The 'Linking up: Public-Private Partnerships in Power Transmission in Africa' report examines private sector-led investments in transmission globally and how this approach is applicable in sub-Saharan Africa. The private sector has invested over US$25 billion in the generation sector in Africa, and across other regions, has also participated successfully in transmission networks in many countries in Latin America and Asia. In these regions, private sector participation has reduced project costs and expanded coverage. The report draws lessons from case studies and highlights what regulations and other factors are needed to attract private sector interest in transmission projects.
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Data do documento
2017/01/01
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No. do relatório
115521
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Nº do volume
1
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1
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Data de divulgação
2017/06/05
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Disclosed
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Linking up: public-private partnerships in power transmission in Africa
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Environmental and Social Impact Assessment;transmission line;business model;per capita income level;legal and regulatory framework;access to electricity use;cost of service delivery;efficiency of service provision;private investment in infrastructure;transmission investment;sector value chain;security of supply;transfer of ownership;quality of supply;return on investment;economies of scale;operations and maintenance;power supply chain;per capita consumption;transmission and distribution;PPP Knowledge Lab;areas of expertise;drag on growth;source of financing;construction and operation;independent power producer;access to communication;source capital;power sector reform;provision of education;dissemination of knowledge;power purchase agreement;power sector investment;million people;transmission network;private finance;generation capacity;
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