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 = Overivew<br/> =
-This articles describes the approach and activities of GIZ in Small Hydro Power in [[Madagascar_Energy_Situation|Madagascar]].<br/>
+This articles describes the approach and activities of GIZ in Small Hydro Power in [[Madagascar Energy Situation|Madagascar]].<br/>
-*[[Madagascar_Energy_Situation|Madagascar Energy Situation]]<br/>
+*[[Madagascar Energy Situation|Madagascar Energy Situation]]<br/>
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-=== Market Situation<br/> ===
+= Market Situation<br/> =
 == Potential of Hydro Power<br/> ==
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 The theoretical hydropower potential of Madagascar has been estimated at 7,000 GW of installed capacity. A more conservative estimation in terms of the economically exploitable potential has not been established so far but a couple of potential large hydro power sites have been identified and are currently in various stages of feasibility studies.<br/>There is no reliable data on small hydro power potential in Madagascar and also no database for existing small hydro power plants. On the basis of a pure desktop study, GTZ-PERER has recently assembled data on at least 700 potential sites, but the technical and economical potential can be expected to be far lower.<br/>
-== <u><br/></u>Existing Hydro Power Plants: ==
+== <br/>Existing Hydro Power Plants<br/> ==
 The experience with hydro power in Madagascar plants dates back to the beginning of the 20th century when the French colonizers installed insular systems to provide electricity to run sawmills and other appliances to profit from natural resources. In the 1960ies, several SHP plants have been put into place by private initiatives to accommodate tourist locations.<br/>
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 Since 2006, the Rural Electrification Agency has focused its project pipeline towards renewable energy projects, focusing mainly on small hydro power plants. So far, the agency has sponsored 9 small hydro power plants which are grouped in a radius of not more than 120 km around the capital. With the support of GTZ-PERER a larger project pipeline is currently under way with some 50 feasibility studies established until the end of 2010.
-The table shows the small hydro power plants co-financed by the [[Rural Electrification|Rural Electrification]] Agency. Additionally there are several small hydro power plants put into place by NGO for rural electrification.
+The table shows the small hydro power plants co-financed by the [[Rural Electrification|Rural Electrification]] Agency. Additionally there are several small hydro power plants put into place by NGO for rural electrification.<br/>
-<u><br/></u>
+<br/>
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-== Hydro Power Manufacturing: ==
+== Hydro Power Manufacturing<br/> ==
 There are currently 2 local turbine manufacturers, AIDER and Vitasoa, who produce Banki and Pelton turbines with a capacity of up to 30 kW. Larger turbines and all generators need to be imported.<br/>
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 |-
 ! scope="col" | Name
-! scope="col" | Installed power
+! scope="col" | Installed power<br/>
 ! scope="col" | Type of turbine<br/>
 ! scope="col" | Turbine Manufacturer
-! scope="col" | Year of operation
+! scope="col" | Year of operation<br/>
 |-
 | Ranomainty
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 = <br/>Financial and Socio-economic Aspects of the Promoted Technology / Service =
-'''Financial aspects''':<br/>Together with the establishment of the Rural Electrification Agency in 2004, Madagascar has introduced a consumer tax on electricity consumption (1.25% on electricity bills for consumptions being higher than 20kWh per month) which is provided to the Rural Electrification Agency to co-sponsor rural electrification projects. The agency offers a maximum of 70 % of investment costs to private operators who contribute the remainder and receive the concession to exploit the plant for 10-20 years. Local commercial banks have played a minor role in financing small hydro power plants up to now, but are also interested to partially finance small hydro power projects.<br/>With less than 70% subsidies small hydro power projects face problems with financing as costs per kWh are high (2500 $/kWh without grid), as are capital costs (20% interest rates) and the purchase power of the rural population is very low.
+== Financial Aspects ==
-<br/>'''Socio-economic aspects''':<br/>Tariffs are being defined between the Rural Electrification Agency, the Electricity Regulatory Office and the private operator on the basis of a business. They are usually composed of the connection fees (about 120’000 MGA = 45 €) and monthly fees plus fees per kWh (abound 400-700 MGA/kWh = 0,15-0,25 €/kWh) or a flat-rate tariff (abound 3000 MGA/month = 1,10 €/month).<br/>The rural clients usually experience problems to pay the relatively high connection fees and the monthly fees during 2-3 months of low-income. The private operators and the PERER project are therefore testing different solutions with connection fees being paid in instalments and variable fees over the year.
+Together with the establishment of the Rural Electrification Agency in 2004, Madagascar has introduced a consumer tax on electricity consumption (1.25% on electricity bills for consumptions being higher than 20kWh per month) which is provided to the Rural Electrification Agency to co-sponsor rural electrification projects. The agency offers a maximum of 70 % of investment costs to private operators who contribute the remainder and receive the concession to exploit the plant for 10-20 years. Local commercial banks have played a minor role in financing small hydro power plants up to now, but are also interested to partially finance small hydro power projects.<br/>With less than 70% subsidies small hydro power projects face problems with financing as costs per kWh are high (2500 $/kWh without grid), as are capital costs (20% interest rates) and the purchase power of the rural population is very low.<br/>
 <br/>
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 *[[Portal:Hydro|Hydro Portal on energypedia]]<br/>
 *[[Small Hydro Power (SHP) Overall Institutional Set-up - National Level|Small Hydro Power (SHP) Overall Institutional Set-up - National Level]]<br/>
-*[[Madagascar_Energy_Situation|Madagascar Energy Situation]]
+*[[Madagascar Energy Situation|Madagascar Energy Situation]]
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 = References =
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 <references /><br/>
 [[Category:Hydro]]

