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TA – 4918 (AFG): SUPPORT TO INTER-MINISTERIAL COMMISSION FOR ENERGY (ICE)

TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE EVALUATION REPORT (DRAFT)

(April 2009)

PREPARED BY:

BRAJ K. SHARMA,

INTERNATIONAL ENERGY COMMERCIAL EXPERT

ICE WORKING GROUP

Annex 1

Table: Activities Undertaken by the ICE Secretariat/Commercial Advisory Team

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Tasks Assigned as per TOR Activities undertaken by the ICE Team Comments/Remarks

Establishment of the ICE Secretariat (Component 1)

1. Establish ICE secretariat operation based at MEW, including procurement of office equipment and technically competent local and international consultants.

Established ICE Secretariat (physical); recruited local consultants, office manager and office staff; procured office equipment, furniture, and supplies; and established office procedures

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2. Provide a formal setting in which in which interministerial dialogue and information exchange can be conducted regularly.

Held consultation/discussion sessions with ministries (MEW, MOM, MRRD) and government agencies (DABM/S, CSO) on development of energy database; Organized discussion sessions on power purchase agreements and participated in these; Organized working meetings and made presentations on DABS Articles of Incorporation.

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3. Enhance the government ability to interact with donors and potential investors as a coordinated counterpart through regular meetings and review of energy assistance portfolios.

Developed energy database for use by potential investors and planners; Conducted discussion sessions on power purchase agreements including pointers on negotiations

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4. Provide regularly published information updates through a national energy awareness campaign and maintain an ICE website.

This activity was not undertaken ICE website was not established as the person responsible for developing/ maintaining website was not available. Software simulation experience was added to this position by ADB but since ICE was not extended by six months as planned, the position remained vacant .

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5. Encourage participation of other government entities, Afghan citizens and sector operators to disseminate how the sector is being developed for the long term, community by community.

This activity has not started yet None

B. Establishment of Commercial Advisory team to help build energy sector strategic planning and commercial capacity (Component 2)

6. Establish a quality on the ground technical advisory team comprised of International and Afghan experts within the ICE secretariat to facilitate capacity building that leads to the development of baseline market-sector strategic information.

Identified and recruited local experts, translators and other office staff .

International experts were recruited by ADB

7. Coordinate ministry, donor, sector and key stakeholder energy activities

Facilitated extensive coordination among Office of the President, MEW,Ministry of Justice, Ministry of Economy, DABM, and others during the drafting and approval of DABS Articles of Incorporation; facilitated coordination between various stakeholders during drafting of power purchase agreements with Tajikistan/Uzbekistan and subsequent negotiations; established dialogue between various parties during the drafting of ANDS and costing of projects

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8. Compile and review of existing energy information; identify information gaps; and review past and current projects funded by the Government, Donors and Private Sector

Developed an Energy Database with extensive consultation with energy sector organizations (MEW, MOM, MRRD, DABS, others). Its objective is to provide data for planning of energy projects as well as to provide important information for potential investors for making investment decisions. The Database documents the following: all projects/activities completed as of Government of Afghanistan's fiscal year 1387 (2008-2009) and those activities planned during the next five years (1388-1392) in the energy sector comprised of electric power, renewable energy (solar, wind, micro hydro, etc), coal, oil, and gas; actual consumptions, supply and demand of electricity; resources available for generating electric power; and population information for estimating demand.

The Database should be continuously updated and maintained for which an inter-ministerial task force should be created to coordinate the effort; the actual update and the maintenance should be the responsibility of the respective ministries and agencies. The TOR required the Energy Commercial Expert to prepare a private sector energy database based on available data. Since there were no data available and there was no time and resources to conduct an indepth survey, this was not done. Instead, as it was and also it was more relevant for planning and investment purpose to develop an overall energy database covering all subsectors (electric power, renewable energy, coal, natural gas, oil, etc), the said expert put a lot of effort to complete it.

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9. Review existing governance , legal and regulatory frameworks and recommend areas for improvements

Drafted, edited, presented and explained Articles of Incorporation of DABS. Several working meetings and presentations were done for MOF, MEW, MOJ officials including Ministers and Deputy Ministers. ICE Team also explained the Articles to the Legal Subcommittee of Cabinet, attended by Vice-President, Minister of Finance, Minister of Economy, Minister of Energy, Minister of Justice and Minister of Religious Affairs. Provided other extensive inputs, as follows: Prepared a paper titled ‘Status of Afghan Energy Sector Regulation’ which documented the of the energy sector, legal and regulatory aspects; reviewed ‘Hydrocarbons Law (Bill) and Regulations’; and drafted Independent Power Producer Framework;

