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The future Vision Of Electric Power Sector

The future Vision Of Electric Power Sector. In The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. By Abdul Rahman A. Al-Tuwaijri Deputy Minister of Industry & Electricity Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. April , 2000. 1. ELECTRIC CORP. SAUDI ARABIA GEOGRAPHICAL MAP. TURAIF. Before Merge. TABUK. HAIL.

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The future Vision Of Electric Power Sector

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  1. The future Vision Of Electric Power Sector In The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia By Abdul Rahman A. Al-Tuwaijri Deputy Minister of Industry & Electricity Kingdom of Saudi Arabia April , 2000 1

  2. ELECTRIC CORP. SAUDI ARABIA GEOGRAPHICAL MAP TURAIF Before Merge TABUK HAIL A R A B I A N MADINAH DAMMAM GULF RIYADH EGYPT JEDDAH MAKKAH BAHA SUDAN NAJRAN ARABIAN SEA R E D S E A ETHOPIA April , 2000 2

  3. PERFORMANCE INDICATORS • Electricity services reached 7100 cities and villages. • No. of customers reached 3.4 million • Length of 110-380 kv network totaled to 17600 km. • Length of distribution network (69kv and below) totaled to 210,000 km. April , 2000 3

  4. Commercial (9%) Governmental (17%) Residential (48%) Classification of Energy Consumption (kwh) (1999) Agricultural (2%) Industrial (24%) April , 2000 4

  5. Kingdom Electric Demand Number of Consumers 346,129 3,400,000 10 % Peak Load (M.W.) 848 21100 14.3 % Energy Consumption (M.W.H.) 3,826,340 105,612,000 15 % Year 1975 1999 Avg. Annual Growth April , 2000 5

  6. 1982 1999 No. of Customers / Employee 46 118 2600 kwh 5100 kwh Energy sold / capita No. of Employee 26142 28800 % of Saudi 40 70 Performance Indicators April , 2000 6

  7. Main Factors Causing The High Demand Growth • Severe weather • Strong Economy • Low Tariff • Socio-economic Sector Expansions April , 2000 7

  8. Future Requirements * Load Demand & Installed Capacity 1995-2020 Installed Capacity Peak Load Giga Watt As stated by the 25-year plan * April , 2000 8

  9. 2000 27933 5.0 34538 147017 6.0 3783 6.0 2005 34704 4.2 42385 181052 4.0 4662 4.0 2010 42643 4.3 51415 221309 4.3 5668 4.3 2015 51260 3.4 60825 264555 3.2 6818 3.2 2020 59267 2.8 69520 301828 2.5 8136 2.5 Peak Load(MW) Growth Rate(%) Net Generation(MW) Consumption(GWH) Growth Rate(%) Consumers(000) Growth Rate(%) Future Demand Requirements (2000 – 2020 G ) (Base Forecast Scenario) Source: 25-year kingdom electrification plan * April , 2000 9

  10. Investment Requirements (SR Million) Distribution 17474 12509 13600 15031 16113 74727 17 % Generation 76850 45470 43072 46409 25551 237351 54 % Transmission 15987 5652 3841 3062 1400 29942 7% Sub-Trans. 28240 16167 17186 19910 14644 96147 22 % Total 138551 79798 77699 84412 85508 438167 100% Period 1995-2000 2001-2005 2006-2010 2011-2015 2016-2020 Total % US$=SR3.75 April , 2000 10

  11. CURRENT PROJECTS COSTS MILLIONS SR 22,786 10,702 5,372 38,860 SECTOR % 59 27 14 100 GENERATION TRANSMISSION DISTRIBUTION Total US$ = SR 3.75 April , 2000 11

  12. Current Projects Source of Fund Million of S.R. Self 13,600 4,700 3,200 21,500 55 5 - Halalah Fund 9,186 6,002 2,172 17,360 45 Total 22,786 10,702 5,372 38,860 100 Generation Transmission Distribution Total % of Total April , 2000 12

  13. The Huge Future Investments For The Sector , Can be met as the following :- • SELF-SUPPORTING SECTOR BY :- • TARIFF STRUCTURE • SECTOR RESTRUCTURING AND COMMERCIALIZATION • ALL EXPANSION S TO BE BASED ON ECONOMICS. • ATTRACTING PRIVATE INVESTMENTS. April , 2000 13

  14. TURAIF TABUK HAIL A R A B I A N MADINAH DAMMAM GULF RIYADH EGYPT JEDDAH MAKKAH BAHA SUDAN NAJRAN R E D S E A ARABIAN SEA ETHOPIA SAUDI Electric Company ( S.E.C.) April , 2000 14

  15. Distribution Sector Distrib-ution Sector Energy Sales in one direction Energy purchase and selling Electricity Sector Control Relationship Saudi Electricity Company Ministry of Industry & Electricity Power Plants Transm-ission Sector Generation Sector Electrical Energy Cost And Tariff Revision Authority Major Consumers & Self-Generation Independent power producer Control Relationship Investment Bond April , 2000 15

  16. Energy Cost and Tariff Review Commision (Regulator) • To be Established During The First Year of SEC. • An Independent Body. • The Bylaws of the Commission Will be Recommended by a Ministerial Committee and Approved by Council • of Ministers. April , 2000 16

