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Great Rift Valley Energy Summit IIThe Official SummiT Guide

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Contents

Welcome 3

Timetable of Events 4

List of Roundtables 8

Profiles: Country Delegations 11

Profiles: Speakers 24

International Organisations List 28

Participants List 30

Participants Profiles 32

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WelComeWelcome to the second Great Rift Valley Energy Summit.

This continues the GRV summits series as historic events that significantly contribute to the growth and prosperity in East Africa, and I would like to thank the officials present for their valued support of this initiative.

The aim of this Summit is to bring together international investors, development agencies and technology providers within the renewable energy, conventional energy, power generation, transmission and distribution sectors with the clear objective of encouraging all to buy into, discuss and partner with ready-to-invest and proposed energy projects throughout the region.

We are grateful for the cooperation of Hon. Mr. Tegenu ALEMAYEHU and the assistance of Mr. Getahun MOGES, Director General and Mr. Tadiwos GEREMEW, Director of Communication, both of the Ethiopian Electricity Authority.

We hope that our summit encourages advancement in the energy sector in the region and that all participants over the next two days will further the aims of all involved.

James Ramsey Ceo, entico Corporation

While every effort has been made to ensure all details are correct at the time of going to print, there may be late additions or changes to the participants. Whilst every effort is made to ensure accuracy, the organisers and publishers cannot take responsibility for losses resulting from publishing errors, however caused. All rights reserved. No part of

this official guide may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, or by any means of information storage and retrieval systems without prior permission in writing from copyright owners. Multiple copying of the contents of this publication without prior approval is not permitted.

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timetable of events

tuesday 22nd october 2013 Pre-event registration & netWorKing, 17:00 Hilton addis ababa Foyer

Day one: Wednesday 23rd octoberMarquee registration and WelcoMe coFFee 08:00

Mr. andy doWell 08:40 Events Director, Entico Events WelcoMe reMarKs

etHioPia national antHeM 08:45

Host Ministry’s oPening reMarKs

Ethiopia Hon. mr. tegenu alemaYeHU 08:50 Minister of Water and Energy

session one:

African Union H.e. elham ibRaHim (session CHaiR) 09:10 Commission Commissioner for Infrastructure and Energy

Djibouti Hon. mr. ali YaCoUb maHamoUD 09:25 Minister of Energy and Natural Resources

Burundi mr. firmin niKoYanGiZe 09:40 Assistant to the Minister, Burundi Ministry of Energy and Mines

Comoros mr. Houmadi naoilDine 09:55 Chief, Geological Bureau of Comoros

Egypt mr. mohamed Habib 10:10 Vice President, EEHC - Egyptian Electricity Holding Company

Q&a 10:25

Coffee and networking 10:30 – 10:50


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timetable of eventssession tWo: Modern & sustainable energy tecHnologies

session CHaiR: mr. Peder anDReasen 10:50 Africa Region Representative, Gama – Gold Sponsor

Panel: ms. Kidanua abeRa GiZaW 11:00 Energy and Low Carbon Development Focal Point, UNDP sustainable energy for all: the Role of UnDP in Realizing the Un sG’s initiative

mr. samson atsbha beRHe 11:15 Head of Renewable Energy Technologies Department, Energy Coordination Office, GIZ experiences of GiZ ethiopia, energy Coordination office (eCo) in promoting solar technologies in off-grid areas of ethiopia

Q&a 11:30

session tHree: Wind & geotHerMal energy

session CHaiR: Dr. mohamed aDan 11:35 Group CEO , Hashi energy – Gold Sponsor

mr. stephan Willms 11:45 Integrated Expert, GIZ / CIM Wind energy in the Rift valley: How wind energy can solve energy issues and what needs to be done

mr. martin sCHUbeRt 12:00 Senior Project Manager, Environment and Energy, KfW &

mr. Rashid abDallaH, Energy Expert, AU - African Union Joint Presentation:

Geothermal Risk mitigation facility: an alternative way to finance geothermal development

Q&a 12:25

lunch & networking 12:30 – 14:00

PrescHeduled roundtable Meetings 14:00 please check roundtable numbers on page 8

day close 18:00

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Day two: thursday 24th octoberMarquee WelcoMe coFFee 08:00

session one:

Kenya mr. Davis CHiRCHiR 08:45 Minister of Energy

Malawi mr. Robert mDeZa (session CHaiR) 09:00 CEO, National Oil Company of Malawi Limited (NOCMA)

Rwanda Hon. ms. emma francoise isUmbinGabo 09:15 Minister of State for Energy

South Sudan Hon. ms. Jemma nunu KUmba 09:25 Minister of Electricity and Dams

Q&a 09:35

session tWo:

Uganda Hon. mr. simon D’UJanGa 09:40 Minister of State for Energy

Zambia Hon. mr. Charles ZUlU 09:50 Deputy Minister of Mines, Energy & Water Development

Sudan Hon. mrs. tabita sHoKai 10:00 Minister of State, Minstry of Water Resources & Electricity

Tanzania mr. Hosea mbise 10:10 Commissioner of Energy, Tanzania Ministry of Energy & Minerals

Q&a 10:25

networking and coffee 10:30 – 10:50


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session tHree: reneWable energy

session CHaiR: mr. Rodd eDDY 10:50 International Sustainable Development Consultant, Phillips – Gold Sponsor

Panel: mr. frank WoUteRs 11:00 Deputy Director-General, IRENA - International Renewable Energy Agency africa Clean energy Corridor - Connecting nations

mr. Crispin Zana 11:15 EUEI PDF - EU Energy Initiative, Partnership Dialogue Facility the Renewable energy Cooperation Programme between africa and the eU

Q&a 11:30

session Four: regulation

session CHaiR: mr. albert stoCKell 11:35 Managing Director, sGs Kenya limited – Silver Sponsor

mr. belayneh GiZaW 11:45 Director, Electricity Operation Licensing Directorate, EEA - Ethiopian Electricity Agency Regulatory framework and Power sector investment in ethiopia

Dr. frederick nYanG 12:00 Ag. Director General, K-ERC - Kenya Energy Regulatory Commission new energy Regulations in Kenya and their impact on business

mr. olivier nGoRoRabanGa 12:15 Energy Specialist, RDB - Rwanda Development Board investing in Rwanda energy sector

Q&a 12:25

lunch & networking 12:30 – 14:00

PrescHeduled roundtable Meetings 14:00 please check roundtable numbers on page 8

day close 18:00

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GRV EnergyGreat Rift Valley Energy SummitEntico Summits are designed to offer ample opportunities for communication between interested parties.

Members of the official delegations from the participating countries as well as some of the invited speakers will hold individual, custom-tailored meetings, aimed at an in-depth exploration of their current and future projects.

Please refer to your schedules for the times allocated to your meetings. Our team will be happy to assist you with getting to your meetings as well as with any ad-hoc matters regarding the roundtables.

list of RoUnDtables table no ministRies 1 Ethiopia Ministry of Water and Energy 2 Djibouti Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources 3 Malawi Ministry of Energy 4 Rwanda Ministry of Infrastructure 5 South Sudan Ministry of Electricity and Dams 6 Sudan Minstry of Electricity & Water Resources 7 Tanzania Ministry of energy and Mines 8 Uganda Ministry of Energy and Mineral Development 9 Zambia Ministry of Mines, Energy & Water Development ReGUlatoRs 10 Geological Bureau of Comoros 11 EEA - Ethiopian Electricity Agency 12 Egypt New & Renewable Energy Authority 13 EWSA - Energy, Water and Sanitation Authority of Rwanda 14 K-ERC - Kenya Energy Regulatory Commission 15 Uganda Investment Authority PaRastatal ComPanies 16 EDD - Electricity of Djibouti 17 EEHC - Egyptian Electricity Holding Company 18 EEPCO - Ethiopian Electric Power Corporation 19 ESCOM - Electricity Supply Corporation of Malawi 20 GNPOC - Greater Nile Petroleum Operating Company 21 K-ABC - Kenya Association of Biogas Contractors 22 KGDC - Kenya Geothermal Development Company 23 KNEB - Kenya Nuclear Electricity Board 24 NOCMA - National Oil Company of Malawi 25 RDB - Rwanda Development Board 26 REGIDESO - Régie de Production et de Distribution d’Eau et d’Electricité 27 SETCO - Sudanese Electricity Transmission Co. Ltd 28 SPC - Sudanese Petroleum Corporation 29 TANESCO - Tanzania Electric Supply Company 30 Uganda Electricity Generation Co. Ltd. inteRnational anD non-GoveRnmental oRGanisations 31 AUC - African Union Commission 32 EUEI PDF - EU Energy Initiative Partnership Dialogue Facility 33 GIZ 34 IRENA - International Renewable Energy Agency 35 JICA - Japan International Cooperation Agency 36 KfW 37 SNV 38 UNDP - United Nations Development Programme 39 UNECA - United Nations economic Commission for Africa 40 USAID

RoUnDtable meetinGs

For over 20 years, Hashi energy has provided

leading edge solutions in over 7 countries in

Africa. With a deep understanding of local and

regional markets, the company’s products and

services have reached a substantial African

population. Hashi’s reliability & efficiency has

put it above the competition since as an

indeginous oil marketer, the company better

understands the needs of Africa by providing

real solutions for clean and affordable energy.

