7. IPP Market: Privatisation Status of State Owned Generation Companies, Nigeria, 2018~ 8. IPP Market: Feed-in Tariff, Nigeria, 2016~ 9. IPP Market: Major IPP Projects, Nigeria, 2018~| 1. IPP Market: GDP, Sub-Saharan Africa, 2015–2018~ 2. IPP Market: Real GDP Growth (at Market Prices), Sub-Saharan Africa, 2015–2022~ 3. IPP Market: Access to Electricity, Sub-Saharan Africa, 2018~ 4. IPP Market: Plant Mix for Generation, South Africa, 2017~ 5. IPP Market: Plant Mix for Generation, South Africa, 2021~ 6. IPP Market: Tariffs Applicable for IPP Projects, South Africa, 2018~ 7. IPP Market: Power Generation Capacity, South Africa, 2012–2016~ 8. IPP Market: Distribution of Power Generation, South Africa, FY2014–FY2017 and FY2021~ 9. IPP Market: Current and Future Capacity Addition in IPP Projects, South Africa, 2010–2030~ 10. IPP Market: Future Investments in Renewable IPP, South Africa, 2011–2016~ 11. IPP Market: Future Investments in Renewable Based IPP Projects, South Africa, 2018~ 12. IPP Market: Future Investments in Non-Renewable IPP, South Africa, 2012–2016~ 13. IPP Market: Plant Mix for Generation, Tanzania, 2017~ 14. IPP Market: Plant Mix for Generation, Tanzania, 2020~ 15. IPP Market: Plant Mix for Generation, Tanzania, Beyond 2020~ 16. IPP Market: Comparison Between Installed Capacity of TANESCO and IPPs, Tanzania, 2017–Beyond 2020~ 17. IPP Market: IPP Power Generation Expansion Plan, Tanzania, 2020~ 18. IPP Market: Plant Mix for Generation, Kenya, 2017~ 19. IPP Market: Plant Mix for Generation, Kenya, 2020~ 20. IPP Market: Power Generation Capacity, Kenya, 2012–2017~ 21. IPP Market: IPP Power Generation Capacity, Kenya, 2020~ 22. IPP Market: IPP Power Generation Capacity, Kenya, 2017~ 23. IPP Market: Plant Mix for Generation, Nigeria, 2020~ 24. IPP Market: Plant Mix for Generation, Nigeria, 2017~ 25. IPP Market: Structure of Power Sector Post Reforms, Nigeria, 2018~ |
Author | Nikhil Deshbhratar |
Industries | Energy |
WIP Number | MD78-01-00-00-00 |
Is Prebook | No |
GPS Codes | 9210,9301-A4,9597,9599,9824-A7,9851,9852,9AFE-A4,9AFF-A4,9B00-A4,GETE |