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LUNSEMFWA HYDRO POWER COMPANY LTD Presentation to the Norfund Annual Conference 28 TH August 2014

LUNSEMFWA HYDRO POWER COMPANY LTD Presentation to the Norfund Annual Conference 28 TH August 2014. Zambia is land linked to eight countries The southern African regional population is estimated to be 280 million. LHPC – THE COMPANY - Incorporated in July 2001

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LUNSEMFWA HYDRO POWER COMPANY LTD Presentation to the Norfund Annual Conference 28 TH August 2014

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  1. LUNSEMFWA HYDRO POWER COMPANY LTD Presentation to the Norfund Annual Conference 28TH August 2014

  2. Zambia is land linked to eight countries • The southern African regional population is estimated to be 280 million

  3. LHPC – THE COMPANY - Incorporated in July 2001 - Commenced Operations in January 2002 - Shareholders at incorporation Eskom Enterprises : 51% Wanda Gorge Investments : 20% De Garnier Holdings : 29% - Current Shareholders AGUA IMARA : 51% Wanda Gorge Investments : 49%

  4. VISION To increase the contribution to the national installed capacity from the current 56 MW to 500 MW by the year 2020. MISSION STATEMENT To become an electricity supplier of outstanding stature, positively driving the direction of energy sector in Zambia and the region.

  5. COMPANY KEY ASSETS • Mulungushi power Station (MPS) : 31.0 MW • Lunsemfwa Power Station (LPS) : 25.0 MW Total Installed Capacity : 56.0 MW • Single 66 kV line between MPS and LPS • Two 66 kV Lines between MPS and Kabwe • Mulungushi & Mita Hills Reservoirs : Total Vol. 967,000,000 m3 PRODUCTION • Production at takeover : 5 MW • Current Production : 56 MW

  6. LHPC Generation History

  7. LHPC’s Achievements • Survived as the first IPP in Zambia. • Increased Generation from 38 MW to 56 MW in 10 years. • Strong HSE focus and no fatalities over the last 10 years. • Excellent track record: • - Plant Availability : 98% • - Load Factors : 98% • - Forced Outages : 0.5% • - Planned Outages : 1.5%

  8. LHPC’S SOCIAL ACHIEVEMENTS • Moved 160 families from food insecurity to small/medium scale farmers • Electrification and supply of free electricity to 2 schools • Expanded school places through construction of 2x3 classroom blocks, provision of accommodation for teachers • Created a total 250 construction jobs during the expansion programmes and assisted in increasing farming productivity • Income improvement through sourcing of construction materials form community. • Continued support to health centres through provision of medicines and diagnostic instruments and accommodation to health workers • Opened up rural roads around generating plants, easing access to the market for farm produce. • Stable supply has improved the electricity system reliability

  9. MULUNGUSHI POWER STATION BEFORE AFTER NEW UNIT 10.5 MW

  10. LPS Powerhouse NOW – AFTER UNIT 4 EXPANSION BEFORE EXPANSION

  11. Future Strategic Plan ActionsAnchored on mature key assets

  12. CATCHMENTS VS. FLOW & HEAD

  13. MULUNGUSHI RESERVOIR

  14. MITA HILLS RESERVOIR

  15. MUCHINGA HPP GENERAL LAYOUT MUCHINGA HPP GENERAL LAYOUT

  16. MULUNGUSHI LOWER GENERAL LAYOUT

  17. A CASE FOR INVESTMENT IN ZAMBIA • 25% of 13 million population connected to grid • Total installed capacity 2000 MW, total potential of 6000 MW hydro potential (compared to Norway 28,000 MW) • Mining industry consumes about 50% of total and increasing • Mining industry represents 70% of Zambia’s exports • Interconnected to SADC via SAPP

  18. A CASE FOR INVESTMENT IN ZAMBIA CONT. • History of Peace and improving democratic governance. • Centrally located in SADC region • Abundant Resources • Government Enabling Legal and Regulatory framework • Electricity Sector Investment Reform • Fast growing economy • Young and dynamic population