Hashi Energy has a diverse range of products

and services that impact on Africa by improving

the lives of millions of people. The company

markets and distributes petroleum products;

bulk unleaded premium mogas, automotive

gasoil, illuminating kerosene, jet A1, fuel oil and

liquefied petroleum gas (LPG).

To exceed customers expectations, Hashi is

constantly encouraging innovative and creative

thinking within the organisation by tapping into

the human resource synergy that eventually

impacts on the customers.

Hashi recently partnered with ENI lubricant

brand (AGIP) as the official distributors in Kenya,

Tanzania, Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi and Eastern

Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). The

product was launched at a colourful ceremony

in Nairobi that was attended by among others

the Cabinet Secretary for Energy and Petroleum

Hon. Davies Chirchir who was the Chief Guest.

“The Kenya Vision 2030 Blue Print has

identified the Energy sector as a key

foundation and one of the infrastructural

“enablers” upon which the economic, social

and political pillars of this long-term

development strategy will be built”

The ENI range of lubricants includes

automotives, industrial, marine, greases and

specialties products that satisfy lubrication

requirements of any type of machine and

industrial plants.

Hashi shall continue to come up with affordable

and effecient energy solutions and services by

providing customers in East and Central Africa

with satisfaction, security and peace of mind.

“The Kenya Vision 2030 Blue Print

has identified the Energy sector as a

key foundation and one of the

infrastructural “enablers” upon

which the economic, social and

political pillars of this long-term


Hon. Davies Chirchir, Cabinet

Secretary for Energy & Petroleum

Hashi Gas range that comes in a variety of sizesthat suit all categories of use

The ENI brand of lubricants and greases that was recently launched into the Kenyan market

“We are currently supplying over 400 million litres of petroleum to East and Southern Africa, with over 800 million litres capacity” Dr. Mohamed Adan, Group CEO Hashi Energy Ltd.

Hashi Energy Ltd. is pleased to announce the

appointment of Dr. Mohamed Adan as the

Chief Executive Officer of the company.

Dr. Mohamed Adan holds a Bachelor of

Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery. He also

holds a Global Executive Master of Business

Administration Degree. He has previously

served as a Director with Hashi Energy Ltd. in

charge of business operations in Kenya

where he initiated market growth of the

company as well as formulating the

expansion of LPG markets.

Hashi Energy Ltd. which is an ISO certified

company, is set to benefit immensely from

the dynamic and fresh leadership of Dr.

Mohamed Adan especially as the business

seeks to venture further into unexplored and

untapped areas of the energy sector.

For many years, fuel marketing and

distribution has been the flagship business

for Hashi Energy, however, recent

investments in LPG and Automotive

lubricants as well as an adequate local and

regional coverage is proof of the company’s

solid growth.

For over 20 years, Hashi energy has provided

leading edge solutions in over 7 countries in

Africa. With a deep understanding of local and

regional markets, the company’s products and

services have reached a substantial African

population. Hashi’s reliability & efficiency has

put it above the competition since as an

indeginous oil marketer, the company better

understands the needs of Africa by providing

real solutions for clean and affordable energy.

Hashi Energy has a diverse range of products

and services that impact on Africa by improving

the lives of millions of people. The company

markets and distributes petroleum products;

bulk unleaded premium mogas, automotive

gasoil, illuminating kerosene, jet A1, fuel oil and

liquefied petroleum gas (LPG).

To exceed customers expectations, Hashi is

constantly encouraging innovative and creative

thinking within the organisation by tapping into

the human resource synergy that eventually

impacts on the customers.

Hashi recently partnered with ENI lubricant

brand (AGIP) as the official distributors in Kenya,

Tanzania, Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi and Eastern

Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). The

product was launched at a colourful ceremony

in Nairobi that was attended by among others

the Cabinet Secretary for Energy and Petroleum

Hon. Davies Chirchir who was the Chief Guest.

“The Kenya Vision 2030 Blue Print has

identified the Energy sector as a key

foundation and one of the infrastructural

“enablers” upon which the economic, social

and political pillars of this long-term


The ENI range of lubricants includes

automotives, industrial, marine, greases and

specialties products that satisfy lubrication

requirements of any type of machine and

industrial plants.

Hashi shall continue to come up with affordable

and effecient energy solutions and services by

providing customers in East and Central Africa

with satisfaction, security and peace of mind.

“The Kenya Vision 2030 Blue Print

has identified the Energy sector as a

key foundation and one of the

infrastructural “enablers” upon

which the economic, social and

political pillars of this long-term


Hon. Davies Chirchir, Cabinet

Secretary for Energy & Petroleum

Hashi Gas range that comes in a variety of sizesthat suit all categories of use

The ENI brand of lubricants and greases that was recently launched into the Kenyan market

“We are currently supplying over 400 million litres of petroleum to East and Southern Africa, with over 800 million litres capacity” Dr. Mohamed Adan, Group CEO Hashi Energy Ltd.

Hashi Energy Ltd. is pleased to announce the

appointment of Dr. Mohamed Adan as the

Chief Executive Officer of the company.

Dr. Mohamed Adan holds a Bachelor of

Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery. He also

holds a Global Executive Master of Business

Administration Degree. He has previously

served as a Director with Hashi Energy Ltd. in

charge of business operations in Kenya

where he initiated market growth of the

company as well as formulating the

expansion of LPG markets.

Hashi Energy Ltd. which is an ISO certified

company, is set to benefit immensely from

the dynamic and fresh leadership of Dr.

Mohamed Adan especially as the business

seeks to venture further into unexplored and

untapped areas of the energy sector.

For many years, fuel marketing and

distribution has been the flagship business

for Hashi Energy, however, recent

investments in LPG and Automotive

lubricants as well as an adequate local and

regional coverage is proof of the company’s

solid growth.


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etHioPia Hon. mr. tegenu alemaYeHU Minister, Ethiopia Ministry of Water and Energy Hon. Tegenu Alemayehu is a member of the parliament, has been Minister of Water and Energy since September 2010 and Minister of Mines and Energy from 2006 to August 2010. Following a Masters in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Tashkent in Uzbekistan (former USSR) he joined the Water Resource Development Authority in Addis Abba as a senior expert and served as head of the Oromiya Water Supply Department. He was a member of the Oromiya Regional Cabinet and is Chairman and Board member for several development Agencies in Ethiopia.

ethiopia ministry of Water and energy The Ministry of Water and Energy was established in 2010 with the purpose of assisting in the achievement of the Growth and Transformation Plan (GTP) for the water and energy sector. Major areas of interest are: potable drinking water and sanitation programs, irrigation and drainage development studies, design and construction, river basin and master plan studies, and energy development such as hydropower and alternative energies from solar, wind and bio-fuel as well. The ministry envisions that Ethiopia will be a model of excellence in water resources development utilization and renewable energy hub in East Africa by 2015.

mr Getahun moGes General Manager, EEA - Ethiopian Electricity AgencyMr. MOGES holds a Degree in Economics. He has experience as an energy economist working at the national power utility from 1984 – 2000. At the National power utility he was employed as a planning expert and a marketing manager. Since February 2000 he was entrusted with the responsibility to establish a national electricity regulatory Agency known as Ethiopian Electricity Agency (EEA) and is currently the Director General of this Agency.

mr. belayneh GiZaW feleKe Director, Electrical Works Licensing & Administration Directorate, EEA - Ethiopian Electricity Agency

Mr. GIZAW FELEKE is an project manager with many years of experience in government where he served in varied functions such as planning, management and co-ordination. He has experience in tariffs as well as policy, advocacy and capacity building. Mr. GIZAW FELEKE holds a B.A. Economics and Law from the Addis Ababa University.

tadiwos GeRemeW Director of Communication, EEA - Ethiopian Electricity Agency

ethiopian electricity agency (eea) The Ethiopian Electricity Agency was established by proclamation of the House of the Parliament in 1989 and started its activities in 2000. The Agency is responsible for energy regulation and is currently developing a framework to this effect. The Agency has established a distinct portfolio within its structure to undertake this task. It is also entrusted to license electricity operations, to issue investment licenses, professional competency and trade certifications and to promote energy efficiency.