Cabinet approved the Articles of Incorporation

10. Assist in improving financial aspects in the energy sector and train personnel

- Provided technical assistance in selection and procurement of Accounting package for DABM/S - Assisted DABM to prepare financial statements for 2007 (it was the first time that data was collected from Breshnas, summarized and a trial balance and financial statement prepared) - Provided technical assistance in gathering

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data and maintaining fixed assets register of DABM and Breshnas - Drafted TOR for external auditing of DABM, attended meetings with MOF and ARDS on inviting proposals, and assisted in evaluating these items

11. Update Power Sector Master Plan (PSMP) developed by the Norwegian consulting firm Norconsult in 2003.

Developed and submitted for ADB consideration a detailed proposal to update the PSMP including resources required, timeline and budget. The update is quite an extensive undertaking for the Energy Commercial Consultant to handle.

ADB has realized this oversight and is now considering how to go about it.

12. Prepare an emergency fuel strategy for 2006-2007, including assessment of diesel use, coal supply and transport, kerosene and other fuel sources for winter;

This activity was cancelled (see Comments and Remarks section)

The activity became redundant as the period for the emergency fuel strategy had already elapsed.

13. Develop specific energy sector planning skills to conduct economic assessments and budget planning utilizing existing date.

Assisted in drafting of Afghan National Development Strategy for Energy including several revisions and data gathering.; developed a five-year investment plan for the power sector prior to and after the Paris Donor’s meeting as requested by the Ministry of Finance; prepared a list of priority projects for MEW.

Assisted the Planning Department of the MEW

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14. Prepare sector plans and corresponding budget based demand.

Assisted ANDS and MEW on preparing the national energy sector strategy; assisted ANDS/MEW and the Ministry of Finance on preparing 5 –year costing of power projects and adjusting the costing after Paris Donors Meeting in June 2008; submitted proposal to ADB for updating the power sector master plan developed by Norconsult in 2003.

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15. Promote regional and provincial participation in energy planning resulting in the production of energy plans.

Met with Provincial Reconstruction Teams of Parwan, Kapisa, Nangarhar, and others to determine energy requirement, to connect distribution systems and transmission lines from substations to provinces, repair of Darunta HPP including discussions with USAID

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16. Actively disseminate sector strategies to key government donor, and private sector player.

Worked actively with MOF, ANDS and MEW during the drafting of the Energy Sector Strategy and the development of ANDS costing before and after the Paris Donor’s Conference in June 2008; advised ADB of assistance through Weekly/Monthly reports; participated actively in the General ICE Meetings on a monthly basis.

None

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17. Adopt and issue sector plans for public consumption.

ICE Working Group is not authorized to issue the sector plans for public consumption

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18. Develop sufficient legal and contracting skills.

Strengthened capacity of MEW in the development of Power Purchase Agreements and its negotiations; also oriented MEW on development of Independent Power Producer framework.

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19. Prepare Inception Report, Weekly Report, Monthly Report and Final Report to inform ADB and others of the progress of the TA and the outputs.

These reports were prepared and submitted to ADB. Monthly reports were also submitted to other stakeholders.

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Support to Inter-ministerial Commission for Energy (ICE)

TA Evaluation Report

Table of Contents

Introduction

Activities Undertaken, Outputs Produced and Objectives Met by ICE Team

Description of Major Activities Project Constraints Recommendations

Annex 1 - Activities Undertaken by the ICE Secretariat/Commercial Advisory Team

Annex 2 - Proposed Consulting Approach, Organization, and

Estimated Budget for Updating PSMP Prepared by ICE Commercial Advisory Team

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TA – 4918 (AFG): Support to Inter-ministerial Commission for Energy (ICE)

TA Evaluation Report

1. Introduction The Government of Afghanistan approved the establishment of the Interministerial Commission for Energy (ICE) to serve as a coordinating and policy-making body for energy sector activities in Afghanistan through the enactment of a Presidential Decree dated 2 November 2006. The Asian Development Bank (ADB) approved the Government request for Technical Assistance to support ICE on 31 January 2007. The overall objective of the Technical Assistance to support ICE (TA-ICE) is to establish a central and credible government body to support, develop and facilitate a coherent energy and power strategy for Afghanistan. These objectives are realized through the following two components of TA-ICE: establishment of the ICE Secretariat and the establishment of the Commercial Advisory Team within the Secretariat. Specifically the TA project was implemented to achieve the following:

• Coordinate ministry, donor, sector, and key stakeholders energy activities; • Develop commercial understanding and planning skills among government and

energy sector leaders including sector governance and legal, financial and technical capacity;

• Prepare sector plans and corresponding budgets based on demand; • Support the development of regulatory functions, including market –based

contracting and oversight; and • Build local capacity to oversee and monitor energy planning and development in

Afghanistan through transfer of international know how.

