South and East African Power Utilities, 2016

South and East African Power Utilities, 2016

Reforms in Electricity Supply Industry Expected to Transform Power Infrastructure Scenario

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Africa
Research Code: MC90-01-00-00-00
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This research service contemplates the current scenario of the energy supply industry and its future developments in the target countries.
To reduce the over dependence on the conventional methods of power generation, these countries are trying to diversify their power generation mix by adding more renewable sources into the system. There is a necessity to expedite the process of organising additional funding to guarantee a viable service delivery for the future. The reforms in the electricity supply and distribution industry have resulted in higher rates of access to electricity, increased the ease of power trading and the awareness for cost-reflective pricing strategies. Power distribution and transmission projects will dominate the investments in urban electricity supply owing to the increasing urbanisation.

Key Questions This Study Will Answer:
•     What is the current energy scenario in the target countries?
•     What factors are driving and restraining the development of power infrastructure in South and East Africa?
•     How is the financial performance of power sector utilities?
•     What is the current infrastructure footprint of the power sector in the target economies?
•     What are the upcoming projects in the field of power generation, transmission, and distribution infrastructure in South and East Africa?
•     What are the opportunities for investments in the power sector in the target economies?

Table of Contents

Key Findings

Executive Summary—CEO’s Perspective

Geographic Scope of Study

South and East Africa—Economic Outlook

Overview—Access to Electricity

South Africa—Status of Electricity Industry

South Africa—Installed Capacity versus Peak Demand

South Africa—Electricity Mix

South Africa—International Sales

South Africa—Future Generation Plan

South Africa—Existing Transmission Infrastructure

South Africa—Future Investments in Transmission

South Africa—Revenue Generation

South Africa—Revenues per Customer Category

South Africa—Major Infrastructure Projects Underway

South Africa—Expenditure and Estimates by Eskom

South Africa—Capital Expenditure Distribution

South Africa—Financial Analysis of Eskom

Key Market Drivers

Key Market Restraints

Zimbabwe—Status of Electricity Industry

Zimbabwe—Existing Transmission Infrastructure

Zimbabwe—Revenue Generation by Zimbabwe Power Company

Zimbabwe—Sector-wise Consumption Patterns

Zimbabwe—Funding for Power Projects

Zimbabwe—Funding for Power Projects in Private Sector

Key Market Drivers

Key Market Restraints

Tanzania—Status of Electricity Industry

Tanzania—Installed Capacity versus Peak Demand

Tanzania—Future Trends in Peak Demand and Electricity Production

Tanzania—Electricity Mix

Tanzania—Existing Transmission Infrastructure

Tanzania—Revenue Generation by TANESCO

Tanzania—Capital Expenditure Distribution

Tanzania—Short-term Financing Requirement

Tanzania—Funding for Power Projects

Key Market Drivers

Key Market Restraints

Kenya—Status of Electricity Industry

Kenya—Installed Capacity versus Peak Demand

Kenya—Electricity Mix

Kenya—Future Generation Plan

Kenya—Existing Transmission Infrastructure

Kenya—Utilities Revenue Generation

Kenya—Revenues per Customer Category

Kenya—Distribution of Investment Cost

Key Market Drivers

Key Market Restraints

Growth Opportunity 1—Power Infrastructure

Strategic Imperatives for Success and Growth

The Last Word—Three Big Predictions

Legal Disclaimer

List of Figures
  • 1. Power Utilities Market: Existing Transmission Infrastructure, South and East Africa, 2016
  • 2. Power Utilities Market: Existing Distribution Infrastructure, South and East Africa, 2016