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mr miheret Debebe Chief Executive Officer, Ethiopian Electric Power Corporation

ethiopian electric Power Corporation The Ethiopian Electric Power Corporation (EEPCo) as a public utility enterprise was established for indefinite duration by regulation No. 18/1997, and conferred with the powers and duties of the previous Ethiopian Electric Light and Power Authority. The purpose of the corporation is to engage in the business of producing, transmitting, distributing and selling electrical energy in accordance with economic and social development policies and priorities of the government and to carry out any other related activities that would enable it achieve its purpose.

mr. melis teKa Renewable Energy Advisor, SNVMr. Teka is an expert in solar, biofuel and biogas. He initiated and led the country biofuels strategy paper and managed the Biofuel Development Program and Forum as well as the Coordinated Renewable Energy Forum. He also coordinated the ethanol blended project. He advised and supported the National Biogas Program of Ethiopia as well as the EU/HoAREC biogas project on behalf of SNV. Mr. Teka holds MSc in Renewable Energy from University of Oldenburg, Germany.snv SNV Netherlands Development Organisation was founded in the Netherlands almost 50 years ago. Since then SNV has built a long-term, local presence in some of the poorest countries in Asia, Africa and Latin America. The SNV team of advisors work with local partners to equip communities, businesses and organisations with the tools, knowledge and connections they need to increase their incomes and gain access to basic services, empowering them to break the cycle of poverty and guide their own development.

bURUnDi mr. Pierre baRamPanZe Coordinator of Mpanda Power Plant, Ministry of Energy and Mines

Mr. BARAMPANZE is a mechanical engineer working with the Burundian Ministry of Energy and Mines since 1989, involved in planning and energy policy, studies and works on electrification infrastructure development. He represented the government in its membership negotiations with the East African Community and with the East African Common Market.

ministry of energy and mines, burundi

The Burundi Ministry of energy and Mines, through its General Direction for Energy, has both regulatory and active mandates with regards to energy development in Burundi. Its current projects include the construction of micro-plants for hydroelectric power as well as projects aimed at developing biogas. It has also initiated the founding of the Burundi Centre of Studies on Alternative Energies (CEBEA).

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mr. Jean bosco nDUWimana Expert in Energy and Mining Law, Ministry of Energy and Mines

Mr. NDUWIMANA worked as adviser and consultant for organisations at national or regional level on themes such as good governance, rule of law and democracy since 1998. He holds a LLB from the University of BURUNDI and from 2011, he registered with the Bujumbura Bar.

mr. firmin niKoYanGiZe Assistant to the Minister, Ministry of Energy and Mines

mr. liberat mfUmUKeKo Managing Director, REGIDESO Régie de Production et de Distribution d’Eau et d’Electricité

mr. Jean-marie nDiKUmaGenGe Chief of Service, Asset Control, REGIDESO Régie de Production et de Distribution d’Eau et d’ElectricitéRegideso “Régie de Production et de Distribution d’Eau et de l’Électricité” (REGIDESO) is the main supplier of electricity and water in the main urban areas in Burundi. REGIDESO employs 1,260 people and reports to the Ministry of Energy and Mines. REGIDESO has seven hydroelectric power plants with a total installed capacity of 30.6 MW. Two hydro power plants with a total capacity of 30 MW are under construction. It imports a total of about 15 MW from SINELAC and SNEL (DRC). REGIDESO has a 5.5 MW thermal plant and another thermal plant of 5 MW is under construction.

ComoRos mr. ali Houmadi moHameD Director of Cabinet Ministry of Production, Environment, Energy, Industry and Handicraft

mr. Houmadi naoilDine Chief, Geological Bureau of Comoros Mr Naoildine has a PhD in Applied Geophysics, as well as Masters degrees in Engineering Geology and Energy Management and Environment. Since 2011, Mr Naoildine has been Chief of Geological Bureau of Comoros, before that Mr Naoildine was Senior Lecturer at the University of Comoros, applied geophysics (2003) where he oversaw the implementation of a digital campus providing technology services to higher education and research. Previous to that he provided consultation services for national and international development agencies in the areas of environment, energy and technology. He is part of the national team on the preparation of national communications on climate change. The team are developing the initial strategy document poverty reduction.

Geological bureau of Comoros The Geological Bureau of Comoros, under the supervision of the Vice-President in charge of Energy, proposes and implements government policy in all matters related to geology, including exploration of underground resources or other. It has a mission in the management of geological infrastructure, underground heritage and mining control. Currently, our major activities are oil exploration program, geothermal energy project and legal framework of these sectors.


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DJiboUti Hon. mr. ali Yacoub maHamoUD Minister, Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources

Hon. MAHAMOUD worked as technical advisor, manager of the Coordination Committee Against Poverty and managing director on National Solidarity in the Ministry of Employment and Solidarity. Later he was appointed Minister of Health and served on the position from May 2011 to March 2013. He also served as General Secretary in the Ministry of Energy.

Hon. MAHAMOUD read for a DEA degree in international migration and later graduated master degree of contemporary history from the University of Poitiers. He was also awarded a Masters in Public Administration by the ENA - Ecole Nationale d’Administration, France.

ministry of energy in charge of natural Resources The Ministry of Energy in charge of Natural Resources elaborates and establishes the overall policy and formulation in the energy sector; it also initiates country-wide projects involving other stakeholders in the market. Some of its current aims are to diversify primary sources of energy for conversion to electricity on a commercial basis at affordable prices, to ensure the availability and access to clean, adequate and low cost energy and to offset the dependency on imported petroleum products and the related high cost of energy.

mr. abdou mohamed HoUmeD National Coordinator of Djibouti Geothermal Project, EDD - Electricity of Djibouti

From January 1987 to July 1988 Mr. MOHAMED HOUMED managed the exploration drilling on the Asal geothermal project and on behalf of Djibouti Research Institute. From April 1990, he transferred to Electricity of Djibouti (EDD) as the Head of Geothermal Department and led the corrosion and scaling study with the Icelandic company Virkir-Orkint, on the same geothermal project. From October 2007 to April 2008, he led the pre-feasibility study with the Reykjavik Energy Invest (REI) in the Asal - Fiale geothermal field.

Since 2011, Mr. MOHAMED HOUMED is the National Coordinator for the Asal - Fiale Geothermal Project under the Ministry of Energy in charge of Natural Resource. He holds a masters degree in Geology from University of Auckland, New Zealand.

electricity of Djibouti (eDD)

Electricity of Djibouti (EDD) is a state-owned company, in charge for supply, transmission and production of electricity in Djibouti. EDD has been involved in geothermal projects since 1990, when it created a geothermal department in the organisation.

Since 2011, EDD has been also involved in the interconnection grid between Djibouti and Ethiopia. As an executing agency EDD will manage the ongoing Assal - Fiale Geothermal Project proceeding with the feasibility study financed by the World Bank, African Development Bank and other donors.

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eGYPt mrs. omnia elGeaWenY Chief of Projects, New & Renewable Energy Authority (NREA)

Mrs. ELGEAWENY has been working with the NREA since 1989 where she is currently responsible for wind farms and concentrated solar power plants. She currently works on developing the Green Pyramid Rating System, a system for rating energy efficiency of buildings. Her functions also include full-cycle supervision and management of projects from initial proposals to engineering works on site, preparation of tender documents and evaluation of technical and financial offers for awarding contracts. Mrs. ELGEAWENY is a member of the Egyptian Green Building Council and has a BS in Engineering from Ain Shams University.

new & Renewable energy authority (nRea)

The Egyptian government announced a strategy to increase with 20% the contribution of renewable energies to the total generated electricity by 2020. Within the strategy to implement this goal, the New & Renewable Energy Authority (NREA), established in 1986, acts as the national focal point for the development and introduction of renewable energy technologies in Egypt on a commercial scale together and for the implementation of related energy conservation programs. As part of its mandate, the NREA set up a wind farm with a capacity of 550 MW and an integrated solar combined cycle power plant capacity of 140 MW. Also, a testing and research center was created in collaboration with the European Union and Italy to complete the studies and research necessary to develop equipment and systems. The Center serves Egyptian energy efficiency standards and the labeling program through specialized laboratories for refrigerators, washing machines, air conditioning equipment and lighting units.

mr. mohamed Habib Vice President, EEHC - Egyptian Electricity Holding Company

KenYa mr. David Jesse Secretary General & CEO, Kenya Association of Biogas Contractors

Mr. JESSE is a consultant and trainer in renewable energy systems with experience in biogas construction, green energy and carbon markets. He is particularly involved in the Kajiado County Green Energy Program, a vision to achieve 50% replacement fossil fuel with renewable energy sources by 2030 in Kenya (replace charcoal, wood fuel, kerosene and electricity with biogas, briquettes, solar, wind and biofuels). Mr. JESSE holds a degree in Civil Engineering from the University of Nairobi.