The ICE Secretariat/Commercial Advisory Team, collectively called the Team started ICE activities with the appointment of the Energy Legal and Governance Expert in July 2007 followed by the appointment of other international consultants: Energy Finance Expert in August 2007, the Executive Director in November 2007 and the Energy Commercial Expert in May 2008, almost a year after the TA start-up. The report is prepared by Braj K. Sharma, the International Energy Commercial Expert in the absence of the other three experts who completed their assignment and left the project on the following dates: Executive Director - 1 March 2009 Energy Finance Expert - 6 September 2008 Energy Legal and Governance Expert- 30 June 2008

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The report summarizes the activity undertaken, outputs produced, and the objectives met by the Team and the constraints faced and provide several recommendations. Annex 1 summarizes the activities undertaken vis-à-vis the tasks assigned in the TOR and Annex 2 provides a proposal to update the Power Sector Master Plan.

2. Activities Undertaken, Outputs Produced and Objectives Met by ICE Team The Tasks assigned to ICE Secretariat / Commercial Advisory Team (Team) as per the TOR in the ADB TA Report dated December 2006 and the corresponding list of activities undertaken by the Team are detailed in Annex 1. It is presented according to the two ICE components: (A) Establishment of the ICE Secretariat; and (B) Establishment of a Commercial Advisory Team within the ICE Secretariat to help build energy sector strategic planning and commercial capacity. Any comments/remarks are presented in the third column. As seen in the Table in the next page, the Team met many of the TA objectives and completed assigned tasks (for detailed report on activities undertaken and accomplishment, see Annex 1).

Table: Activity Undertaken, Output Produced and Objective Met (Referenced to ADB Technical Assistance Report)

Activity

Undertaken/Accomplishment Output Produced Objective Met

Established fully operational ICE Secretariat based at MEW including recruitment of local consultants/staff, procurement of office equipment/furniture and establishment of office procedures

Established Office within MEW to serve as a point of contact and to liaise effectively with stakeholders

Set up fully operational ICE Secretariat/operations

Implemented all reporting requirement of ICE:

Inception Report, Weekly Report, Monthly Report and TA Evaluation Report. (Monthly Report to ICE Chairman and MEW Deputy Minister; all reports to ADB)

Inform and build local capacity to monitor developments in the energy sector

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Assisted in drafting of Afghanistan National Development Strategy for energy and preparation of five-year investment plan taking into consideration the annual development budget for 1387(2008-2009) working closely with MEW

Annual budget planning and preparation (ANDS and five-year investment plans/ projects costing)

-Develop planning skills among government/energy sector leaders;

-Prepare sector plans and corresponding budgets

Performed data gathering and analysis for Energy Database covering all sub sectors: electricity, coal, gas, oil, and renewable energy through extensive coordination with ministries and agencies involved in the energy sector, that is, MEW, MOM, MRRD, DABS and others; Submitted to Deputy Minister of MEW and MOM, and to ADB

ADB has introduced simulation software for planning of power projects

Energy Database – national energy generation, resources available for energy, use and demand covering electricity, coal, gas, oil and renewable energy, population / household data

Provided Plexos simulation software and trained two staff members, one each from MEW and DABS

-Develop commercial understanding and planning skills among government/energy sector leaders

-Build local capacity to oversee and monitor energy planning and development

- Strengthen planning capacity

Prepared proposal to update Power Sector Master Plan (PSMP) which would facilitate the actual update. This activity is comprehensive and could not be done by one consultant.

Proposal to update Power Sector Master Plan

Objective partially achieved – proposal will facilitate the update as it provides an approach, the expertise required for both international and domestic consultants, and estimated budget for the study

No activity was performed in developing the Emergency Energy Fuel Strategy for 2007/08 winter

None Objective not met - this requirement became redundant since the International Energy Commercial Expert was recruited after 2007/08 winter

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Provided on the job training to counterpart staff and local consultant on national energy strategy, five-year investment plans, and developing energy database.