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-== Description of Approach and Activities in Small Hydro Power in [[Madagascar_Energy_Situation|Madagascar]] ==
+== Description of Approach and Activities in Small Hydro Power in [[Madagascar Energy Situation|Madagascar]] ==
 === Market Situation ===
-'''Potential of [[Portal:hydro|hydropower]]''':<br/>The theoretical hydropower potential of [[Madagascar_Energy_Situation|Madagascar]] has been estimated at 7,000 GW of installed capacity. A more conservative estimation in terms of the economically exploitable potential has not been established so far but a couple of potential large hydro power sites have been identified and are currently in various stages of feasibility studies.<br/>There is no reliable data on small hydro power potential in Madagascar and also no database for existing small hydro power plants. On the basis of a pure desktop study, GTZ-PERER has recently assembled data on at least 700 potential sites, but the technical and economical potential can be expected to be far lower.<br/>
+'''Potential of [[Portal:Hydro|hydropower]]''':<br/>The theoretical hydropower potential of [[Madagascar Energy Situation|Madagascar]] has been estimated at 7,000 GW of installed capacity. A more conservative estimation in terms of the economically exploitable potential has not been established so far but a couple of potential large hydro power sites have been identified and are currently in various stages of feasibility studies.<br/>There is no reliable data on small hydro power potential in Madagascar and also no database for existing small hydro power plants. On the basis of a pure desktop study, GTZ-PERER has recently assembled data on at least 700 potential sites, but the technical and economical potential can be expected to be far lower.<br/>
 <br/>'''Existing hydro power plants''':<br/>The experience with hydro power in Madagascar plants dates back to the beginning of the 20th century when the French colonizers installed insular systems to provide electricity to run sawmills and other appliances to profit from natural resources. In the 1960ies, several SHP plants have been put into place by private initiatives to accommodate tourist locations.
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 Since 2006, the Rural Electrification Agency has focused its project pipeline towards renewable energy projects, focusing mainly on small hydro power plants. So far, the agency has sponsored 9 small hydro power plants which are grouped in a radius of not more than 120 km around the capital. With the support of GTZ-PERER a larger project pipeline is currently under way with some 50 feasibility studies established until the end of 2010.
-The table shows the small hydro power plants co-financed by the [[Rural_Electrification|Rural Electrification]] Agency. Additionally there are several small hydro power plants put into place by NGO for rural electrification.
+The table shows the small hydro power plants co-financed by the [[Rural Electrification|Rural Electrification]] Agency. Additionally there are several small hydro power plants put into place by NGO for rural electrification.
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 == Further Information ==
 == References ==
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 <references />
 [[Category:Hydro]]

