The ADB mediumterm strategy in the energy sector

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The ADB medium-term strategy in the energy sector

• Presentation by
• (R. SADYKOV)

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Energy Sector

• 1.ADB is a leading agency in the sector and has
  provided support to the sector for the 10 last
  years
• 2.During last week JCSS consultation, Government
  basically support ADB to continue in energy,
  transport and agriculture

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ADB Strategy

• This strategy is to be achieved through
• Improvements in the institutional structure,
  operational efficiency financial performance
• Support in the development of regional energy
  trade projects

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External Assistance

• In 2005, the Government developed a strategy
  based on a two-track approach for the domestic
  and export markets
• The first track of the Governments strategy, to
  focus on the domestic market, is being supported
  by the multilateral and bilateral donor community
  through a range of rehabilitation projects
• The second track of the Governments strategy, to
  focus on the export market, like ongoing Central
  Asia South Asia Regional Electricity Market
  Project (CASAREM)

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Regional Power Transmission Project

• The Projects scope will cover the construction
  of a 220kV 2 circuits transmission line from
  Sangtuda to Pul-e-Kumri. Capacity 2x300MW.
  Construction time 2 years. Cost 26 million
  Afghanistan and 23 million in Tajikistan
• The project will help reduce the winter power
  deficit by (i) increasing the available level of
  generation and (ii) decreasing the level of
  technical losses in south Tajikistan
• Both measures will aim to export 300 MW to
  Afghanistan and generate additional 320 GWh
  annually in Tajikistan.

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Tajikistan capacity

• In April 2009 additional generation capacity of
  Sangtuda I (670MW). This capacity will be made
  available for Afghanistan from April to November
  (8 months).
• In December 2009 commissioning of the 500kV
  North- South transmission line allowing the
  transit of power coming from Kyrgyz Republic and
  Kazakhstan especially during winter.
• In 2011 additional generation capacity of 240MW
  will be added in the Tajikistan system
  (Sangtuda-II HPP) allowing TAJ to export during 9
  months.

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Available Generation by 2011
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Nurek 500 kV Switchyard Reconstruction Project

• 17 November 2008 ADB Board approval
• A grant of 54.77 million will be provided from
  ADBs Special Funds resources to the Government
• The Project is the retirement of the existing
  Nurek 500 kV switchyard and the building of a new
  Nurek 500 kV switchyard on a new site within the
  Nurek Hydro-Electric Power Plant (HEPP) complex.
  The existing 500 kV equipment will be dismantled
  and will mostly be used as spare parts for other
  500 kV substations.
• The Government signed a loan agreement with
  Kreditanstalt Fur Wiederaufbau (KfW) in August
  2008 for the financing of the new 220 kV GIS
  switchyard with a projected completion date of
  April 2011. The proposed 500 kV reconstruction
  project under ADB financing will complete the
  required rehabilitation of the switchyards.

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Institutional Reforms

• Technical Assistance Strengthening Corporate
  Management of Barki Tojik

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• Thank you