Training to counterpart staff on energy strategy, planning of energy projects, governance and legal, and data gathering

-Develop commercial understanding and planning skills among government /energy sector leaders

-Build local capacity to oversee and monitor energy planning and development

Team assisted in selection, procurement, and installation of Accounting package for DABM; assisted in preparing financial statement for 2007; provided technical help in developing a fixed asset register for DABM and Breshnas; and helped in recruiting an external auditor for DABM

-Accounting software package for DABM

- Financial statement for 2007

- Fixed asset register for DABM/Breshnas

- Recruitment of DABM external auditor

Instituted financial management improvements in the energy sector

Team was not able to launch ICE website

None, could not find the webmaster

Objective not met - launching of ICE Website to present a national energy awareness campaign

Team assisted and worked closely with various ministries and agencies in accomplishing/assisting in the following: drafting of Independent Power Producer Framework; review of power purchase agreement; drafting and approval of DABS Articles of Incorporation; development of Energy Database;

-Independent Power producer Framework

-DABS Articles of Incorporation

-Comments on Power Purchase Agreement

- Energy Database (draft)

- Afghanistan National Development Strategy/Costing of projects; Five-year investment plans

-Coordinate ministry, donor, sector and key stakeholders energy activities

-Develop commercial understanding /planning skills among government/energy sector leaders including legal, financial, and technical capacity

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Reviewed and supported the development of legal and regulatory functions by preparing a paper titled ‘Status of Afghan Energy Sector Regulations’, reviewed hydrocarbon law, drafted independent power producer framework, and others.

-Status of Afghan energy sector regulations

- Review of Hydrocarbon law

-Independent Power Producer Framework (Draft)

- Review of existing governance, legal and regulatory framework

Provided planning assistance to MEW Planning Department

-Developed TOR for feasibility study on electrification of Sheendand and Andraskan districts in Herat province

-Developed TOR for feasibility study of Baharak HPP in Badakshan

-Review of TOR for Olambagh HPP

-Develop commercial understanding and planning skills at MEW

3. Description of Major Activities

3.1 Coordination with energy sector agencies/coordination among agencies and donors

• The Commercial Advisory Team (Team) worked with all energy sector agencies, namely, Office of the President, MEW, MOM, MRRD (NSP, NABDP), MOCI, DABM/S, MOF, Ministry of Justice (MOJ) and the Central Statistics Organization for demographic data. The coordination covered various areas: development of energy sector strategy, costing of development projects, development of Energy Database, drafting and approval of Articles of Incorporation, among others.

• Likewise, the Team facilitated coordination among these agencies and between the agencies and the donors.

3.2 Assistance in developing energy strategy and planning

• The Team assisted MEW in drafting of Afghanistan National Development Strategy (ANDS) for energy including preparation of several revisions of the ANDS; assisted MEW in identifying power projects to fit the strategy; developed costing of the projects for five-years as required by MOF and ANDS office before

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Paris Donors Meeting in June 2008, and adjustment of the investment plan after the Paris Conference to reflect Donors’ amount approved; and assisted MEW in developing a list of priority projects for inclusion in the strategy.

• The Ministry of Energy has emphasized the update of the power sector master plan as a top priority project of the Government. This is also realized by the donors. Realizing this, the Team submitted a proposal to ADB for the update of the PSMP which proposed an approach and methodology, the expertise required, and estimated a budget for the study. ADB has not responded to the consultant’s proposal. Originally the update was included in the TOR of the Commercial Energy Expert without realizing the extent of work involved. The update work requires several international and domestic consultants and data gathering and validation process is critical. This oversight was realized by ADB.

• In promoting regional and provincial participation in energy planning, the team consulted with Provincial Reconstruction Teams from Parwan, Kapisa, Nangarhar, and others on energy requirement, connection of transmission/distribution lines from substations to provinces, and repair of HPP projects.

• Provided planning assistance to MEW planning department in the following: developed the TOR for the feasibility study for electrification of Sheendand and Andraskan districts in Herat Province; developed TOR for feasibility study of Baharak HPP in Badaskhan Province; review of TOR for feasibility study for Olambagh HPP; and review of TOR for Operation and Maintenance contract of North East Power Systems (NEPS).

3.3 Development of an Energy Database covering all subsectors of energy

The Commercial Advisory Team developed an Energy Database (Database) covering all subsectors of energy. The objectives are to provide data for planning of energy projects and provide valuable information to potential investors for making investment decisions. The Database documents the following: all projects/activities completed as of Government of Afghanistan's fiscal year 1387 (2008-2009) and those activities planned during the next five years (1388-1392) in the energy sector comprised of electric power, renewable energy (solar, wind, micro hydro, etc), coal, oil, and gas; actual consumptions, supply and demand of electricity; resources available for generating electric power; and population information for estimating demand. The ICE mandate was to gather data from existing and secondary sources. However, except for MRRD’s National Solidarity Program (NSP), the data was not readily available. Thus the Team developed information through extensive consultation with all organizations involved in the energy, as noted in Section 3.1 above. Draft Database was submitted to ADB/TASU, Deputy Minister Energy, MEW and Deputy Minister, Ministry of Mines.