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mr. nabutola mUsUnGU WYCliffe Chairman, Kenya Association of Biogas Contractors

Mr. Musungu Wycliffe is an experienced energy professional having worked mainly on GTZ/ Special Energy programme and GEF/ UNIDO industrial energy efficiency project under the Ministry of Energy. He specialises in industrial energy efficiency improvement, biogas, solar wind and biomass based technologies and holds a MSc. in Renewable Energy Technologies from Carl von Ossiezky University Oldenburg, Germany.

Kenya association of biogas Contractors (abC-K)

ABC-K is a business member organization set up and registered to cater for the interests of the stakeholders in the renewable energy sector in general and in biogas sub-sector in particular. Its membership currently runs to over 30 comprises, seasoned contractors, trained masons and consultants in renewable energy and energy efficiency. ABC-K is involved in the development of standards in the biogas and also bioenergy sectors; it is also a member of the National Mirror Committee for both biogas and bioenergy international technical committees.

mr. frederick nYanG Adjutant General to Director General K-ERC – Kenya Energy Regulatory Commission

Mr. NYANG is a specialist in Energy and Environmental Economics with twenty five years work experience spanning regulation, academia and public service. He holds a Ph.D. in Economics.

K-eRC - Kenya energy Regulatory Commission

The Energy Regulatory Commission is charged with regulating the energy sector in Kenya, maintaining a list of accredited energy auditors, collecting, maintaining and providing energy data and preparing the indicative national energy plan. It is also tasked with monitoring and ensuring the implementation and observance of the principles of fair competition in the energy sector, in coordination with other statutory authorities and protecting the interests of consumers, investors and other stakeholders.

Dr. silas simiYU Managing Director & CEO Kenya Geothermal Development Company

Dr. SIMIYU has more than 20 years’ experience in the development of geothermal resources having worked with the Kenya Power and Lighting Company (KPLC) and Kenya Electricity Generating Company (KenGen). He was instrumental in the establishment of the Olkaria power plant.

He holds a PhD in Applied Geophysics from the University of Texas, and an MSc and BSc in Physics and Geology from the University of Nairobi. He also studied at United Nations University in Iceland and Duke University, USA.

He is a member of the Society of Exploration Geophysicists, the American Geophysical Union, Chairman of the Geothermal Association of Kenya, which he established, and a Director on the Board of the International Geothermal Association (IGA).

Geothermal Development Company

The Geothermal Development Company (GDC) is a 100% state-owned company, formed by the Government of Kenya to fast track the development of geothermal resources in the country. GDC’s mandate includes the promotion of rapid development of geothermal

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resources in Kenya through surface exploration and drilling for steam, managing the geothermal reservoirs, ensuring constant supply of steam for power generation as well as the promotion of alternative uses of geothermal resources other than generation of electricity, including green house heating, drying of grains, pasteurizing milk, cooling and heating of rooms, among others.

mr. Collins Gordon JUma Head of Secretariat & Technical Director, KNEB - Kenya Nuclear Electricity Board

Mr. Juma has been working for Kenya Nuclear Electricity Board (KNEB) as the Director, Technical Affairs since November 2011. His role includes: supervising Technical Functions, including Research and Electricity Development; developing collaborative program with Universities and Research Institutions with regard to Nuclear Energy and identifying suitable sites within the Republic of Kenya which can be considered for constructing nuclear power plants. Previous positions include: Chief Technical Affairs Engineer, KenGen and Senior Energy Purchase Engineer, KPLC. Mr. Juma has a Bachelor of Engineering (B.E. Mechanical), Master of Business Administration (Operations Management) and a Ph.D in Operations Management (on-going at UoN).Kneb - Kenya nuclear electricity board The Nuclear Electricity Project Committee (NEPC), established in November 2010, was transformed into the Kenya Nuclear Electricity Board (KNEB)in November 2012. The mandate of the Board is to spearhead and fast track development of nuclear energy for electricity generation to realize Kenya’s Vision 2030. KNEB is charged with defining, coordinating and implementing Kenya’s nuclear power programme.

malaWi mr. Robert mDeZa Chief Executive Officer, National Oil Company of MalawiMr. Mdeza joined the National Oil Company of Malawi (NOCMA) at its inception and now leads the management team. For over twenty five years previous to joining the NOCMA, he served at senior management levels in commerce and industry, with the last ten in the oil industry, including as Chief Executive Officer of PIL - Petroleum Importers Limited. Mr. MDEZA is a Chartered Accountant.

national oil Company of malawi The National Oil Company of Malawi Limited (NOCMA) has been established in 2010 and it is wholly owned by the government. It is currently based in the Capital City of Lilongwe, with offices at the main border posts of Mwanza, Dedza and Songwe for handling incoming fuel tankers. NOCMA is charged with establishing a storage facility with a 60-day demand cover holding-capacity in accordance with the GOM approved Strategic Fuel Reserve Management Plan as one way of ensuring that there is no disruption to supplies of fuel to the economy. Other key aims include promoting competition in the industry and promoting upstream oil and gas exploration.


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mr. michael GonDWe Senior Projects Manager, ESCOM - Electricity Supply Corporation of Malawi

Mr. GONDWE is a Civil Engineer with 20 years comprehensive experience in the conceptualisation, planning, design, construction supervision and post-construction monitoring and evaluation of major works of civil engineering in the hydropower, building and road infrastructure sectors, including project implementation conflict resolution up to arbitration level. He currently holds the position of Senior Projects Manager for ESCOM and responsible for all the implementation planning and execution of all major power infrastructure development works for the company, mainly financed by multilateral financing institutions. Mr. GONDWE is a Malawi Registered Civil Engineer with BSc. in Civil Engineering (University of Malawi), MSc. in Engineering Management (University of Newcastle, Australia) and Certified International Project Manager (CIPMTM), IAPM (UK).

esCom - electricity supply Corporation of malawi

The Electricity Supply Corporation of Malawi (ESCOM) is a wholly Government owned established in 1965 as a public company and reincorporated in 1998 as a as a limited liability company. ESCOM is currently the sole electrical power supply service provider in Malawi and owns the entire generation, transmission and distribution network in the country. ESCOM power generating facilities are concentrated in the Southern Region of the country with nearly 95% of the electricity provided from hydropower, through a cascaded group of interconnected hydroelectric power plants located on the Shire, the main outlet for the freshwater from Lake Malawi. The total installed capacity of these hydropower plants is currently 282.5 MW. From these plants, transmission network run to feed distribution in all the regions of the country.

RWanDa mr. olivier nGoRoRabanGa Energy Specialist, RDB - Rwanda Development BoardMr. NGORORABANGA is Energy Specialist within the Investment Promotion and Implementation Department at Rwanda Development Board (RDB). Before joining RDB, he worked for several organizations, e.g. the Renewable Energy Promotion company (REPRO Ltd), as the Project Manager for 5 years, the French Consultancy Group (MARGE) in 2010, as Consultant on renewable energy studies and Rwanda Dimension Technology from 2005 to 2007. He was also the vice-chairman of the Private Energy Association in 2011. Mr. NGORORABANGA holds a master degree in Project Management and has acquired significant working experience from the private sector.

Rwanda Development boardRDB is a Rwandan government institution established in 2008 with the vision to transform Rwanda into a dynamic global hub for business, investment, and innovation. Rwanda Development Board has the mission to enable rapid economic growth through accelerating private sector growth by attracting investment and increasing exports.RDB ensures that the global and local investors are aware of the advantages of doing business in Rwanda and, to this end, provides information on various investment opportunities in Rwanda. RDB helps potential investors start their businesses efficiently and supports them as they become operational. It serves foreign and domestic, large and small, new and existing businesses across all sectors.