  • 3. Power Utilities Market: Total Installed Capacity, South Africa, 2016
  • 4. Power Utilities Market: Total Existing Transmission and Distribution Assets, South Africa, 2016
  • 5. Power Utilities Market: Total Expected New Transmission Assets, South Africa, 2016
  • 6. Power Utilities Market: Total Expected New Transformers Assets, South Africa, 2016
  • 7. Power Utilities Market: Major Infrastructure Projects Underway, South Africa, 2016
  • 8. Power Utilities Market: Expenditure and Estimates by Eskom, South Africa, 2016
  • 9. Power Utilities Market: Key Market Drivers, South Africa, 2017–2021
  • 10. Power Utilities Market: Key Market Restraints, South Africa, 2017–2021
  • 11. Power Utilities Market: Total Installed Capacity, Zimbabwe, 2016
  • 12. Power Utilities Market: Existing Transmission Infrastructure, Zimbabwe, 2016
  • 13. Power Utilities Market: Funding for Power Projects, Zimbabwe, 2016
  • 14. Power Utilities Market: Funding for Power Projects in Private Sector, Zimbabwe, 2016
  • 15. Power Utilities Market: Key Market Drivers, Zimbabwe, 2017–2021
  • 16. Power Utilities Market: Key Market Restraints, Zimbabwe, 2017–2021
  • 17. Power Utilities Market: Total Installed Capacity, Tanzania, 2016
  • 18. Power Utilities Market: Total Existing Transmission and Distribution Assets, Tanzania, 2016
  • 19. Power Utilities Market: Funding for Power Projects, Tanzania, 2016
  • 20. Power Utilities Market: Key Market Drivers, Tanzania, 2017–2021
  • 21. Power Utilities Market: Key Market Restraints, Tanzania, 2017–2021
  • 22. Power Utilities Market: Total Installed Capacity, Kenya, 2016
  • 23. Power Utilities Market: Key Market Drivers, Kenya, 2017–2021
  • 24. Power Utilities Market: Key Market Restraints, Kenya, 2017–2021
List of Charts
  • 1. Power Utilities Market: Installed Generation Capacity, South and East Africa, 2016
  • 2. Power Utilities Market: Access to Electricity, South and East Africa, 2016
  • 3. Power Utilities Market: GDP, South and East Africa, 2013–2018
  • 4. Power Utilities Market: Real GDP Growth (at market prices), South and East Africa, 2013–2018
  • 5. Power Utilities Market: Access to Electricity, South and East Africa, 2015
  • 6. Power Utilities Market: Installed Capacity and Peak Demand, South Africa, 2011–2016
  • 7. Power Utilities Market: Eskom Power Generation Mix, South Africa, 2016
  • 8. Power Utilities Market: Eskom Power Generation Mix, South Africa, 2020
  • 9. Power Utilities Market: Eskom International Sales, South Africa, FY 2011/2012–FY 2015/2016
  • 10. Power Utilities Market: Eskom International Sales and Projections, South Africa, FY 2013/2014–FY 2016/2017 and FY 2020/2021
  • 11. Power Utilities Market: Future Generation Plan, South Africa, 2016–2025
  • 12. Power Utilities Market: Total Revenue for Eskom, South Africa, FY 2011/2012–FY 2015/2016
  • 13. Power Utilities Market: Eskom Total Sales Distribution, South Africa, FY 2011/2012–FY 2015/2016
  • 14. Power Utilities Market: Capital Expenditure Distribution by Eskom, South Africa, FY 2013/2014–FY 2015/2016
  • 15. Power Utilities Market: Earnings versus Debt Analysis, South Africa, 2012–2017 and 2021
  • 16. Power Utilities Market: Fuel-wise Capacity Distribution, Zimbabwe, 2016
  • 17. Power Utilities Market: Revenue Generated by ZPC, Zimbabwe, FY 2010/2011–FY 2014/2015
  • 18. Power Utilities Market: Consumption by Sector, Zimbabwe, 2016
  • 19. Power Utilities Market: Current Feedstock Profile, Tanzania, 2016
  • 20. Power Utilities Market: Capacity versus Demand, Tanzania, FY 2011/2012–FY 2014/2015
  • 21. Power Utilities Market: Future Trends in Production and Demand, Tanzania, 2013, 2025, and 2035
  • 22. Power Utilities Market: Power Generation Mix, Tanzania, FY 2015–2016
  • 23. Power Utilities Market: Power Generation Mix, Tanzania, 2025
  • 24. Power Utilities Market: Total Revenue, Tanzania, FY 2011/2012–FY 2015/2016
  • 25. Power Utilities Market: Capital Expenditure Distribution, Tanzania, 2016