  17. Some Functions of Regulatory Body • Regulate Industry Entry (Licensing). • Secure Electric Supply (Electrification Plan Implementation). • Ensure Reasonable Price for Electricity Supply (Tariff). • Review Periodically The Cost of Production of Electric Energy. • Ensure Safe Operation of System as Per Approved Technical Standards and Environmental Guidelines. • Maintain Competition and Regulate Monopolistic Activities. • Collect and Distribute Information Regarding Industry Performance. • Ensure Implementation of Energy Conservation Plan. • Ensure Implementation of Service Performance Targets. April , 2000 17

  18. SAUDI ELECTRIC COMPANY Has Officially Started On 30 / 12 / 1420 H . ( 5 /4 / 2000 G.) After Merging All Existing Electric Utilities and General Electricity Corp. April , 2000 18

  19. Restructuring the Electricity Sector The Private-Sector Shall be Allowed to Compete in Establishing and Operating Electric Energy Projects in k.S.A (Such as IPP, BOOT…etc. In Generation Schemes). The Company May Establish or Acquire Subsidiaries Active in The Generation Transmission and, Distribution of Electric Energy. April , 2000 19

  20. Restructuring the Electricity Sector The Company May Establish other Companies, or Enter Into Partnerships With Other Saudi and/or Foreign Companies, Organizations or Bodies That Perform Similar Activities, or That May Assist it to Achieve its Objectives. April , 2000 20

  21. Restructuring the Electricity Sector The Company Must Allocate Part of its Revenues for R&D of it’s field of activity, Energy Conservation , System Improvementsand Environmental Studies. April , 2000 21

  22. Restructuring the Electricity Sector The Company Shall Train Saudi Manpower in its Field of Activity, and Shall Support Training Programs at Universities and Specialized Institutes, Provided That is Accompanied by a Saudization Program Specifying Categories of Manpower and Required Training Time Period. April , 2000 22

  23. Electrical Energy Management Measures April , 2000 23

  24. A Continued Comprehensive Program for Energy Conservation to be Formulated by SEC in Coop. With Universities, Institutes and Specialized Centers. • Ministry of Industry & Electricity (MIE) Review, Approve and Follow up. • MIE & Ministry of Information to develop a public awareness plan for this program. April , 2000 24

  25. Monthly Tariff (Halala / KWH) New Tariff 5 5 10 10 13 18 23 28 32 36 38 12 10 12 Old Tariff 5 5 10 10 13 13 20 20 20 20 20 10 10 10 K.W.H. 1 - 1000 1001 - 2000 2001 - 3000 3001 - 4000 4001 - 5000 5001 - 6000 6001 - 7000 7001 - 8000 8001 - 9000 9001 - 10000 Over 10000 Industrial Agriculture and charitable Societies (1 - 4000) Agriculture and charitable Societies (Over 4000) April , 2000 25

  26. Electrical Service Connection Tariff Monthly Tariff SR 1,380 SR 3,800 SR 11,400 Monthly Tariff SR 18,800 SR 26,600 SR 26,600 + SR 250 per additional KVA Meter Breaker 60 Amps. 100 Amps. 200 Amps. Meter Breaker 300 Amps. 400 Amps. Over 400Amps. April , 2000 26

  27. Meter Breaker 60 Amps. 100 Amps. Meter Breaker 200 Amps. 300 Amps. Monthly Tariff(SR) SR 21 SR 22 Meter Breaker 400 Amps. Over 400 Amps. Monthly Tariff(SR) SR 10 SR 15 Monthly Tariff(SR) SR 25 SR 30 Meter Reading and Maintenance and Bill Preparation Tariff April , 2000 27

  28. Residential Industrial Expected Avge. Revenue From New Tariff per kwh in KSA USA Indonesia Syria UK Oman Italy Korea France Jordan Bahrain Norway Turkey Tunisia Canada Austria Pakistan Cypress German Bangladesh Luxembourg Saudi Greece Morocco Philippine Denmark Comparison of the Electric Tariffs in Some Countries Tariff (Halala/KWH) April , 2000 28

  29. Comparison of Old and New Tariffs Monthly Consumption (KWH) 1,000 2,000 3,000 4,000 5,000 6,000 7,000 8,000 9,000 10,000 Over 10,000 Old Tariff (SR) 50 100 250 300 430 560 760 960 1,160 1,360 20 Halala/ Additional KWH increase (%) Zero Zero Zero Zero Zero 9 % 11 % 17 % 24 % 33 % New Tariff (SR) 50 100 250 300 430 610 840 1,120 1,440 1,800 38 Halala/AdditionalKWH April , 2000 29

  30. Conclusion April , 2000 30

  31. THE NEW RESTRUCTURING WAS A MUST. • BRIGHT FUTURE AND VISION FOR THE SECTOR . • MOSTECONOMIC METHODS AND PROCEDURES WILL BE APPLIED TO LOWER PRODUCTION AND SELLING UNIT COSTS. April , 2000 31

  32. ENABLING THE SECTOR TO BETTER USE OF RESOURCES. • NEW TARIFFS WILL ENCOURAGE THE CUSTOMERS TO USE THE MOST EFFICIENT EQUIPMENTS , THERMAL INSULATION AND OTHER METHODS OF ENERGY CONSERVATION. • LOAD MANAGEMENT AND ENERGY CONSERVATION PROCSDURES AND PROGRAMS ARE TARGETS TO BE ACHIEVED. April , 2000 32

  33. Thank You 33

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