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3.4 Assistance in Governance and Regulations

The Team assisted energy sector ministries and agencies in legal and regulatory functions. The Team prepared the following deliverables:

• Paper titled ‘Status of Afghan Energy Sector Regulation’ which outlines the existing governance of the energy sector, legal and regulatory aspects, implications of a non-regulated Afghan energy market, and regulatory requirements;

• Reviewed and commented on the Hydrocarbon Law (Bill) and Regulations;

• Drafted Independent Power Producer Framework; • Drafted, reviewed and discussed DABS Articles of Incorporation with

Ministry of Justice, MOF, High Council of Economic Affairs and Special Committee of the Cabinet; and

• Reviewed power purchase agreement 3.5 Project Administration and Reporting

• Establishment of ICE Secretariat in MEW - The Team established the ICE Secretariat at the MEW as a point of contact for all energy sector organizations on office space provided by the MEW. The Team recruited all local consultants and staff, procured office equipment, furniture, and supplies, and established office procedures.

• With respect to routine reporting requirement, the Team submitted the following reports: inception report, weekly update report, monthly report and the TA evaluation report.

• The Team attended the general ICE meetings held once a month which was attended by all donors and sector ministries/organizations.

4. Project Constraints

In general, the low institutional capacity in the country has affected ICE like other projects in the country. A major constraint has been the weak management and technical capability of the three most important organizations in the sector, namely, the Ministry of Energy and Water, the Ministry of Mines, and the electric utility DABS. The ongoing and planned capacity building effort by the donors should alleviate some of the deficiencies. Some of the ICE -specific constraints are summarized below.

• Only a few energy sector organizations have taken advantage of the ICE consultant’s coordination role to the extent feasible. The concept of assigning counterparts to work with the consultants to receive on-the-job training is attractive and should be taken advantage of by these organizations.

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• Limited staff capability exists in the ministries/agencies but those qualified and capable staff is demanded by both the donors and consultants to work with them. Thus the capable staff is overloaded while the vast majority remains idle.

• It was difficult to find qualified domestic consultants in the energy sector to work with the team. As a result, a number domestic consultant positions remained vacant. The Team was forced to use one MEW senior staff as one of the domestic consultants. In spite of him having joined ICE, he had at the same time some ministry assigned responsibilities which he had to complete.

• Data gathering for the Energy Database at the DABS, MEW and more so at MOM was extremely difficult. Extensive consultations were necessary to develop the Database as the Management Information Systems (MIS) was non-existing. The data that was available were very disorganized and time consuming technique had to be used to extract the data. Furthermore, data gathered had to be validated as these were not fully reliable.

• Substantial delays in recruiting the Energy Commercial Expert resulted in lack of coordination between him and the other two international consultants. Such a project should have all international consultants start at the same time because of the extensive coordination required. Ideally this would have been achieved by recruiting a firm rather than independent consultants which would have not only facilitated coordination among consultants but would have also addressed many administrative problems as discussed below.

• The project faced a few administrative problems, such as delay in procuring office equipment because of unavailability of funds in a timely manner, delay in receive office operation and travel advances, delay in payment to consultants/staff, etc. Such deficiencies resulted in delays in various activities. Use of a firm would have avoided such delays as it would have been responsible for planning for funds.

5. Recommendations

5.1 Strengthening of Planning Function at MEW and MOM

While all aspects of operation of the three important energy sector organizations, namely, MEW, DABS and MOM needs strengthening, the planning function should be given a top priority in all three organizations. It is vital that reliable and quick data be made available to planners and potential investors. ADB provided Plexos simulation software is such as planning tool for updating power sector master plan, energy database and other planning aspects. MEW and DABS should be responsible for fully utilizing the software. ADB recently trained two employees on the software, one each from MEW and DABS.

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5.2 Power Sector Master Plan Update

There is an urgent need to update the power sector master plan (PSMP), a top priority of the MEW and the donor community. The PSMP prepared by the Norwegian firm Norconsult back in 2003, although a comprehensive document, it was completed at a time when data available was insufficient and in addition significant infrastructure and institutional changes have been introduced in to the Afghan power sector that should now be considered in the overall sector planning.

A proposal to update the PSMP is presented in Annex 2. Ideally, a Utility Planner should lead the effort. The proposal includes a proposed approach, consulting organization showing international and domestic expertise required, inputs required from MEW/DABS and the estimated budget for the study.

