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GENERAL SECRETARIAT COMPARATIVE STUDY OF ELECTRICITY TARIFFS USED IN AFRICA DECEMBER 2009

CONTENT I. INTRODUCTION 3 PAGES II. METHODOLOGY 3 III. WORK ASSUMPTIONS 4 IV. COMPARATIVE TARIFFS TABLES 6-16 V. CONCLUSION 17 2

I. INTRODUCTION In 2002, the UPDEA General Secretariat carried out a comparative study for Low and Medium Voltage electricity tariffs used in Africa. The study covered 24 power utilities. The following one covers 40 power utilities spread out all over the 5 subregions of the continent. For this purpose, requests for information were sent to all utilities to provide updated data concerning their tariffs. For utilities which did not submit updated data, it was assumed that the data sent previously remain in force. This study occurs in the framework of «benchmarking» in order to allow the various power utilities enhance their performances by comparing themselves. This study also will serve as a decision making tool for authorities of African countries in the process of formulating their tariff policy. The study hereby does not concern public lighting and the High Voltage customers. The General Secretariat welcomes any suggestion to improve the study and expresses acknowledgments to all utilities which information have enabled to work out this report. It hopes that the next edition will cover all power utilities of Africa. II. METHODOLOGY The methodology followed : 1. A request was sent by the General Secretariat to the various utilities in order to receive information on their tariffs: structures, categories, costs, etc 2. The replies received were analysed in order to defined point of similarity and difference between the utilities. 3

3. Due to diversity in the list and content of tariffs categories and blocks, a harmonization was made in order to find bases to compare the rates received. To this end, the following standard categories were defined: - Social tariff (0 to 100 kwh) - Domestic tariff (Single and triphase) - Commercial tariff - Semi-Industrial and motive power tariff - Medium voltage tariff (only industrial usage was considered for MV consumers) NB: A study will be carried out later on to analyse the disparities in the definition of tariff categories and blocks between power utilities in order to make relevant recommendations. 4. Concerning the rates, given the diversity of tariff structures, averages were calculated for each standard category as mentioned above. Afterwards the results were converted into USD to illustrate better the comparison. The rates indicated are inclusive of taxes. 5. For a better comparison, only the following were considered : - Full time tariffs or equivalent tariffs, for utilities applying tariffs with time of use. - Calculation of an average for utilities applying seasonal tariffs - Medium usage for utilities applying tariffs with usage duration - Non including meter hiring fees. III. WORK ASSUMPTIONS The study has considered 6 categories of consumers. 1) Social LV consumers - Consumption : 100 kwh/month - Subscribed demand : 1 kw 4

2) Single phase domestic LV consumer - Consumption: 200kWh /month - Subscribed demand : 2 kw (1 st case) 4 kw (2 nd case 3). Three-phase domestic LV consumer - Consumption : 600 kwh/month - Subscribed demand : 6 kw (1 st case) 10 kw (2 nd case) 4). Commercial LV Consumer - Consumption : 1800 kwh / month - Subscribed demand :12 kw ( 1 st case) 15 kw (2 nd case) 5). Semi-industrial and motive power LV. Consumer - Consumption : 2500 kwh/ ( 1 st case) - Subscribed demand : 20 kw/ (2 nd case) 25 kw (2 nd case) 6). Medium Voltage consumer - Consumption : 35 000 kwh/month - Subscribed demand : 250 kw 5

COMPARATIVE TARIFFS TABLES 6

EEHC ONE GECOL SONELGAZ STEG (EGYPT) (MORROCO) (LIBYA) (ALGERIA) (TUNISIA) Social tariff (E=100kWh/month) 1kW 1,34 13,44 1,52 4,84 9,05 Single phase domestic usage 2kW 1,56 13,44 1,52 5,59 9,96 (E=200kWh/month) 4kW 1,56 17,56 1,52 6,07 10,20 Triphase domestic usage 6kW 2,50 13,44 1,52 6,09 11,48 (E=600kWh/month) 10kW 2,50 16,22 1,52 6,14 11,64 Commercial usage 12kW 8,02 11,52 3,64 6,66 12,44 (E=1 800kWh/month) 15kW 8,02 12,76 3,64 6,70 12,48 Semi-Industrial & motive power 20kW 8,33 12,62 3,18 6,68 12,53 (E=2 500kWh/month) 25kW 8,33 13,44 3,18 6,72 12,58 Medium voltage (E=35 000kWh/month) 250kW 3,20 12,27 2,35 6,36 8,70 7