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Hon. mrs. emma francoise isUmbinGabo Minister of State in Charge of Energy and Water, Ministry of InfrastructurePrior to her appointment in October 2011 as Minister of State, Hon. ISUMBINGABO occupied a variety of positions from 1999 to 2011 including as Lecturer within the Department of Electrical Engineering at Kigali Institute of Technology (KIST), and as Senior Hydro Electrical Engineer in the Energy, Water and Sanitation Authority (EWSA). Hon. ISUMBINGABO holds a Masters in Electrical Engineer from the University of Cape Town, South Africa. She has authored several publications including academic reports, journals and conference papers and maintains links with academic and research institutions.ministry of infrastructureThe Ministry of Infrastructure works to ensure the sustainable development of infrastructure and contribute to economic growth with a view to enhancing the quality of life of the population. To this end it develops institutional and legal frameworks, national policies, strategies and master plans relating to transport, energy, habitat and urbanism, meteorology, and water and sanitation subsectors; initiates programmes to develop, rehabilitate and maintain an efficient and integrated national transport infrastructure network, including roads, bridges, airports, railways, and water transportation which will contribute towards economic development and regional integration; initiates, develops and maintains sustainable power generation facilities to supply clean, cost-effective and uninterrupted energy for the country and the region.

mrs. Uwera RUtaGaRama Head of Geothermal Development Unit, Energy, Water and Sanitation Authority (EWSA)Mrs RUTAGARAMA has over 10 years of technical experience in mining and renewable energy obtained in projects such as methane gas exploitation on Lake Kivu and geothermal exploration in Rwanda. She holds an MSc degree in Reservoir Engineering from the University of Iceland, a BSc (Hons) in Metallurgy for the University of Pretoria and a Bachelor’s degree in Metallurgy from University of Lubumbashi, DRC. energy, Water and sanitation authority (eWsa) In 1976 the government established ELECTROGAZ, a public utility company tasked with distributing power and water in Rwanda. In 2008, ELECTROGAZ was split into RECO (Rwanda Electricity Corporation) and RWASCO (Rwanda Water and Sanitation Corporation) and in 2010 RECO & RWASCO were merged back into one entity named EWSA. EWSA has as mission to create conditions for the provision of sufficient, safe, reliable, efficient, cost-effective and environmentally appropriate energy, water and sanitation services to households and to all economic sectors on a sustainable basis. EWSA has a vision of contributing effectively to the growth of the national economy and thereby improve the standard of living for the entire nation in a sustainable and environmentally sound manner.

sUDan Hon. mrs. tabita sHoKai Minister of State, Ministry of Water Resources & Electricityeng. mr. mohamed fadil al moUla mabUi Acting Head of the Renewable Department, General Directorate for Energy Affairs Sudanese Petroleum CorporationMr. AL-MOULA MABUI joined Sudan National Electricity in 1983 and worked on the commissioning and electrical maintenance of the Burri new power station installation as well as on protection & electrical maintenance power transmission & substation for the Sinnar Hydro


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Power Station. He also worked on electrical maintenance for Karima Electrification Project Plant and from 2001 he joined GNPOC. Mr. AL-MOULA MABUI also worked for the MoE on the Rural Electrification Project between 2004-2008 from which he moved to MoP where he is currently managing the Department for Renewable Energy. Mr. AL-MOULA MABUI holds both a BSc and MSc in Electrical Engineering from East China University of Science & Technology, Shanghai.

sudanese Petroleum Corporation The Sudanese Petroleum Corporation performs several functions of national importance in Sudan such as undertaking studies and analysis, managing an integrated system for keeping and maintaining the information and supplying it to the decision-makers on all levels in the energy sector, making plans for the orientation of the energy’s sector and formulating the general guide-lines for the state policy as well as setting up investment programs, and following-up their implementation in coordination with other stakeholders.

mr. Gamal osman abUbaKeR Director General, Greater Nile Petroleum

mr. Gafar ali elbashir moHameD Director General, SETCO - Sudanese Electricity Transmission Co. Ltd

tanZania mr. Hosea mbise Commissioner of Energy, Ministry of Energy & Minerals

mr. Christian matyelele msYani Acting Deputy Manager Director Transmission, TANESCO - Tanzania Electric Supply Company

Mr. MSYANI has long experience in electric power systems obtained in TANESCO where he specialized in Power System Operation And Planning, Project Management and Consultancy. He is a ERB (T) Registered Professional Engineer, a Member of the Tanzania Institute of Engineers and an Associate Member of The Centre for Energy, Environment, Science and Technology (CEEST). He holds a MSc. Eng. in Engineering.

mr. Costa RUbaGUmYa Manager Hydro Generation, TANESCO - Tanzania Electric Supply Company

Mr. RUBAGUMYA has over 20 years experience in the energy sector in Tanzania mainly gained with TANESCO. He is experienced in all phases of hydropower development including site identification, resource assessment, pre-feasibility and feasibility studies, supervision of construction and monitoring of performance.

Mr. RUBAGUMYA holds a MSc. in Hydropower Development and Planning from the Norwegian University of Science and Technology and a BSc. in Engineering from the University of Dar es-Salaam.

tanesCo tanzania electric supply Company ltd.

Tanzania Electric Supply Company Limited (TANESCO) is a parastatal organization under the Ministry of Energy and Minerals. It owns most of the electricity generating, transmitting and distributing facilities in Tanzania. It sells electricity to mainland Tanzania directly and to the insular parts through Zanzibar Electricity Corporation (ZECO).

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TANESCO manages an installed capacity of 1,642MW (October 2013) of which 38% comes from hydro and 68% thermal plants. It also manages the imported electricity. The transmission system operates at voltage levels of 220kV, 132kV and 66kV with a total length of 4,819km. System losses are about 20% and tariff is about 12.6 USc/kWh. As of September 2013, the company supplied energy to a peak demand of 872MW (constrained).

Tanzania has a commitment of increasing its generation capacity by 1,240MW by 2016 and its transmission system length by 3,284km.

UGanDa Hon. mr. simon D’UJanGa Minister of State for Energy, Ministry of Energy and Mineral Development

Hon. D’UJANGA has been a Member of Parliament in Uganda since 2000 where his duties include policy direction in the energy sector, supervision of construction of power projects, legislation and approval of national energy budget. Before this he was Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Uganda Electricity Board. His qualifications include: BSc (Eng) Hons and Msc Dip. in Law (LDC).

ministry of energy and mineral Development, Uganda

The mandate of the ministry is to establish, promote the development, strategically manage and safeguard the rational and sustainable exploitation and utilization of energy and mineral resources for social and economic development. To achieve these priorities, the ministry actively pursues increasing the energy mix in power generation, promoting and co-investing in the development of new power generation and transmission projects, promoting and implementing rural electrification through grid extension, developing decentralised power supply systems and renewable energy resources and carrying out energy audits and consumer awareness campaigns for energy efficiency.

mr. Wafula Wilson Principal Energy Officer, Ministry of Energy and Mineral Development

eng. Dr. frank sebboWa Executive Director, Uganda Investment Authority

Dr. SEBBOWA has a wealth of experience gained from serving for ten years as Chief Executive Officer of Uganda Electricity Regulatory Authority, as well as from another ten years managing Uganda Clays Limited, a Stock Exchange listed manufacturing company. He is a seasoned manager with an MBA in addition to his engineering training and background.

Uganda investment authority

Uganda Investment Authority (UIA) is a statutory body charged with the responsibility of promoting investment and facilitating investors’ operations in Uganda. Under the broader mandate to maintain Uganda as a choice destination for Foreign Direct Investment (FDI), UIA currently places a special emphasis in facilitating investment in Small and Medium Enterprises (SME’s) as a vehicle for transforming the national economy.

UIA has the additional mandate of acquiring commercial farming land for investors and availing serviced land for those looking to do business in Industrial and Business Parks and currently there are plans for 22 parks across the country.


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mr. emmanuel lUbanDi Manager Finance & Administration, UEGCL - Uganda Electricity Generation Company Ltd.

Mr. LUBANDI has been with UEGCL - Uganda Electricity Generation Company Ltd. since 2002. Before that, from 1997 to 2002, he served as Head Finance and Administration in Uganda Investment Authority (UIA). He also worked with the Uganda Development Bank (UDB) from 1988 to 1997 where his last position was Ag. Manager Accounts. Mr. LUBANDI holds a Master of Business Administration (Human Resource Management), a Bachelor of Commerce (Accounting), and Post-graduate Diploma in Computer Science, all from Makerere University. He is a Fellow of The Association of Certified Chartered Accountants (FCCA).

UeGCl - Uganda electricity Generation Company ltd.

UEGCL was incorporated in March 2001 to carry on the business of electricity power generation for consumption in Uganda and for export to neighboring countries. Operations commenced on 1st April 2001. On 26th November 2002 a concession agreement was signed between UEGCL and Eskom (U) Ltd for the Operation and Maintenance (O&M) of Nalubaale and Kiira Power Stations at Jinja as part of Government privatisation process. The Complex was handed over to the concessionaire on 1st April 2003. Besides concession monitoring, UEGCL is the implementer of the following hydropower projects that are being developed: Karuma (600MW), Nyagak III (6MW), Muzizi (45MW), Ayago (600MW), Isimba (183MW).

