South African Energy Sector Policy Research and Capacity Development

Programme“RSA3001”

RSA3001 Presentation Outline and Schedule

Item no Responsible Duration Opening remarks and welcome: Deputy Director General Hydrocarbons Energy Planning

Mr Tseliso Maqubela 15h00-15h10

Presentation by Programme Manager

Mr Moeketsi Thobela 15h10-15h20

Sub-programme Presentations CD: Electricity 15h20-15h30

CD: Hydrocarbons 15h30-15h40

NERSA 15h40-15h50

PASA 15h50-16h00

DNA 16h00-16h10

EDC 16h10-16h20

CD: Energy Planning 16h20-16h30

Remarks by NVE Mr Kjell Repp

Questions/discussions

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RSA3001Presentation Outline and Schedule

Item no Responsible Duration Speech by the Ambassador for Norway in South Africa

H.E Tor Christian Hildan 16h30-16h45

Speech by Director General-Department of Energy

Ms Nelisiwe Magubane 16h45-17h00

Closing Remarks Mr Muzi Mkhize 17h00-17h05

Snacks and Drinks 17h05/17h30-

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Purpose of the Presentation

• To provide an overview of the RSA3001 Programme

• To highlight the key outcomes and achievements of the Programme

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RSA3001 Programme Overview• Programme Goal : To have legislative and regulatory

frameworks in place and implemented, in support of the DOE’s overall energy goals

• Programme Purpose: The implementation of concrete interventions towards the establishment of enabling frameworks for effective governance and regulation, equitable market liberalisation and sustainable economic growth

• Duration: 2006-2010

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RSA3001 Programme Structure - Overview• Signatories to the Programme Business Plan: Department of Energy (DoE)

and Royal Norwegian Embassy (RNE)• Implementing Agencies:

– DoE Chief Directorates: Clean Energy, Electricity, Energy Planning and Hydrocarbons

– National Energy Regulator of South Africa (NERSA)– Energy Development Corporation (EDC) – Petroleum Agency South Africa (PASA)

• Norwegian Technical Partners: – Norwegian Water Resources and Energy Directorate (NVE) – Norwegian Petroleum Directorate (NPD)

• Programme Themes: – Regulation/Energy Planning/Climate Change

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Assessment framework

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Use of funds (amounts in ZAR)

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Use of funds

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Use of funds

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If you want to walk fast, walk alone.

If you want to go far, walk together.

- African proverb -

Regulation Theme

Department of Energy - CD: Electricity Department of Energy - CD: HydrocarbonsNational Energy Regulator of South Africa

( NERSA)Petroleum Agency South Africa (PASA)

Electricity Sub-programme(CD: Electricity)

Electricity Sub-programme• Goal:

– To develop capacity (human and data) to manage and restructure the electricity sector in support of a transparent, competitive and sustainable electricity industry

• Purpose: – The implementation of concrete interventions towards capacity-building for

effective governance and regulation, equitable market liberalisation and sustainable economic growth and poverty alleviation.

• Outputs:– Promulgated Electricity Pricing Policy (EPP). First used in MYPD2 process.– Quality of Supply Report– Load-flow model for WC2010 and report– Draft IPP Framework Report– Training (e.g. regulatory training as part of ELRI)

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Hydrocarbons Sub-programme(CD: Hydrocarbons)

Hydrocarbons Sub-programme• Goal:

– To develop capacity (human and data) to manage and restructure the hydrocarbons sector in support of a transparent, competitive and sustainable hydrocarbons industry

• Purpose: – The implementation of concrete interventions towards capacity-building

for effective governance and regulation, equitable market liberalisation and sustainable economic growth and poverty alleviation.

• Outputs:– Strategic Stocks Study– Petroleum Licensing System– Regulatory Accounts and Report– Draft Regulatory Accounting Models for petroleum pricing– Training (e.g. financial analysis as part of petroleum licensing process;

MEETI industry-specific training)

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Energy Regulation Sub-programme

(NERSA)

Energy Regulation Sub-programme

• Goal:– To research and capacitate the framework and mechanisms for

regulation of the energy sector• Purpose:

– The implementation of concrete interventions towards the development of the policy framework and capacity for sustainable regulation of the electricity sector.

• Outputs:– Licensing Information System (LIS) operational at targeted

municipalities– Electricity Regulators Initiative (ELRI) Workshop – Staff Training Workshop

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Upstream Petroleum Sub-programme

(PASA)

Upstream Petroleum Sub-programme• Goal:

– Transformation of the core functions of the Agency under the MPRDA, improve capacity to evaluate resources.

• Purpose:– To facilitate a smooth transformation of the core functions of the

Agency under the MPRDA, and facilitate the completion of South Africa’s Extended Continental Shelf Claim.

• Outputs:– Institutional Capacity Review/Training Needs Analysis– Development and implementation of training programme– Shelf-claim filed

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Climate Change Theme

Designated National Authority ( DNA) Energy Development Corporation (EDC)

Alternative Energy Sub-programme

(DNA)

Alternative Energy Sub-programme - DNA• Goal:

– Promote and regulate low carbon energy options in a manner that encourages local economic growth and poverty alleviation

• Purpose:– The implementation of concrete interventions towards the of

the development of alternative low carbon energy options.• Outputs:

– First Annual CDM Tracking Report – CDM database

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Alternative Energy Sub-programme

(EDC)

Alternative Energy Sub-programme - EDC• Goal:

– Capacity and policy developed to promote and operationalise low carbon energy options in a manner that encourages local economic growth and poverty alleviation

• Purpose:– The implementation of concrete interventions towards the

development of the policy framework and capacity for development of alternative low carbon energy options.

• Outputs:– Institutional Capacity building– Biofuels Roll-out – CDM capacity building– Wind, Solar, Hydro development

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Energy Planning Theme

(CD: Energy Planning)

Energy Planning – DoE

• Goal:– Secure and sustainable consumption, production and transportation of

diversified energy resources, taking into account interactions with the macro-economy and natural environment.

• Purpose:– Develop capacity to enable informed planning, decision-making as a

way of securing sustainable consumption, production and transportation of diversified energy resources, taking into account interactions with the macro-economy and natural environment.

• Outputs:– Energy Security Master Plan (ESMP) Project Plans– Energy Modelling System User Requirements Specifications– Capacity building in Energy modelling and planning as well as Energy

Data Management (e.g. in support of the National Energy Act (2008)

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Remarks by NVE

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Questions/Discussion

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