COMPARATIVE TARIFF GRAPH 20,00 18,00 16,00 Social tariff (E=100kWh/month) 1kW Single phase domestic usage 2kW 14,00 Single phase domestic usage (E=200kWh/month) 4kW TARIFFS (Cents USD/kWh) 12,00 10,00 8,00 6,00 4,00 2,00 Triphase domestic usage 6kW Triphase domestic usage (E=600kWh/month) 10kW Commercial usage 12kW Commercial usage (E=1800kWh/month) 15kW Semi-Industrial & motive power 20kW Semi-Industrial & motive power (E=2500kWh/month) 25kW Medium voltage (E=35000kWh/month) 250kW 0,00 (EGYPT) (MORROCO) (LIBYA) (ALGERIA) (TUNISIA) EEHC ONE GECOL SONELGAZ STEG UTILITIES 8

REGIDESO ELECTROGAZ NEC KPLC EEPCO UEGCL CEB (BURUNDI) (RWANDA) (SUDAN) (KENYA) (ETHIOPIA) (UGANDA) (MAURITUS) Social tariff (E=100kWh/month) 1kW 3,70 13,99 3,04 9,70 4,25 23,74 8,42 Single phase domestic usage 2kW 3,82 13,99 9,88 13,50 5,09 24,79 10,04 (E=200kWh/month) 4kW 3,82 13,99 9,88 13,50 5,09 24,79 10,04 Triphase domestic usage 6kW 5,84 13,99 9,88 15,40 6,26 25,49 14,04 (E=600kWh/month) 10kW 5,84 13,99 9,88 15,40 6,26 25,49 14,04 Commercial usage 12kW 11,79 13,99 12,29 15,90 7,69 24,25 12,45 (E=1 800kWh/month) 15kW 11,79 13,99 12,29 15,90 7,69 24,25 12,94 Semi-Industrial & motive power 20kW 11,79 13,99 12,25 8,45 6,42 25,50 8,03 (E=2 500kWh/month) 25kW 11,79 13,99 12,25 8,45 6,42 26,26 8,53 Medium voltage (E=35 000kWh/month) 250kW 17,40 13,99 4,97 7,25 4,54 12,83 7,05 9

COMPARATIVE TARIFF GRAPH 30 25 Social tariff (E=100kWh/month) 1kW Single phase domestic usage 2kW TARIFFS (Cents USD/kWh) 20 15 10 Single phase domestic usage (E=200kWh/month) 4kW Triphase domestic usage 6kW Triphase domestic usage (E=600kWh/month) 10kW Commercial usage 12kW Commercial usage (E=1800kWh/month) 15kW Semi-Industrial & motive power 20kW 5 Semi-Industrial & motive power (E=2500kWh/month) 25kW Medium voltage (E=35000kWh/month) 250kW 0 (BURUNDI) (RWANDA) (SUDAN) (KENYA) (ETHIOPIA) (UGANDA) (MAURITUS) REGIDESO ELECTROGAZ NEC KPLC EEPCO UEGCL CEB UTILITIES 10