5.3 Continuing Update of Energy Database

The draft Energy Database must be continuously updated. The update and maintenance of the Database should be the responsibility of individual organizations responsible for generating data, that is, the MEW, MOM, DABS, MRRD/NSP and the CSO for population data. Because it involves various organizations, it is suggested that an interministerial task force, led by the Ministry of Finance be responsible for coordinating the update/maintenance of the Database.

5.4 Legal and Regulatory Framework – Power Sector

Recommendations on Legal and Regulatory Framework are presented in the ICE Team’s Report titled ‘Status of Afghan Energy Sector Regulation’ dated February 2008 referred in this report.

ASIAN DEVELOPMENT BANK

TA‐4918 (AFG) – SUPPORT TO INTER‐MINISTERIAL COMMISSION FOR ENERGY (ICE)

ENERGY DATABASE

(March 2009)

Prepared by:

International Energy Commercial Expert

ICE Working Group

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Support to Inter-ministerial Commission for Energy (ICE)

Energy Database

Table of Contents

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Introduction

Objectives

Key Features of the Database

Database Coverage, Description and Assumptions/Comments

Recommendations for Updating Database

Section 1 - Tables (by Region and Province)

Table 1‐A ‐ Projects Completed (as of 1387) and Ongoing/Future (1388‐1392) Projects‐ Generation/Transmission/ Distribution

Table 1‐B ‐ Projects Completed (as of 1387) and Ongoing/Future (1388‐1392) Projects – Coal‐fired, Gas‐fired and Diesel‐fired

Table 1‐C ‐ Projects Completed (as of 1387) and Ongoing/Future

(1388‐1392) Projects‐ Renewable energy Table 2‐ A‐ Resources Available for Energy‐ Hydropower

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Table 2‐ B‐ Resources Available for Energy‐ Coal, Gas and Oil

Table 2‐C‐ Resources Available for Energy‐ Renewable Energy

Table 3 ‐ Table 3 ‐ Population Data by Province/District

Section 2 Tables (by Country-wide and Province)

Table 4 - Supply (Actual Capacity) and Demand of Electricity, and Surplus/Deficiency (MW) by Province (1386)

Table 5 ‐ Supply (Actual Capacity) and Demand of Electricity, and Surplus/Deficiency (MW) by Province (1387)

Table 6 - Supply (Actual Capacity) and Demand of Electricity, and Surplus/Deficiency (MW) by Province (1390) Table 7- Projected Supply and Demand of Other Energy Sources,

and Surplus/Deficiency by Province

Table 8- Projected Supply and Demand of Renewable Energy Sources, and Surplus/Deficiency by Province

Table 9 ‐ Private Sector Involvement in Energy Development

Projects Completed (as of 1387) and Planned (1388‐1392) ‐ Generation/Transmission/Distribution Projects

Table10 - Private Sector Involvement in Energy Development

Projects Completed (as of 1387) and Planned (1388-1392) - Coal-fired / Gas- fired/Small diesel

Table11 - Private Sector Involvement in Energy Development

Projects Completed (as of 1387) and Planned (1388-1392) - Renewable energy

Table12 - Private Sector Production of Resources Used in Energy Generation Projects as of 1387 and Planned Projects (1388-1392) - Coal, gas, oil

Table13-A - Energy Firms Doing/Interested in Business in Afghanistan

– Electric Power

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Table13-B- Energy Firms Doing/Interested in Business in Afghanistan

- Coal/gas/oil Table13-C - Energy Firms Doing/Interested in Business in Afghanistan

- Renewable Energy Table14- - Number of Customers, Consumption and Tariffs by

Province - Residential Customers ( 1387) Table14-B - Number of Customers, Consumption and Tariffs by Province - Government, NGOs and Holy Places (1387) Table14-C - Number of Customers, Consumption and Tariffs by Province - Industrial and Commercial Category (1387)

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Asian Development Bank

TA-4918 (AFG) - Support to Inter-Ministerial Commission for Energy

Energy Database

(March 2009)

A. Introduction

The Energy Database is developed by the Working Group of the ADB-assisted Inter-ministerial Commission for Energy (ICE), in accordance with the terms of reference of the ADB. It was prepared by Braj K. Sharma, the ICE International Energy Commercial Expert who was supported by Eng. Mohammad Hashim Alimi, the local Strategic Planning Expert, and Sher Agha Nassiry, the local Commercial Expert.

