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Mount Coffee HPP ESIA and RAP 2012-09-18
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� Scenario C2: Committed Generation, Slipped and Mount Coffee Special
Financing
� Scenario C3: Unconstrained Transmission and Distribution Funding and
Generation Additions and Mount Coffee Special Financing
� Scenario C4: Unconstrained Transmission and Distribution Funding and
Committed Generation, Slipped and Mount Coffee Special Financing
� Scenario C5: Committed Generation and BRP and Mount Coffee Special
financing.
Mount Coffee Hydropower Plant and HFO plants are included in all the five analysed
scenarios. The EMP provides only capacity balances for the five scenarios. No other
results are included in the EMP.
25.3.3.4 World Bank: Options for the Development of Liberia Energy Sector, Oct. 2011
Context
The report “Options for the Development of Liberia Energy Sector”, which was
published in October 2011, is the most recent document giving a complete view of
Liberia’s energy sector, which was available for the preparation of the present study. As
such, it includes the findings of the reports reviewed in the preceding sections.
This report has identified options for the development of Liberia’s energy sector. The
objective was to enable the people of Liberia to gain access to electricity in a cost
effective manner.
Relevant for the present study are the following topics:
� The demand for electricity
� The possible energy supply options
� The generating options proposed to close the medium-term and the long-term
gap.
These three topics will be reviewed in the next sections.
Liberia’s Projected Electricity Demand 2010-2040
The purpose of the report “Options for the Development of Liberia Energy Sector” was
to assess the demand for electricity for the whole country. For this purpose the
following geographical and sectorial demand segments were defined:
� Segment 1: Monrovia electrical on-grid demand
� Segment 2: Other anticipated on-grid demand
� Segment 3: Urban and rural off-grid demand
� Segment 4: Non-Monrovia industrial demand.
A bottom-up approach was applied to determine the demand for electricity. For all four
segments a low-growth and a high-growth scenario were evaluated. The report describes
in great detail the approach followed and the applied assumptions.