Zambia Hon. mr. Charles ZUlU Deputy Minister Ministry of Mines, Energy & Water Development

Hon. ZULU was first elected Member of Parliament in 2011 as Deputy Minister of Mines, Energy and Water Development. Previous positions held include: working at the Ministry of Health as an Environmental Health Technologist, worked for World Vision International, was District Malaria Coordinator and AHC-Mining Municipal Services Regional Solid Waste Supervisor.

ministry of mines, energy & Water DevelopmentRecently the Ministry of Energy and Water Development has been merged with the Ministry of Mines to form the new Ministry of Mines, Energy and Water Development. The realignment of the Ministry is intended to improve co-ordination and implementation of sector programmes in accordance with the ruling Patriotic Front party manifesto.The new Ministry oversees areas such as geological surveys, mine safety, energy and water affairs.

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african Union Commission (aUC)The Infrastructure and Energy Division of the African Union Commission acts as the focal point for initiatives and programmes across the entire spectrum of energy and infrastructure, aiming in particular at promoting of a) the development of renewable energy sources through programmes such as the Regional Geothermal Program for Eastern Africa Rift System Countries and the Geothermal Risk Mitigation Facility, b) the development of bioenergy in Africa and harnessing the solar potential through its specialised institution, the African Energy Commission (AFREC), c) partnerships with other regional and international organisations such as the EU, particularly the Africa-EU Energy Partnership (AEEP) and the Africa-EU Renewable Energy Cooperation Programme (AERECP) as well as an energy database and information system in Africa. In the area of infrastructure, the Division is implementing 2012 – 2020 Priority Action Plan within the Programme for Infrastructure Development in Africa (PIDA).

H.e. elham ibRaHim Commissioner for Infrastructure and Energy, African Union Commission (AUC)For over 33 years, Dr. Ibrahim has served in the academic research, electrical energy production & interconnection, energy strategies and policies, international cooperation, technical agreements and protocols, energy planning studies, computer aided design and management of energy projects, renewable energy including hydro-power.She has held various posts among which Researcher at the National Research Center, Cairo, Egypt; Senior Engineer at the High Dam Power Station, Aswan, Egypt; Director of Photovoltaic, Research and Testing Department in the New and Renewable Energy Authority (NREA), Egypt. General Manager for training and promotion, Under Secretary of State for International cooperation and First Under Secretary of State with the Ministry of Electricity and Energy in Egypt. In 2008 she was elected Commissioner of Infrastructure & Energy, in the African Union Commission (AUC). In July 2012 she was re-elected for the same post. As the AUC Commissioner of Infrastructure & Energy, she is responsible for leading the Infrastructure and Energy Department in its mandate to enhance Regional and Continental efforts for accelerated integrated infrastructure development and effective sustainable development of energy resources.Dr. Ibrahim holds a B.Sc. in Communication Engineering from Asuit University, Egypt, M.Sc. in Electronic Engineering and a Ph.D. in Electronics and Communications from Cairo University.

african Union Commission (aUC) / Regional Geothermal Coordination Unit (RGCU)The African Union Commission (AUC) with the German Ministry for Economic Cooperation and the EU - Africa Infrastructure Trust Fund through KfW Entwicklungsbank (KfW), have agreed to establish the Geothermal Risk Mitigation Facility (GRMF) to fund geothermal development in Eastern Africa. The GRMF’s main objective is to encourage public and private investors (developers) to develop geothermal prospects for geothermal energy in GRMF eligible countries of Burundi, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Comoros, Democratic Republic of Congo, Djibouti, Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania, Uganda and Zambia. GRMF is managed by AUC’s Regional Geothermal Co-ordination Unit (RGCU) and will provide financial instruments to assist in mitigating geothermal exploration risk. It is thus expected to improve access to funding for public as well as private developers and play a catalytic role in establishing geothermal energy as a strategic option in power expansion planning of the participating countries of the region.

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PRofiles: sPeaKeRsmr. Rashid abDallaH Energy Expert, Regional Geothermal Coordination Unit (RGCU) African Union Commission (AUC)Rashid is a project and mechanical engineer with rich experience in power generation project life cycle starting from planning, design approval, execution and closing the project. Prior to joining AUC, Rashid spent 12 years working in the state owned utility, Sudanese Thermal Power Generating Company (STPG) in several positions as senior project manager and project planning division head. Rashid holds BSc (Hons) in mechanical engineering from Khartoum University, MSc in project management from Birmingham University, UK and Post Graduate Diploma in Energy Engineering.

Deutsche Gesellschaft für internationale Zusammenarbeit (GiZ) GmbHThe Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH is a German federal enterprise and offers workable, sustainable and effective solutions in political, economic and social change processes.Most of our work is commissioned by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ). However, GIZ also operates on behalf of other German ministries and public and private bodies in Germany and abroad. These include governments of other countries, the European Commission, the United Nations and the World Bank. We are equally committed to helping our clients in the private sector attain their goals.

mr. stephan Willms Senior Advisor / Project Manager, GIZStephan is a GIZ (CIM) funded Manager at First Consult, a financial advisory boutique and Senior Advisor of LAFTO Turbines, Addis Ababa, a wind power plant developer responsible for AYSHA 2 wind farm. A resident of Addis Ababa, Stephan specializes in the area of energy and finance in Africa.He has been advising governments and companies in renewable energy, project finance, growth strategy as well as governance, sustainability and national branding. He has a diploma (MA) in Business Administration and Spanish from Bayreuth University, Germany.

mr. samson atsbha beRHe Head, Renewable Energy Technologies (RET) Department, Energy Coordination Office (ECO), Energising Development Programme, GIZSamson Atsbha joined GIZ in 2004 as a Project Manager for the newly established Regional Office in Tigray Regional State under the then GTZ project called ‘Household Energy and Protection of Natural Resources Project (HEPNR)’ mainly promoting improved cooking stoves as part of Renewable Energy Technologies. Since 2008, Samson served GIZ Ethiopia – Energy Coordination Office (ECO) based in Addis Ababa in the capacity of Energy Advisor, Head of Bio-Energy Department and later Head of Renewable Energy Technologies Department leading both Market and Technology development of Micro-hydro power, solar and Improved Cook Stove Technologies. Besides, he has participated and represented several local and international workshops, seminars and trainings in the field of Renewable Energy Technologies.

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eU energy initiative – Partnership Dialogue facility (eUei-PDf)The EU Energy Initiative Partnership Dialogue Facility (EUEI PDF) is the secretariat for the Africa-EU Energy Partnership (AEEP) which is a long-term framework for structured political dialogue and co-operation between Africa and the EU on energy issues. Through the Partnership, Africa and Europe work together to develop a shared vision and common policy to stimulate specific actions that address the energy challenges. The overall objective of the AEEP is improved access to reliable, secure, climate friendly and sustainable energy services. In 2010 the AEEP lounged a Renewable Energy Cooperation Programme (RECP) to support the achievement of set targets.

mr. Crispen Zana Senior Energy Advisor to the Infrastructure and Energy Department (IED) African Union Commission (AUC), EU Energy Initiative – Partnership Dialogue Facility (EUEI-PDF)Mr Zana trained as Mechanical Engineer and Specialist in Renewable Energy. For over 25 years working in different renewable energy development programmes and mainly under GIZ, in Southern Africa (Zimbabwe, Malawi and Mozambique). The last post was in Mozambique working as a Project Manager of the Energizing Development Programme (ENDEV). Currently also Speaker of the Hydrogroup, a sub group of GIZ Energy Sector Network in Sub-Saharan Africa. Since beginning of this year working as an Energy Advisor at the AUC with the main focus on Data Monitoring and Political Communication of Africa EU Energy Partnership (AEEP) based in Addis Ababa.

iRena - international Renewable energy agencyThe International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) is an intergovernmental organisation that supports countries in their transition to a sustainable energy future, and serves as the principal platform for international cooperation, a centre of excellence, and a repository of policy, technology, resource and financial knowledge on renewable energy. IRENA promotes the widespread adoption and sustainable use of all forms of renewable energy, including bioenergy, geothermal, hydropower, ocean, solar and wind energy in the pursuit of sustainable development, energy access, energy security and low carbon economic growth and prosperity.

mr. frank WoUteRs Deputy Director General, IRENA - International Renewable Energy AgencyFrank Wouters was appointed Deputy Director-General of the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) in September 2012. He possesses over 20 years of international experience in the field of renewable energy. Before he joined IRENA he served as the Director of Masdar Power. Previously, he held several senior management positions in leading organizations and institutions in the fields of renewable energy and sustainability, including Evelop International BV, The Netherlands; Sol Holding AG, Germany; NICE International, The Gambia; and TDAU University of Zambia. Mr. Wouters holds a Master’s degree in Mechanical Engineering from Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands.