The Energy Database (Database) covers all sub-sectors related to the energy sector: electric power, renewable energy, coal, natural gas, and diesel/oil. The data was gathered through extensive interaction with ministries/agencies involved in the energy sector, such as, the Ministry of Energy and Water (MEW), Ministry of Mines (MOM), Da Afghanistan Breshna Sherkat (DABS) offices in Kabul and four provinces, and the Ministry of Rural Rehabilitation and Development (MRRD) including the Ministry’s National Solidarity Program (NSP) and the National Area Based Development Program (NABDP), and the Central Statistical Organization (CSO). Existing documents and reports relating to energy sector were also reviewed. Additionally, a brief survey/data gathering was conducted in four provinces, especially on existing use of assets or planned acquisition of assets for electric power generation, transmission, and distribution, and supply and consumption of electricity. The ICE mandate was to gather data from existing and secondary sources. However except for MRRD’s NSP which maintained some data on renewable energy, other data were not available readily and had to be developed with extensive consultation with responsible ministries/agencies.

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The Database is presented in the following three parts:

• A write-up on the Database including objectives, key features of the Database, and description of each table, assumptions used and comments on data availability, and recommendations for updating the Database;

• Section1 - Detailed data by province/region covering generation, transmission, distribution, energy resources, and population; and

• Section 2 - Integrated national data or data by province – Actual capacity (supply) and demand for electricity, projected supply and demand of other energy sources, private sector involvement in generation of electricity and other energy sources, listing of firms interested in energy projects in Afghanistan, and electricity consumption and tariffs for various categories of customers by province.

B. Objective

The objective of the Energy Database (Database) is to provide data for planning of energy projects as well as to provide important information for potential investors for making investment decisions. The Database documents the following: all projects/activities completed as of Government of Afghanistan's fiscal year 1387 (2008-2009) and those activities planned during the next five years (1388-1392) in the energy sector comprised of electric power, renewable energy (solar, wind, micro hydro, etc), coal, oil, and gas; actual consumptions, supply and demand of electricity; resources available for generating electric power; and population information for estimating demand.

C. Key Features of the Database

The Database provides important information for users engaged in planning of energy projects, especially power projects, and those who are interested in general in knowing the energy situation in the country. Attempt has been made to bring data across the energy sector in one document.

Key features of the Database are as follows:

• Compiles available data required in planning of energy projects under one document and provides recommendations for update of the Database;

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• Provides an up to date inventory of completed power projects by province including hydropower, thermal power, imported power, diesel/oil-fired, micro hydro, solar, transmission lines and distribution networks, and substations;.

• Resources available for generating energy by province including hydropower, coal, gas, oil, and renewable energy resources;

• Actual capacity (supply) and estimated demand for electric power for 1386 (2007-2008), 1387 (2008-2009) and 1390 (2011-2012);

• Projected supply and demand of other energy sources (natural gas, coal, oil, renewable energy);

• Electric power consumption and average tariffs by category of customers (residential, government, commercial and industrial) for each province;

• Comprehensive list of firms (engineering, consulting, and construction) interested in doing business in Afghanistan in electric power, coal, natural gas, oil and renewable energy; and

• Existing (1387) and projected (1390) population by province and each district within the province.

D. Database Coverage, Description and Assumptions/Comments

The Data was developed using either existing information or through extensive interaction and discussions with organizations/agencies in the energy sectors, primarily, MEW, MOM, MRRD, DABM/S, and the CSO. This data is presented in two sections: Section 1 covers detailed information by province / region and Section 2 provides either integrated national data or data by province. The coverage of each section is presented below. Section 1 – Data by Province/Region - Generation, Transmission, Distribution, Energy Resources, and Population The data is presented in Tables 1-A through 3 for each province within each DABS region consisting of the following:

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Region Province Kabul - Kabul province Central - Bamyan, Kapisa, Panjsher, Parwan, and Wardak North - Balkh, Faryab, Jawzjan, Samangan and Saripul North-East - Badakhshan, Baghlan, Kunduz and Takhar Eastern - Kunar, Laghman, Nangharar and Nuristan South-East - Gazni, Khost, Loghar, Paktia and Paktika South - Dikundi, Helmand, Kandahar, Uruzgan and Zabul West - Badghis, Farah, Ghor, Herat and Nimroz Each region is separated by a divider sheet and each province within the region is likewise separated by a divider sheet for easy referral. The tables are described in detail below including assumptions used and the availability of Data. Table 1-A Completed (as of 1387) and Ongoing/Future (1388-1392) Projects -Generation/Transmission/Distribution Projects Covers hydropower, diesel generated power, imported power, transmission projects, distribution projects, and substations, and their location/details. The information covered for projects completed to date (1387) and those to be completed by 1392, are as follows: installed and actual capacity for generation projects in MW; transmission lines (Kms./KV); distribution projects (capacity MVA/KV network), substation projects (capacity MVA/KV); project completion cost and annual operation/maintenance costs for completed projects; and estimated costs for projects to be completed in the next five years. Assumptions:

1. Projects expected to be completed beyond 1392 are excluded even though implementation started within 1388-1392.

2. Project costs (both actual and estimated for future projects) in most cases are not available.

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3. Larger diesel projects are included in this table where as small diesel plants are included in Table 1-B Completed (as of 1387) and Ongoing/Future (1388-1392) Projects – Coal-fired/Gas-fired/Small diesel -fired

Information Availability: Yes, through extensive data gathering process; annual O & M costs are not available.