SNEL SEEG SNE STEE ENERCA AES-SONEL (DR CONGO) (GABON) (CONGO) (CHAD) (CENTRAL AFRICAN REP.) (CAMEROON) Social tariff (E=100kWh/month) 1kW 2,65 7,13 9,94 11,07 16,90 11,55 Single phase domestic usage 2kW 3,90 11,52 6,72 25,60 16,94 11,55 (E=200kWh/month) 4kW 3,90 15,10 6,72 25,60 16,30 11,55 Triphase domestic usage 6kW 8,70 15,90 6,72 25,60 16,94 12,73 (E=600kWh/month) 10kW 8,70 16,64 6,72 25,60 16,51 12,73 Commercial usage 12kW 11,00 17,23 6,40 26,75 16,80 14,94 (E=1 800kWh/month) 15kW 11,00 17,58 6,40 26,75 16,66 15,70 Semi-Industrial & motive power 20kW 15,00 14,76 5,64 23,26 14,27 14,09 (E=2 500kWh/month) 25kW 15,00 15,80 5,64 23,26 14,13 15,00 Medium voltage (E=35 000kWh/month) 250kW 9,80 16,17 7,60 19,33 11,91 13,17 11

COMPARATIVE TARIFF GRAPH 30 25 Social tariff (E=100kWh/month) 1kW Single phase domestic usage 2kW TARIFFS (Cents USD/kWh) 20 15 10 5 Single phase domestic usage (E=200kWh/month) 4kW Triphase domestic usage 6kW Triphase domestic usage (E=600kWh/month) 10kW Commercial usage 12kW Commercial usage (E=1800kWh/month) 15kW Semi-Industrial & motive power 20kW Semi-Industrial & motive power (E=2500kWh/month) 25kW Medium voltage (E=35000kWh/month) 250kW 0 (DR CONGO) (GABON) (CONGO) (CHAD) (CENTRAL AFRICAN REP.) (CAMEROON) SNEL SEEG SNE STEE ENERCA EAS-SONEL UTILITIES 12

EDEL ZESCO ESKOM ESCOM EDM TANESCO JIRAMA ZESA NAMPOWER (ANGOLA) (ZAMBIA) (RSA) (MALAWI) (MOZAMBIQUE) (TANZANIA) (MADAGASCAR) (ZIMBABWE) (NAMIBIA) Social tariff (E=100kWh/month) 1kW 2,08 1,13 4,62 4,17 4,04 6,46 9,06 2,07 12,15 Single phase domestic usage 2kW 4,48 2,04 4,62 3,78 10,25 8,88 22,93 1,46 12,15 (E=200kWh/month) 4kW 4,48 2,04 4,62 3,78 10,25 8,88 23,38 1,46 13,75 Triphase domestic usage 6kW 4,48 2,18 4,12 3,53 11,34 8,40 22,28 1,01 12,15 (E=600kWh/month) 10kW 4,48 2,18 4,12 3,53 11,34 8,40 22,88 1,01 18,85 Commercial usage 12kW 5,88 4,13 3,64 6,57 14,75 10,61 22,12 1,11 8,79 (E=1 800kWh/month) 15kW 5,88 4,13 3,64 6,57 14,75 11,84 22,34 1,11 10,47 Semi-Industrial & motive power 20kW 5,50 4,52 3,38 12,44 9,28 10,00 22,23 1,04 10,13 (E=2 500kWh/month) 25kW 5,50 4,92 3,55 14,53 10,13 11,48 22,50 1,04 12,15 Medium voltage (E=35 000kWh/month) 250kW 2,93 4,72 2,81 9,87 8,08 9,91 22,55 1,45 9,19 13

COMPARATIVE TARIFF GRAPH 25 TARIFFS (Cents USD/kWh) 20 15 10 5 Social tariff (E=100kWh/month) 1kW Single phase domestic usage 2kW Single phase domestic usage (E=200kWh/month) 4kW Triphase domestic usage 6kW Triphase domestic usage (E=600kWh/month) 10kW Commercial usage 12kW Commercial usage (E=1800kWh/month) 15kW 0 Semi-Industrial & motive power 20kW (ANGOLA) (ZAMBIA) (RSA) (MALAWI) (MOZAMBIQUE) (TANZANIA) UTILITIES (MADAGASCAR) (ZIMBABWE) (NAMIBIA) EDEL ZESCO ESKOM ESCOM EDM TANESCO JIRAMA ZESA NAMPOWER Semi-Industrial & motive power (E=2500kWh/month) 25kW Medium voltage(e=35000kwh/month) 250kW 14