  • 26. Power Utilities Market: Short-term Financing, Tanzania, FY 2011/2012–FY 2016/2017
  • 27. Power Utilities Market: Capital Expenditure Distribution, Tanzania, 2016/2017–2019/2020
  • 28. Power Utilities Market: Installed Capacity and Peak Demand, Kenya, 2011–2016
  • 29. Power Utilities Market: Power Generation Mix, Kenya, 2016
  • 30. Power Utilities Market: Power Generation Mix, Kenya, 2033
  • 31. Power Utilities Market: Future Generation Plan, Kenya, 2016–2025
  • 32. Power Utilities Market: Transmission Circuit Network, Kenya, 2011/2012–2015/2016
  • 33. Power Utilities Market: Distribution Circuit Network, Kenya, 2011/2012–2015/2016
  • 34. Power Utilities Market: Generation Substations, Kenya, 2011/2012–2015/2016
  • 35. Power Utilities Market: Transmission Substations, Kenya, 2011/2012–2015/2016
  • 36. Power Utilities Market: Distribution Substations, Kenya, 2011/2012–2015/2016
  • 37. Power Utilities Market: Distribution Transformer, Kenya, 2011/2012–2015/2016
  • 38. Power Utilities Market: Total Revenue, Kenya, FY 2011/2012–FY 2015/2016
  • 39. Power Utilities Market: KPLC Sales, Kenya, FY 2011/2012–FY 2014/2015
  • 40. Power Utilities Market: Investment Plan-supported Funding Scenario, Kenya, 2015–2035
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This research service contemplates the current scenario of the energy supply industry and its future developments in the target countries. To reduce the over dependence on the conventional methods of power generation, these countries are trying to diversify their power generation mix by adding more renewable sources into the system. There is a necessity to expedite the process of organising additional funding to guarantee a viable service delivery for the future. The reforms in the electricity supply and distribution industry have resulted in higher rates of access to electricity, increased the ease of power trading and the awareness for cost-reflective pricing strategies. Power distribution and transmission projects will dominate the investments in urban electricity supply owing to the increasing urbanisation. Key Questions This Study Will Answer: • What is the current energy scenario in the target countries? • What factors are driving and restraining the development of power infrastructure in South and East Africa? • How is the financial performance of power sector utilities? • What is the current infrastructure footprint of the power sector in the target economies? • What are the upcoming projects in the field of power generation, transmission, and distribution infrastructure in South and East Africa? • What are the opportunities for investments in the power sector in the target economies?
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Table of Contents | Executive Summary~ || Key Findings~ || Executive Summary—CEO’s Perspective~ | Introduction~ || Geographic Scope of Study~ || South and East Africa—Economic Outlook~ || Overview—Access to Electricity~ | Country Overview—South Africa~ || South Africa—Status of Electricity Industry~ || South Africa—Installed Capacity versus Peak Demand~ || South Africa—Electricity Mix~ || South Africa—International Sales~ || South Africa—Future Generation Plan~ || South Africa—Existing Transmission Infrastructure~ || South Africa—Future Investments in Transmission~ || South Africa—Revenue Generation~ || South Africa—Revenues per Customer Category~ || South Africa—Major Infrastructure Projects Underway~ || South Africa—Expenditure and Estimates by Eskom~ || South Africa—Capital Expenditure Distribution~ || South Africa—Financial Analysis of Eskom~ || Key Market Drivers~ ||| Growing demand across the sectors~ ||| Increasing public-private participation~ ||| Developments in transmission network~ ||| Revised IRP 2016 update~ || Key Market Restraints~ ||| Increasing financial pressure on Eskom~ ||| Eskom-IPP standoff~ ||| Maintenance and refurbishment backlogs~ ||| Price increase~ | Zimbabwe~ || Zimbabwe—Status of Electricity Industry~ || Zimbabwe—Existing Transmission Infrastructure~ || Zimbabwe—Revenue Generation by Zimbabwe Power Company~ || Zimbabwe—Sector-wise Consumption Patterns~ ||| Households~ ||| Manufacturing~ ||| Commercial~ ||| Mining~ ||| Agriculture~ || Zimbabwe—Funding for Power Projects~ || Zimbabwe—Funding for Power Projects in Private Sector~ || Key Market Drivers~ ||| Foreign direct investments (FDI) in electricity sector~ ||| Increasing demand for electricity~ ||| Increasing drive for attaining cost-reflective tariffs~ || Key Market Restraints~ ||| Weak security of investment and supply of electricity~ ||| Poverty and low capacity utilisation~ ||| Interference from political and regulatory bodies~ | Tanzania~ || Tanzania—Status of Electricity Industry~ || Tanzania—Installed Capacity versus Peak Demand~ || Tanzania—Future Trends in Peak Demand and Electricity Production~ || Tanzania—Electricity Mix~ || Tanzania—Existing Transmission Infrastructure~ || Tanzania—Revenue Generation by TANESCO~ || Tanzania—Capital Expenditure Distribution~ ||| Generation~ ||| Transmission~ ||| Distribution & Customer Services~ ||| Other~ || Tanzania—Short-term Financing Requirement~ || Tanzania—Funding for Power Projects~ || Key Market Drivers~ ||| Economic development~ ||| Increasing investments from external sources~ ||| Diversified power generation mix~ ||| Power demand growth~ || Key Market Restraints~ ||| Under-developed transmission and distribution systems and absence of adequate infrastructure~ ||| Unpredictable water resources~ ||| Investment and capacity restraints~ ||| Weaker regulation~ | Kenya~ || Kenya—Status of Electricity Industry~ || Kenya—Installed Capacity versus Peak Demand~ || Kenya—Electricity Mix~ || Kenya—Future Generation Plan~ || Kenya—Existing Transmission Infrastructure~ || Kenya—Utilities Revenue Generation~ || Kenya—Revenues per Customer Category~ || Kenya—Distribution of Investment Cost~ || Key Market Drivers~ ||| Availability of resources and inadequate generation capabilities~ ||| Robust economic growth and urbanisation~ ||| Growing demand across sectors~ ||| Increasing focus on private sector participation~ || Key Market Restraints~ ||| Dependence on hydro power~ ||| Weak power transmission and distribution infrastructure~ ||| Limited private sector participation~ | Growth Opportunities and Companies to Action~ || Growth Opportunity 1—Power Infrastructure~ || Strategic Imperatives for Success and Growth~ | The Last Word~ || The Last Word—Three Big Predictions~ || Legal Disclaimer~ | The Frost & Sullivan Story~
List of Charts and Figures 1. Power Utilities Market: Existing Transmission Infrastructure, South and East Africa, 2016~ 2. Power Utilities Market: Existing Distribution Infrastructure, South and East Africa, 2016~ 3. Power Utilities Market: Total Installed Capacity, South Africa, 2016~ 4. Power Utilities Market: Total Existing Transmission and Distribution Assets, South Africa, 2016~ 5. Power Utilities Market: Total Expected New Transmission Assets, South Africa, 2016~ 6. Power Utilities Market: Total Expected New Transformers Assets, South Africa, 2016~ 7. Power Utilities Market: Major Infrastructure Projects Underway, South Africa, 2016~ 8. Power Utilities Market: Expenditure and Estimates by Eskom, South Africa, 2016~ 9. Power Utilities Market: Key Market Drivers, South Africa, 2017–2021~ 10. Power Utilities Market: Key Market Restraints, South Africa, 2017–2021~ 11. Power Utilities Market: Total Installed Capacity, Zimbabwe, 2016~ 12. Power Utilities Market: Existing Transmission Infrastructure, Zimbabwe, 2016~ 13. Power Utilities Market: Funding for Power Projects, Zimbabwe, 2016~ 14. Power Utilities Market: Funding for Power Projects in Private Sector, Zimbabwe, 2016~ 15. Power Utilities Market: Key Market Drivers, Zimbabwe, 2017–2021~ 16. Power Utilities Market: Key Market Restraints, Zimbabwe, 2017–2021~ 17. Power Utilities Market: Total Installed Capacity, Tanzania, 