  19. To Sumbuwanga To Sumbuwanga ZAMBIAN POWER SYSTEM ZAMBIAN POWER SYSTEM o o 8 8 TANZANIA TANZANIA KAPUTA KAPUTA MPULUNGU MPULUNGU MBALA MBALA LUNZUA LUNZUA KALUNGWISHI KALUNGWISHI KASHIKISHI KASHIKISHI MPOROKOSO MPOROKOSO DRC DRC NAKONDE NAKONDE CHISHIMBA FALLS CHISHIMBA FALLS KALUNGWISHI RIVER KALUNGWISHI RIVER KASAMA KASAMA MAMBILIMA MAMBILIMA MUSONDA FALLS MUSONDA FALLS LUWINGU LUWINGU ISOKA ISOKA CHAMBESHI RIVER CHAMBESHI RIVER MANSA MANSA CHINSALI CHINSALI MICHELO MICHELO SAMFYA SAMFYA West Lunga West Lunga River at Mwinilunga River at Mwinilunga MALAWI MALAWI MOMBUTUTA MOMBUTUTA (1.2MW) (1.2MW) ANGOLA ANGOLA LUMWANA LUMWANA LUAPULA RIVER LUAPULA RIVER SOLWEZI SOLWEZI LUANO LUANO KANSUSWA KANSUSWA MPIKA MPIKA LUNDAZI LUNDAZI LUSIWASI LUSIWASI KITWE KITWE Chavuma Falls Chavuma Falls PENSULO PENSULO (1.2MW) (1.2MW) KabompoRiver at KabompoRiver at SERENJE SERENJE Kabompo Kabompo - - Manyinga Bridge Manyinga Bridge (0.10MW) (0.10MW) MAPOSA MAPOSA Kabompo River at Kabompo River at ChakataFalls (1.2MW) ChakataFalls (1.2MW) Lufubu River at Kasempa Lufubu River at Kasempa MFUE MFUE MKUSHI MKUSHI Bridge (0.23MW) Bridge (0.23MW) MPONGWE MPONGWE ZAMBEZI ZAMBEZI KAPIRI KAPIRI CHIPATA CHIPATA MSORO MSORO LUNSEMFWA KABWE KABWE PETAUKE KAFUE RIVER KAFUE RIVER AZELE AZELE LUKULU LUKULU LUNSEMFWA LOWER / MKUSHI PROJECT LOCATION KALABO KALABO MUMBWA MUMBWA MULUNGUSHI LUSAKA WEST LUSAKA WEST o o 33.5 33.5 East East KAOMA KAOMA MONGU MONGU LEOPARDS HILL LEOPARDS HILL KAFUE KAFUE KAFUE TOWN KAFUE TOWN LOWER LOWER LUANGWA LUANGWA KAFUE WEST KAFUE WEST CHIRUNDU CHIRUNDU ZAMBEZI RIVER ZAMBEZI RIVER ITEZHI ITEZHI - - TEZHI TEZHI KAFUE KAFUE GORGE GORGE SENANGA SENANGA MAZABUKA MAZABUKA KEY KEY km km PROPOSED LINES PROPOSED LINES KARIBA NORTH KARIBA NORTH 330 kV 330 kV 330 kV 330 kV 1941 1941 (120MW) (120MW) KARIBA SOUTH KARIBA SOUTH LAKE KARIBA LAKE KARIBA 220 kV 220 kV 220 kV 220 kV 348 348 MUZUMA MUZUMA 132 kV 132 kV 132 kV 132 kV 77 77 717 717 88 kV 88 kV 88 kV 88 kV SESHEKE SESHEKE o o 22 22 East East VICTORIA VICTORIA 66 kV 66 kV 2791 2791 66 kV 66 kV FALLS FALLS POWER STATIONS POWER STATIONS KATIMA KATIMA PROPOSED POWER STATIONS PROPOSED POWER STATIONS o o 18 18 MULILO MULILO NAMIBIA NAMIBIA ZIMBABWE ZIMBABWE SUBSTATIONS SUBSTATIONS BOTSWANA BOTSWANA PROPOSED SUBSTATIONS PROPOSED SUBSTATIONS DIESEL STATIONS DIESEL STATIONS INTERCONNECTED ZAMBIA • Zambia Well Connected • Interconnection being enhanced • Regional Market viability

  20. IMPORTANCE OF CLEAN ENERGY FOR ZAMBIA • CURRENT SITUATION • Resource Rich • Abundant Mineral Resources (Copper, Manganese, Colbalt ,etc) • Water Resources (40% of SADC water) • Fertile Land • Young population • High poverty levels • High unemployment • Un exploited resource & potential • Main reasons • Lack of financial resources to turn resources into wealth • Severe energy shortage rendering the majority of population into development spectators

  21. IMPORTANCE OF CLEAN ENERGY FOR ZAMBIA • DESIRABLE SITUATION • Provision of financial resources for clean energy development • With available energy provide financial resource for sustainable natural resource development leading to economic development

  22. At Bell Point 20 June 2012

  23. TusenTakk !

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