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KfWAs an integral part of the KfW group, KfW Development Bank carries out Germany’s Financial Cooperation with developing and emerging countries on behalf of the Federal Government. The 600 staff at its head office in Germany and about 200 specialists in almost 70 local offices cooperate with partners all over the world. Its goal is to combat poverty, secure the peace, protect the environment and the climate and make globalisation fair.KfW is the world’s largest financier of renewable energies in developing countries. In 2013, its commitments for renewable energy projects in Sub-Saharan Africa amount to EUR 146 million year-to-date.

martin sCHUbeRt Senior Project Manager, Environment and Energy, KfW Martin is a senior project manager responsible for infrastructure projects in East Africa such as the Geothermal Risk Mitigation Facility (GRMF). Prior to this, Martin worked in project and asset-based finance in commercial banking and industry in emerging markets. He also worked for two years in Tanzania where he led the business development team for the Investment Climate Facility for Africa (ICF) that aims to improve the conditions for doing business in Africa.

UnDP - United nations Development ProgrammeUNDP is helping to strengthen the national capacity of 135 developing countries to manage the environment in a sustainable manner to advance poverty reduction efforts. UNDP Ethiopia Country Office has facilitated the formulation of the national CRGE document as well as sector and regional plans and provided finances to for the establishment a national CRGE Facility and CRGE Registry.ms Kidanua abera GiZaW Energy and Low Carbon Development Focal Point, UNDP - United Nations Development Programme

Ms. GIZAW is a renewable energy and low carbon development expert with a broad range of policy, strategy and national programme formulation and implementation experience. She has been supporting the government of Ethiopia in articulating its Climate Resilient Green Economy (CRGE) strategy; establishing Ethiopia’s climate finance architecture (the CRGE financial facility) and developing the investment plan for its fast-track programming initiative, including a National Improved Cookstoves programme. She is also the project coordinator of the UNDP Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) capacity development.

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mr. atef maRZoUK Senior Policy Officer, AUC - African Union Commission

mr. Philippe niYonGaboP Head of Energy Division, AUC - African Union Commission

mr. barakat aHmeD Special Assistant to the Commissioner for Infrastructure and Energy, AUC - African Union Commission

mr. aboubakari baba moUssa Director for Infrastructure and Energy, AUC - African Union Commission

mr. Cheikh DiaKHate Energy Expert, AUC - African Union Commission

mrs. safiatou alZoUma Regional Programme Officer for Sub-Saharan Africa, International Renewable Energy Agency

mr. mohamed el faRnaWanY Chief, Governance Support Office, International Renewable Energy Agency

mr. takusaburo KimURa Senior Representative, JICA - Japan International Cooperation Agency

mr. Yuichi iCHiKaWa Representative, JICA - Japan International Cooperation Agency

mr. Klaus PfeiffeR Director General, KfW

ms. imruwa Demissie Project Officer, KfW

ms. esther DRUmm Trainee, KfW

mr. lazarre PotieR Senior Private Sector and Energy Advisor, PoC - Power Africa Ethiopia, USAID

mr. monganeli meHlWana Economic Affairs Officer and Energy Specialist, UNECA

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MbH PoWer ltd

MBH Power Limited is engaged in providing Total Solution in the Energy Sector. MBH specialize in providing turnkey solution in Transmission and Distribution substations, Lines, Energy Audit, Indexing, Spot Billing Bar Coding, Installation, Metering and supply of Transmission & Distribution materials to the power sector.

email: [email protected]: + 23417949222Website: www.mbhpower.com

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MoHan energy corPoration

Mohan Energy Corporation (MEC) is an International Engineering, Procurement and Contracting Company executing Power Projects in various parts of World with special focus to AFRICA. The company is ISO 9001:2008 certified. The company specializes in Renewable Energy Projects.

email: [email protected]: + 91 114 500 3500Website: www.mohanenergy.com

national oil etHioPia (noc)

Established 9 years ago, as the first indigenous Oil Products Marketing Company in Ethiopia, National Oil Company PLC (NOC) is striving to become a strong player in downstream petroleum products marketing in the East Africa Region by expanding its activities to Djibouti, South Sudan and Somalia.Currently, NOC is an industry leader in downstream petroleum products marketing in Ethiopia.

email: [email protected]: + 251 116 639 494/96 Website: www.nocethiopia.com

one degree solar

One Degree Solar is a solar technology manufacturer of BrightBox, a market-leading solar electricity system that powers phones, radios, tablets, and lights for off-grid households and small businesses across Africa.

email: [email protected]: + 1 917 834 2715 | + 254 738 359 438Website: www.onedegreesolar.com

voitH Hydro gMbH & co.Kg

Voith offers different hydropower solutions: Large and small hydropower plants, pumped storage power plants, automation systems and innovative technology for utilizing the energy of the oceans, the modernization of power plants, as well as full life cycle service.

email: joerg–[email protected]: + 49 7321 37 6569Website: www.voith.com

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acWa PoWerACWA Power is a lead developer, long term owner and operator of power generation and desalinated water production assets. We inter-alia deliver 14% of the electricity and 40% of desalinated water produced in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia; 15% of power and 25% of desalinated water in the Sultanate of Oman; and 52% of the power consumed in Jordan.

email: [email protected]: + 27 117 224 100Website: www.acwapower.com

aFrica oil corP. and Horn PetroleuM corP Africa Oil is an independent international upstream oil and gas exploration company whose head office is in Canada with oil and gas interests in Ethiopia and Kenya and, through Horn Petroleum, in Puntland (Somalia). The Company holds interests in over 300,000 km2 (gross) of exploration property, focusing primarily on East Africa.

email: [email protected]: + 254 203 504 611Website: www.africaoilcorp.com

aPr energyAPR Energy specializes in the sale of reliable and efficient electricity through rapid deployment of turnkey power solutions. Our fast-track approach, flexible offerings and comprehensive services have established us as a leader in the power generation sector.

email: [email protected]: + 97 528 888 865Website: www.aprenergy.com

cadgCADG operates in complex and remote areas of Africa, specializing in Rapid Deployment Remote Site Base Construction, Engineering, and Aviation. Our diverse, talented experts allow us to work competitively in non-permissive environments.

email: [email protected]: + 65 6887 2234Website: www.cadg.com

cellonCellon is a leading global wireless designer and manufacturer of GSM and other cutting edge technologies. We design and manufacture high quality cost effective wireless handsets and module solutions for the international markets, for mobile operators and non-operator channels.

email: [email protected]: + 254 202 166 131Website: www.cellon.com


BrightBox All-in-One Solar Electric System

Everything you need to brighten your life!

power for constant convenience

12 Month Guarantee

What’s included? (for less than $100 USD!)

Ultra-Bright Light Phone, Radio, TabletOne-year worry-free

warranty. Free SMS andphone support.

Includes 2 lights and powers up to 4!

Powers your mobile phones, tablets and

most FM radios.

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BrightBox All-in-One Solar Electric System

Everything you need to brighten your life!

power for constant convenience

12 Month Guarantee

What’s included? (for less than $100 USD!)

Ultra-Bright Light Phone, Radio, TabletOne-year worry-free

warranty. Free SMS andphone support.

Includes 2 lights and powers up to 4!

Powers your mobile phones, tablets and

most FM radios.

In partnership with

As seen

onBrightBox battery station

with 2 USB ports, 4 light

ports, and aluminum handle

Plus:

- Special cable to charge most

FM radios

- One year warranty and user

manual

Waterproof

solar panel with

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cHina electric equiPMent and tecHnology co.CET, as the executor for State Grid Corporation of China to carry out international EPC businesses, is a world-class EPC contractor that mainly focuses on electric power generation, transmission, distribution and clean energy.

email: [email protected] | [email protected]: + (0) 251 912623289 | + 86 13581621424 Website: www.cet.sgcc.com.cn

cHina gezHouba grouPChina Gezhouba Group Company Limited (CGGC hereinafter), founded in 1970, is a superlarge listed transnational corporation for mega infrastructure development and investment. CGGC contracts and constructs over 110 projects in over 40 countries and ranks 42 in ENR225.

email: [email protected]: + 861059525829Website: www.cggc.cn

dongFang electric international Dongfang Electric Corporation (DEC) is a leading power generating equipment supplier in the world. The product line covers hydro, thermal, nuclear, wind, solar and combined-cycle power generating equipment. DEC is active as an international Contractor, and is one of The Top 225 International Contractors by the Engineering News Record (ENR) of USA since 1994. GIBE III Hydro Electric Project in Ethiopian is one of the largest hydro power project which is under construction in Africa. For this project, we are not only the EPC Contractor for EM and HSS works, but also provide finance solution for the esteemed Customer.

email: [email protected]: + 862887898739Website: www.dongfang.com.cn

elecnor s.a.With over 50 years of continuous growth, a presence in 30 countries and 12,000 employees, Elecnor has become one of Spain’s most illustrious business groups in a number of industries which range from electricity, gas, industrial plants, railways, telecommunications, water, control systems, construction, environment and installation maintenance to aerospace engineering.

email: [email protected] | [email protected]: + 34 915 553 307Website: www.elecnor.com

etHioPian airlinesEthiopian Airlines, the fastest growing airline in Africa, serves 77 international destinations (47 in Africa) across five continents with the youngest and most modern fleet. Ethiopian is now Africa’s leading carrier winning multitudes of recognitions.