2016~ 18. Power Utilities Market: Total Existing Transmission and Distribution Assets, Tanzania, 2016~ 19. Power Utilities Market: Funding for Power Projects, Tanzania, 2016~ 20. Power Utilities Market: Key Market Drivers, Tanzania, 2017–2021~ 21. Power Utilities Market: Key Market Restraints, Tanzania, 2017–2021~ 22. Power Utilities Market: Total Installed Capacity, Kenya, 2016~ 23. Power Utilities Market: Key Market Drivers, Kenya, 2017–2021~ 24. Power Utilities Market: Key Market Restraints, Kenya, 2017–2021~| 1. Power Utilities Market: Installed Generation Capacity, South and East Africa, 2016~ 2. Power Utilities Market: Access to Electricity, South and East Africa, 2016~ 3. Power Utilities Market: GDP, South and East Africa, 2013–2018~ 4. Power Utilities Market: Real GDP Growth (at market prices), South and East Africa, 2013–2018~ 5. Power Utilities Market: Access to Electricity, South and East Africa, 2015~ 6. Power Utilities Market: Installed Capacity and Peak Demand, South Africa, 2011–2016~ 7. Power Utilities Market: Eskom Power Generation Mix, South Africa, 2016~ 8. Power Utilities Market: Eskom Power Generation Mix, South Africa, 2020~ 9. Power Utilities Market: Eskom International Sales, South Africa, FY 2011/2012–FY 2015/2016~ 10. Power Utilities Market: Eskom International Sales and Projections, South Africa, FY 2013/2014–FY 2016/2017 and FY 2020/2021~ 11. Power Utilities Market: Future Generation Plan, South Africa, 2016–2025~ 12. Power Utilities Market: Total Revenue for Eskom, South Africa, FY 2011/2012–FY 2015/2016~ 13. Power Utilities Market: Eskom Total Sales Distribution, South Africa, FY 2011/2012–FY 2015/2016~ 14. Power Utilities Market: Capital Expenditure Distribution by Eskom, South Africa, FY 2013/2014–FY 2015/2016~ 15. Power Utilities Market: Earnings versus Debt Analysis, South Africa, 2012–2017 and 2021~ 16. Power Utilities Market: Fuel-wise Capacity Distribution, Zimbabwe, 2016~ 17. Power Utilities Market: Revenue Generated by ZPC, Zimbabwe, FY 2010/2011–FY 2014/2015~ 18. Power Utilities Market: Consumption by Sector, Zimbabwe, 2016~ 19. Power Utilities Market: Current Feedstock Profile, Tanzania, 2016~ 20. Power Utilities Market: Capacity versus Demand, Tanzania, FY 2011/2012–FY 2014/2015~ 21. Power Utilities Market: Future Trends in Production and Demand, Tanzania, 2013, 2025, and 2035~ 22. Power Utilities Market: Power Generation Mix, Tanzania, FY 2015–2016~ 23. Power Utilities Market: Power Generation Mix, Tanzania, 2025~ 24. Power Utilities Market: Total Revenue, Tanzania, FY 2011/2012–FY 2015/2016~ 25. Power Utilities Market: Capital Expenditure Distribution, Tanzania, 2016~ 26. Power Utilities Market: Short-term Financing, Tanzania, FY 2011/2012–FY 2016/2017~ 27. Power Utilities Market: Capital Expenditure Distribution, Tanzania, 2016/2017–2019/2020~ 28. Power Utilities Market: Installed Capacity and Peak Demand, Kenya, 2011–2016~ 29. Power Utilities Market: Power Generation Mix, Kenya, 2016~ 30. Power Utilities Market: Power Generation Mix, Kenya, 2033~ 31. Power Utilities Market: Future Generation Plan, Kenya, 2016–2025~ 32. Power Utilities Market: Transmission Circuit Network, Kenya, 2011/2012–2015/2016~ 33. Power Utilities Market: Distribution Circuit Network, Kenya, 2011/2012–2015/2016~ 34. Power Utilities Market: Generation Substations, Kenya, 2011/2012–2015/2016~ 35. Power Utilities Market: Transmission Substations, Kenya, 2011/2012–2015/2016~ 36. Power Utilities Market: Distribution Substations, Kenya, 2011/2012–2015/2016~ 37. Power Utilities Market: Distribution Transformer, Kenya, 2011/2012–2015/2016~ 38. Power Utilities Market: Total Revenue, Kenya, FY 2011/2012–FY 2015/2016~ 39. Power Utilities Market: KPLC Sales, Kenya, FY 2011/2012–FY 2014/2015~ 40. Power Utilities Market: Investment Plan-supported Funding Scenario, Kenya, 2015–2035~
Author Nikhil Deshbhratar
Industries Energy
WIP Number MC90-01-00-00-00
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