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-== Description of Approach and Activities in Small Hydro Power in Madagascar ==
+== Description of Approach and Activities in Small Hydro Power in [[Madagascar_Energy_Situation|Madagascar]] ==
 === Market Situation ===
-'''Potential of hydropower''':<br/>The theoretical hydropower potential of Madagascar has been estimated at 7,000 GW of installed capacity. A more conservative estimation in terms of the economically exploitable potential has not been established so far but a couple of potential large hydro power sites have been identified and are currently in various stages of feasibility studies.<br/>There is no reliable data on small hydro power potential in Madagascar and also no database for existing small hydro power plants. On the basis of a pure desktop study, GTZ-PERER has recently assembled data on at least 700 potential sites, but the technical and economical potential can be expected to be far lower.<br/>
+'''Potential of [[Portal:hydro|hydropower]]''':<br/>The theoretical hydropower potential of [[Madagascar_Energy_Situation|Madagascar]] has been estimated at 7,000 GW of installed capacity. A more conservative estimation in terms of the economically exploitable potential has not been established so far but a couple of potential large hydro power sites have been identified and are currently in various stages of feasibility studies.<br/>There is no reliable data on small hydro power potential in Madagascar and also no database for existing small hydro power plants. On the basis of a pure desktop study, GTZ-PERER has recently assembled data on at least 700 potential sites, but the technical and economical potential can be expected to be far lower.<br/>
 <br/>'''Existing hydro power plants''':<br/>The experience with hydro power in Madagascar plants dates back to the beginning of the 20th century when the French colonizers installed insular systems to provide electricity to run sawmills and other appliances to profit from natural resources. In the 1960ies, several SHP plants have been put into place by private initiatives to accommodate tourist locations.
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 Since 2006, the Rural Electrification Agency has focused its project pipeline towards renewable energy projects, focusing mainly on small hydro power plants. So far, the agency has sponsored 9 small hydro power plants which are grouped in a radius of not more than 120 km around the capital. With the support of GTZ-PERER a larger project pipeline is currently under way with some 50 feasibility studies established until the end of 2010.
-The table shows the small hydro power plants co-financed by the Rural Electrification Agency. Additionally there are several small hydro power plants put into place by NGO for rural electrification.
+The table shows the small hydro power plants co-financed by the [[Rural_Electrification|Rural Electrification]] Agency. Additionally there are several small hydro power plants put into place by NGO for rural electrification.
 {| cellspacing="1" cellpadding="1" border="1" style="width: 430px; width: 430px; height: 229px"
-{| cellspacing="1" cellpadding="1" border="1" style="width: 430px;  width: 430px;  height: 229px"
+|+ Existing small hydro power plants in Madagascar
 |+
 Existing small hydro power plants in Madagascar
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 ! scope="col" | Name
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 | 2010
 | Sermad
-| style="white-space: nowrap;  width: 15%" | M. Ratefiarivony
+| style="white-space: nowrap; width: 15%" | M. Ratefiarivony
 | ratefi@moov.mg
-| style="white-space: nowrap;  width: 15%" | 033 1217850
+| style="white-space: nowrap; width: 15%" | 033 1217850
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 | Ankazomiriotra
 | 120 kW
 | 2009
-| style="white-space: nowrap;  width: 15%" | Power and Water
+| style="white-space: nowrap; width: 15%" | Power and Water
-| style="white-space: nowrap;  width: 15%" | M. Henri Ramananarivo
+| style="white-space: nowrap; width: 15%" | M. Henri Ramananarivo
 | power.water@moov.mg
 | 033 0205040
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 | 032 0484302
 |-
-| style="white-space: nowrap;  width: 15%" | Amboasary gara
+| style="white-space: nowrap; width: 15%" | Amboasary gara
-| style="white-space: nowrap;  width: 15%" | (2*35 kW) = 70 kW
+| style="white-space: nowrap; width: 15%" | (2*35 kW) = 70 kW
 | 2010
 | Vitasoa Energy
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 | 033 1167320
 |-
-| style="white-space: nowrap;  width: 15%" | Ranomafana Est
+| style="white-space: nowrap; width: 15%" | Ranomafana Est
 | 30 kW
 | 2007
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 |}
-'''Hydro power manufacturing''':<br/>There are currently 2 local turbine manufacturers, AIDER and Vitasoa, who produce Banki and Pelton turbines with a capacity of up to 30 kW. Larger turbines and all generators need to be imported.
+<br/>
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-−
 == GTZ Activities ==
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 == Activities of Other Stakeholders ==
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 <br/>
 == Technical Aspects of the Promoted Technology / Service ==
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+{| cellspacing="1" cellpadding="1" border="1" style="height: 245px; width: 100px; width: 100%"
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+|+ Technical details of existing small hydro power plants
 Technical details of existing small hydro power plants
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 ! scope="col" | Name
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-== Experiences and Lessons Learnt  ==
+== Experiences and Lessons Learnt ==
 == Further Information ==
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 <references />
 [[Category:Madagascar]]

