Republic of South Sudan : Analysis of Juba Distribution Network and Capacity Building Needs in the Electricity Sector

World Bank

Republic of South Sudan : Analysis of Juba Distribution Network and Capacity Building Needs in the Electricity Sector

2014

World Bank

This section of the report aims to provide an analysis and propose specific technical plans for investment in the Juba distribution network to carry out emergency upgrades (as a short term measure) and to enable it to absorb possible power that is foreseen to be delivered from possible increase in supply (such as, through the Fula Rapids HPP). The report firstly explains the current Juba grid status, followed by the approach undertaken by the study. Then, it presents the result of gap analysis, concluding with the distribution investment plan and its necessary measures to achieve the target. It is to be noted that in the medium term, a detailed least cost investment plan (LCIP) for the country (planned under ESTAP) will be developed which will provide comprehensive methodology as well as an assessment of appropriate technical standards to be incorporated in development of the South Sudan electrical grid network.

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Washington, DC

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Renewable energy planning; Maintenance contracts; Expansion of transmission; Management software; Ecosystem; Distribution system; Capacity-building; Electric supply system; Electricity service; Transmission; Electricity market; Electricity experience; Generation capacity; Power systems; Power project; Gas turbines; Electricity sectors; Oil; Quality of service; Diesel; Primary energy source; Distribution network; Cost of electricity; Inventory control; Electric supply; Management system; Power system; Balance sheet; Technical staff; Result; Circuit breakers; Customer relationship; Voltage; Operation of facilities; Hydro power; Regulatory framework; Demand for electricity; Power sector; Service providers; Queries; Legal framework; Targets; Users; Utilities; Electricity bill; Economic activity; Customer relationship management; Fuel; Electricity corporation; Distribution grid; Power procurement; Institutional capacity; Customer behavior; Electricity generation; Distribution of electricity; Electrical equipment; Financial support; Electrical power; Peak demand; Electric sector; Electricity tariff; Power grid; Cost control; Distribution line; Power lines; Primary energy; Electricity consumers; Tariff structure; Web; Rss; Transmission facilities; Energy procurement; Number of customers; Renewable energy system; Future demand; Substation maintenance; Supply chain; Contract management; Efficiency improvement; Energy sales; Renewable energy systems; Grid electricity; Electrical grid; Investment program; Rural energy; Economic evaluation; Store management; Electrical generators; Decision making process; Technical assistance; Quality management; Procurement; E-mail; Electricity distribution; Financial management; Distribution substations; Transmission line; Coordination mechanisms; Infrastructure projects; Distribution entity; Electricity demand; Electricity system; Access to electricity; Remedial actions; Average tariff; Burning biomass; Hydropower plant; Human resource; Technical assistance project; Human resource development; Electricity sector; Control system; Technical standard; Electric company; Power distribution; Electricity supply; Efficient use; Training manuals; Telephone; Heavy fuel oil; Electricity networks; Electrical engineers; Technical expertise; Technology tools; Public procurement; Cable; E-governance; Account management; Technical standards; Electrical safety; Technical measures; Renewable sources; Peak load; Tariff rates; Transmission system; Approach; Customer service; Inventory; Electricity access; Online training; Electricity act; Transmission systems; Current laws; Licenses; Electric distribution

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English

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DOI http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2014/06/19901614/republic-south-sudan-analysis-juba-distribution-network-capacity-building-needs-electricity-sector-advisory-services-document-consultants-summary-report https://hdl.handle.net/10986/19991

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Republic of South Sudan : Analysis of Juba Distribution Network and Capacity Building Needs in the Electricity Sector

2014

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