CIE CEET SONABEL EDM NIGELEC SENELEC PHCN SBEE VRA NAWEC LEC ECG EDG (COTE D'IVOIRE) (TOGO) (BURKINA FASO) (MALI) (NIGER) (SENEGAL) (NIGERIA) (BENIN) (GHANA) (GAMBIA) (LIBERIA (GHANA) (GUINEA) Social tariff (E=100kWh/month) 1kW 6,51 13,50 20,10 15,96 11,23 17,58 1,05 14,40 8,07 12,57 34,00 6,27 8,70 Single phase domestic usage 2kW 18,80 13,55 23,41 19,79 11,23 17,74 3,12 14,93 7,80 15,03 34,00 6,27 8,70 (E=200kWh/month) 4kW 20,60 14,00 26,93 19,79 11,23 20,47 3,12 14,93 7,80 15,03 34,00 6,27 8,70 Triphase domestic usage 6kW 16,51 15,55 25,48 29,57 11,23 17,74 3,04 16,34 10,32 16,68 34,00 8,61 8,70 (E=600kWh/month) 10kW 17,74 15,85 27,23 29,57 11,23 19,56 3,04 16,34 10,32 16,68 34,00 8,61 8,70 Commercial usage 12kW 18,74 17,91 24,71 30,57 13,40 23,52 6,45 16,00 14,61 24,17 34,00 14,61 12,40 (E=1 800kWh/month) 15kW 19,10 18,36 25,30 30,57 13,54 24,91 6,45 16,00 14,61 24,17 34,00 14,61 12,40 Semi-Industrial & motive power 20kW 18,89 18,40 24,95 23,19 13,52 24,63 6,44 16,00 13,22 24,17 34,00 13,22 12,40 (E=2 500kWh/month) 25kW 19,33 18,95 24,95 23,19 13,68 25,31 6,44 16,00 13,22 24,17 34,00 13,22 12,40 Medium voltage (E=35 000kWh/month) 250kW 16,37 14,92 24,62 19,37 8,27 20,09 7,95 15,15 14,06 27,33 34,00 14,06 12,40 15

COMPARATIVE TARIFF GRAPH TARIFFS (Cents USD/kWh) 40 35 30 25 20 15 10 Social tariff (E=100kWh/month) 1kW Single phase domestic usage 2kW Single phase domestic usage (E=200kWh/month) 4kW Triphase domestic usage 6kW Triphase domestic usage (E=600kWh/month) 10kW Commercial usage 12kW 5 Commercial usage (E=1800kWh/month) 15kW 0 (COTE D'IVOIRE) (TOGO) (BURKINA FASO) (MALI) (NIGER) (SENEGAL) (NIGERIA) (BENIN) (GHANA) (GAMBIA) (LIBERIA) (GHANA) (GUINEA) Semi-Industrial & motive power 20kW Semi-Industrial & motive power (E=2500kWh/month) 25kW Medium voltage (E=35000kWh/month) 250kW CIE CEET SONABEL EDM NIGELEC SENELEC PHCN SBEE VRA NAWEC LEC ECG EDG UTILITIES 16

IV. CONCLUSION The study has shown a large disparity in the definition of tariff categories and blocks. Each utility has its own list of categories even for those who operate in similar socio-economic and political environments. Some utilities use one rate for all their customers while others practice unmetered tariffs for some categories of clients. The average rates resulting from our calculations range as follows: In LV: from 1.01 to 34.0 US cents/kwh In MV: from 1.45 to 34.0 US cents: kwh To improve billing process within our utilities, it would be better to carry out a comprehensive study on billing methods, categories of tariffs, tariffs blocks, unmetered tariffs, etc. 17