Manager PR & Publications Ethiopian Airlines:email: [email protected]: + 251 1 517 84 07Website: www.ethiopianairlines.com | www.facebook.com/ethiopianairlines | www.twitter.com/flyethiopian


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First solar First Solar is a leading provider of photovoltaic solar energy solutions. Our integrated power plant solutions deliver an economically attractive alternative to fossil-fuel electricity generation today.

email: [email protected]: + 27 21 488 1010Website: www.firstsolar.co.za

FotoWatio reneWable venturesFRV is a leading Solar IPP with experience in developing, designing, financing, building and operating more than 500 MW worldwide. FRV has financed more than 310 MW raising and amount of aprox. USD 2.1 billion under different debt structures. FRV has the support of a strong shareholding team lead by Denham Capital Partners (a global private equity fund that manages over USD 7.3 billon).

email: [email protected]: + 34 91 319 12 90Website: www.frv.com

general electricGE is building the world by providing capital, expertise and infrastructure for a global economy. We build wind turbines, geothermal power stations as well as a number of innovative power solutions that help millions of homes, offices, factories and retail facilities around the world work better.

email: [email protected]: + 251 922 583 706 Website: www.ge.com

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great Wall drilling coMPanyGreatwall Drilling Company (GWDC), a subsidiary of CNPC and an IADC member, is engaged in well construction solutions from well design, drilling operation and mud services to well completion in various surface and underground conditions.

email: [email protected]: + 254 203 862 291Website: www.gwdc.com.cn

HusK PoWer systeMsHusk Power Systems is a pioneer in managing mini-grids powered by biomass plants and micro-grids powered by Solar-PV. HPS has been operating since 2008 and has powered 30,000 households in India, Nepal, Uganda and Tanzania.

email: [email protected]: + 255 6829 088 88Website: www.huskpowersystems.com

KalPataru PoWer transMission ltdKalpataru Power Transmission Ltd (KPTL) is one of the largest and fastest growing specialized EPC companies in India engaged in power transmission & distribution, oil & gas pipeline,railways, infrastructure development, warehousing & logistics business with a strong international presence in power transmission & distribution. The company is currently executing several projects in India, Africa, Middle East, Australia, North America and Far East.

email: [email protected]: + 91 223 064 5000 Website: www.kalpatarupower.com

ManliFt PoWer Manlift Power LLC specialises in the supply of temporary power rental projects & turnkey power sales solutions within Africa, MENA & the Asian sub-continent delivering projects up to 100MW for utilities and industries.

email: [email protected]: + 971 50 258 1615 Website: www.manliftgroup.com

Megger/sebaKMtThe Megger and SebaKMT brands are respected worldwide as a leading manufacturer and supplier of test and measurement equipment to the power and water industry, helping utilities maintain reliable and efficient networks.

email: [email protected]: + 971 4 443 5489Website: www.megger.com


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Mitsui & co euroPe Mitsui is a Japanese trading & investment company dedicated in various business fields (Energy, Mineral Resources, Infrastructure, Chemicals, etc.). In the oil & gas sector, we are active from the upstream (E&P, LNG) to mid & downstream (pipeline, refinery, shipping, oil & gas trading, IPP, etc.) with approximately 250K boed net production.

email: [email protected]: + 44 20 7822 0675Website: www.mitsui.com

MWHMWH Global is a strategic consulting, engineering and construction firm with a permanent office in Addis Ababa that focuses on hydropower and renewable energy in sub Saharan Africa. For more information please go to www.mwhglobal.com

email: [email protected]: + 251 932 51 46 18Website: www.mwhglobal.com

nari grouP corPorationNARI Group Corporation is a high-tech industrial cluster directly affiliated to State Grid Corporation of China (SGCC) providing technologies, products, services and total solutions to implement Smart Grid.

email: [email protected]: + 251 934 153 596Website: www.sgepri.sgcc.com.cn/en

nile PetroleuM co. ltd.Nile Petroleum Company, a fully state owned Sudanese company, markets and distributes Petroleum products. It is the market leader in Sudan selling and distributing Fuel, LPG & FUCHS lubricant products, the German technology in Ethiopian market.

email: [email protected] | [email protected]: + 251 116 636 421Website: www.nilepetroleum.com

Petrotrans co. ltd PetroTrans Company Ltd., established in 1997, is involved in both the upstream oil and gas industry, and oil and gas financing and leasing. Our petroleum-related activities include exploration, development and production of crude oil and natural gas, refining, transportation, storage and marketing of crude oil and refined products in China, Indonesia, Kazakhstan and Ethiopia.

email: [email protected] tel: + 852 2185 1477Website: www.petrotrans.com.hk



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PaRtiCiPant PRofilesrosatoM overseasROSATOM State Atomic Energy Corporation incorporates more than 250 enterprises and scientific institutions, including all Russian civil nuclear companies, research organisations and the world’s only nuclear-propelled fleet. ROSATOM offers unique integrated solution from uranium supplies to NPP construction, operation and decommissioning, including financial package.

email: [email protected]: + 2711 784 2554Website: www.rosatom.ru/en/

scHluMberger oFFsHore services liMited Schlumberger is the world’s leading supplier of technology, integrated project management and information solutions to the international oil and gas exploration and production industry. For over 85 years, Schlumberger has been supporting oil and gas companies investing in Africa, and is committed to providing advanced technologies, developing diverse talent and expanding infrastructural footprint throughout the continent.

email: [email protected]: + 254 729165735Website: www.slb.com

ses sMart energy solutionsSES Smart Energy Solutions, a leading Regional Rental Power Provider serving temporary and medium term energy needs offering diesel and gas power plants (5MW - 100MW) across the Middle East, Africa and South East Asia region.

email: [email protected] tel: + 2348069568331Website: www.sesrent.com

soco international SOCO is an international oil and gas exploration and production company, headquartered in London, traded on the London Stock Exchange and a constituent of the FTSE 250 Index. The Company has interests in Vietnam, the Republic of Congo (Brazzaville), the Democratic Republic of Congo (Kinshasa) and Angola.

email: [email protected]: + 20 7747 2000Website: www.socointernational.com

soenergySoEnergy International is a global provider of integrated energy solutions, including bridge power, long-term power generation, parts, as well as operation and maintenance services to meet the needs of our clients anywhere in the world.

email: [email protected]: + 254 789 830 633Website: www.soenergy.com

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standard banK Standard Bank has a 150 year history. It operates in 18 countries in Africa and other selected emerging markets. The Bank’s main pillars of business include Personal & Business Banking, Corporate & Investment Banking, and Wealth.

email: [email protected]: + 27 11 721 7082Website: www.standardbank.com

state grid corPoration oF cHinaSGCC, a Chinese state-owned enterprise, is the largest utility in the world that conducts Power Transmission and Distribution in China and other countries, ranked 7th on 2012 Fortune Global 500.

email: [email protected]: + 27 84 737 5142Website: www.sgcc.com.cn

tata Projects liMited Tata Projects is one of the fastest growing and most admired infrastructure companies in India. It covers: Power, Transmission, Railways, Metals, Oil & Gas, Water and Quality Services. It has over 2700 employees, including 1400 engineers and a presence across 32 countries.

email: [email protected] tel: + 91 406 623 8551 Website: www.tataprojects.com

total etHioPia s.c.Total is one of the largest major integrated oil and gas companies in the world, with activities in more than 130 countries. Total has operated in Ethiopia since 1950 with 189 service stations, 4 fuel depots and distribution of lubricants and also promotes road safety and solar energy.

email: [email protected]: + 251 114 651 983Website: www.total.com



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