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LAGOS ECONOMIC SUMMIT (EHINGBETI 2014)

LAGOS ECONOMIC SUMMIT (EHINGBETI 2014). HOW CAN ELECTRICITY TO LAGOS BE ACCELERATED?. Presented by: Professor Bart Nnaji Chairman/CEO, Geometric Power Tuesday, April 8 th , 2014. List of Countries by Electricity Production 2013. 2. Comparison of Lagos to select Megacities. 3.

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LAGOS ECONOMIC SUMMIT (EHINGBETI 2014)

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  1. LAGOS ECONOMIC SUMMIT (EHINGBETI 2014)

  2. HOW CAN ELECTRICITY TO LAGOS BE ACCELERATED? Presented by: Professor Bart Nnaji Chairman/CEO, Geometric Power Tuesday, April 8th, 2014

  3. List of Countries by Electricity Production 2013 2

  4. Comparison of Lagos to select Megacities 3 Rio de Janeiro suffers from the power problems in Brazil Los Angeles enjoys excess supply of power and the city generates more than it consumes

  5. Overview of the Nigerian Power Sector 4 • Wide gap between supply and demand • Obsolete and unreliable generation assets • Weak and inadequate transmission infrastructure • Overloaded distribution network • High technical and commercial losses

  6. Electricity Delivery in Lagos 5 • Value chain alignment • Fuel • Power Generation • Power Distribution

  7. Lagos can use multiple fuels 6 • Natural gas • LNG NG • LPFO • Crude Oil • Solar for grid stabilization • Wind @ shore lines

  8. LNG to Power Schematic 7

  9. Generation Solution 8 • Purchase of power from the grid • Direct Purchase • Vested power through NBET Plc

  10. Generation Solution: Embedded Generation 9 • Emergency Power • Regular Power Development • Lagos State development of power • Contracting with IPP developers • PPP development with IPP developers

  11. Emergency Power: Location Review Matrix 10

  12. Emergency Power: Location Review Matrix 11

  13. Emergency Power: The Fuel Challenge 12 The use of LPFO as a fuel will have the following challenges: • LPFO Requirement: A 220MW plant requires 45MT of LPFO per hr. (based Egbin LPFO consumption)1000MW will require 204.5MT/hr (172mln liters /hr @80% availability) • LPFO Availability: LPFO can be obtained from the 3 refineries: • (i) Kaduna • (ii) Warri • (iii) Port Harcourt • 50,000 MT is available on daily basis and is currently allocated by priority to: • (i) MAN (ii) Cement Manufactures and (iii) Other Users. This implies that massive importation of LPFO will be required.

  14. Emergency Power: The Fuel Challenge 13 • LPFO Cost : The cost of LPFO (ex depot) from the 3 refineries is as follows • (i) Kaduna – N68/liter • (ii) Warri – N107.99/liter • (iii) Port Harcourt – N107.99/liter • (iv) Costal Transportation – N85/liter • This implies that the fuel component of power tariff will be 14.60 N/Kwh (using costal transportation)

  15. Distribution Solutions 14 • Only state with 2 DisCos • Need to improve on network quality • Need to install meters (pre and post) • Need to improve on automation in billing and collection • Need to install SCADA for monitoring of power distribution and leakages • Need to have manageable clusters (economic electricity ring-fences) within DisCos

  16. Effect of Power Sector Reform 15 • Privatization-DisCos • LGS is part owner two DisCos • no longer helpless • LGS can assert its influence by partnering with the DisCo operators to plan for efficient and effective distribution of power with Lagos.

  17. Effect of Power Reform: Institutions 16 • NERC • NBET Plc • GACN • NAPTIN • NELMCO • EMS • etc.

  18. Effect of Power Reform: Cost Reflective Tariff 17 • Power • Gas • Solar, wind, etc.

  19. Other Effects of Power Reform 18 • Anyone or government can nowparticipate in power solutions • Capacity building to support power sector • Legal • Financial • Environmental • ICT • Power Equipment Manufacturing • etc

  20. Aba IPP: Gas Pipeline Facilities 19 Gas Pipeline End Units Gas Pipeline Pigging OFS (heater left, control container right) Osisioma Flow Station (OFS-filter) Pipeline route

  21. Aba IPP: Power Plant Facilities 20

  22. Aba IPP: Balance of Plant Facilities 21

  23. Aba IPP: Other Facilities 22 OVERHEAD LINES CONSUMER CENSUS TEAM OVERHEAD LINES

  24. Aba IPP: Overhead Lines 23

  25. Aba IPP: Overhead Lines 24

  26. 19 Thank you www.geometricpower.com

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