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 == Activities of Other Stakeholders ==
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 <u>There are several small hydro-power projects funded by the EU Energy Facility I being implemented at the moment:</u>
-*[[Www.gret.org|GRET (French NGO), Programme Rhyviere]]: implementation of 6 small hydro power plants, support to the local manufacturing of turbines
+*[http://www.gret.org/ GRET (French NGO), Programme Rhyviere]: implementation of 6 small hydro power plants, support to the local manufacturing of turbines
-*[[Www.electriciens-sans-frontieres.org|Electriciens sans Frontières, Projet Lemena]]: implementation of 1 small hydro power plant
+*[http://www.electriciens-sans-frontieres.org/fr/ Electriciens sans Frontières, Projet Lemena]: implementation of 1 small hydro power plant
 Under the EU Energy Facility II some more small hydro power projects are being evaluated.
-<br/>'''Others'''<br/>Except for the EU there are no other big donors active in the small hydro power sector. But there are a few additional projects being implemented by NGO as for example [[Www.electriciens-sans-frontieres.org|Electriciens sans Frontières]], [[Www.patmad-cicafe.org|CICAFE]], [[Www.adeve.org|ADEVE]], etc.
+<br/>'''Others'''<br/>Except for the EU there are no other big donors active in the small hydro power sector. But there are a few additional projects being implemented by NGO as for example [http://www.electriciens-sans-frontieres.org/fr/ Electriciens sans Frontières], [http://www.patmad-cicafe.org/ CICAFE], [http://www.adeve.org/ ADEVE], etc.
 <br/>
 == Technical Aspects of the Promoted Technology / Service ==

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	== Experiences and lessons learnt  ==		== Experiences and lessons learnt  ==

−	~~[[Category:Countries]]~~ [[Category:Madagascar]] [[Category:Hydro]]	+	[[Category:Madagascar]] [[Category:Hydro]]

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+{| style="width: 430px; height: 229px" cellspacing="1" cellpadding="1" width="430" border="1"
 |+ Existing small hydro power plants in Madagascar
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 ! scope="col" | Name
-! scope="col" | Installted capacity
+! scope="col" | Installed capacity
 ! scope="col" | Year of operation
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 | Ranomainty
 | 120 kW
 | 2010
 |-
 | Ankazomiriotra
 | 120 kW
 | 2009
 |-
 | Mangamila
 | 85 kW
 | 2009
 |-
-| Amboasary gara
+| nowrap="nowrap" width="15%" | Amboasary gara
-| (2*35 kW) = 70 kW
+| nowrap="nowrap" width="15%" | (2*35 kW) = 70 kW
 | 2010
 |-
 | Merikanjaka
 | 40 kW
 | 2010
 |-
-| Ranomafana Est
+| nowrap="nowrap" width="15%" | Ranomafana Est
 | 30 kW
 | 2007
 |-
 | Ranostara Nord
 | 25 kW
 | 2009
 |-
 | Anosibe
 | 10 kW
 | 2009
 |-
 | Ambohijoky
 | 7,5 kW
 | 2009
 |}

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-'''Hydro power manufacturing'''<br>There are currently 2 local turbine manufacturers, AIDER and Vitasoa, who produce Banki and Pelton turbines with a capacity of up to 30 kW. Larger turbines and all generators need to be imported.<br>Activities of other stakeholders
+'''Hydro power manufacturing'''<br>There are currently 2 local turbine manufacturers, AIDER and Vitasoa, who produce Banki and Pelton turbines with a capacity of up to 30 kW. Larger turbines and all generators need to be imported.&nbsp;
 == GTZ activities  ==
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 Under the EU Energy Facility II some more small hydro power projects are being evaluated.
+<br>'''Others<br>'''Except for the EU there are no other big donors active in the small hydro power sector. But there are a few additional projects being implemented by NGO as for example [[Www.electriciens-sans-frontieres.org|Electriciens sans Frontières]], [[Www.patmad-cicafe.org|CICAFE]], [[Www.adeve.org|ADEVE]], etc.
 '''Others<br>'''Except for the EU there are no other big donors active in the small hydro power sector. But there are a few additional projects being implemented by NGO as for example [[Www.electriciens-sans-frontieres.org|Electriciens sans Frontières]], [[Www.patmad-cicafe.org|CICAFE]], [[Www.adeve.org|ADEVE]], etc.
 <br>