Table 1-B Completed (as of 1387) and Ongoing/Future (1388-1392) Projects – Coal-fired/Gas-fired/Small diesel Covers power generation from gas-fired, coal-fired, small diesel-fired and their location/details. The information covered are as follows: installed and actual capacity in MW; project completion cost and annual operation/maintenance costs for completed projects; and estimated costs for projects to be completed in the next five years. Information Availability: Information on small diesel-fired projects is available. Except for the fertilizer plant in Balkh, no other projects (coal/gas-fired exist). Table 1-C Completed (as of 1387) and Ongoing/Future (1388-1392) Projects – Renewable energy Covers power generation from micro-hydro, solar, wind, wood, and other sources and their location/details. The information covered are as follows: installed and actual capacity in KW/MW; project completion cost and annual operation/maintenance costs for completed projects; and estimated costs for projects to be completed in the next five years. Assumptions: 1. Renewable energy project consist mostly of micro-hydro and solar energy projects; small

diesel plants are included in Table 1-B under small diesel projects.. Information Availability: Yes, through MRRD’s National Solidarity Program and others; annual O &M Costs are not available. Table 2-A Resources Available for Energy - Hydropower Covers hydropower generation potential, existing production, and their location/details. The information covered is as follows: total hydropower potential for each project/river and existing production in MW, if any. Assumptions:

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1. All future HPP potential projects with known information are included.

Table 2- B Resources Available for Energy – Coal, gas, and oil

Covers coal mines, gas wells, and oil wells, existing production for each and their location/details. The information covered are as follows: details on each coal mines including total potential and existing production in Metric Tons; details on each gas well including total potential and existing production for each in Cubic Meters; details on each oil well including total potential and existing production for each in Metric Tons. Information availability: Yes, through extensive effort at the Ministry of Mines office in Kabul and field visits to Sheberghan, Puli Khumri, Herat and Kunduz.

Table 2- C Resources Available for Energy – Renewable energy

Covers resources available for micro-hydro, solar, wind, geothermal, and others, and their location/details. Since this information is not available, the table is left blank.

Information availability: None, table not filled up as no information exist but should be developed through detailed survey.

Table 3 –Population Data by District/Province

Covers population data by province and each district within the province for 1387 as provided by the Central Statistical Organization(CSO), projected population in 1390 based on growth rate provided by the CSO, and the number of households for each province/district based on 7 members per household across all provinces used in planning of power projects to date.

Assumptions:

1. 1390 projections are based on annual growth rate of 2.03 from 1387 to1390 as provided by the CSO.

2. A Household is comprised of seven (7) members as per assumptions used by MEW in the past for feasibility studies.

Data availability: Yes

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Section 2 – Integrated National Data or Data by Province– Actual capacity (supply) and demand for electricity, projected supply and demand of other energy sources, private sector involvement in generation of electricity and other energy sources, listing of firms interested in energy projects in Afghanistan, and electricity consumption and tariffs for various categories of customers by province.

The following tables provide detailed information:

Table 4 Supply (Actual Capacity) and Demand of Electricity, and Surplus/Deficiency (MW) by Province for 1386 Covers actual capacity (supply) of electricity, estimated demand based on base year (1387) demand, and deficiency (demand over supply) by each province in 1386 (2007-2008). Assumptions:

1. Refer to Table 5 (1387) for Base Year assumptions and calculations. 2. Demand is assumed at 85 % of the Base Year demand. 3. Actual capacity (supply) is assumed the same as Base Year (1387) since it is assumed

that there is no change in the generation capacity between 1386 and 1387 based on information available.

Information Availability: Demand information not available

Table 5 - Supply (Actual Capacity) and Demand of Electricity, and Surplus/Deficiency (MW) by Province for 1387 Covers actual capacity (supply) of electricity, estimated demand based on 1387 household population, and deficiency (demand over supply) by each province in 1387 (2007-2008). Assumptions:

1. 1387 is assumed as the Base Year for Demand calculations. Demand is calculated based on the following parameters: for residential household customers, demand of 1 KW per household for 60% of households and 0.5 KW for 40% households; 7 % of total demand for government customers; and 7% and 6% of total for industrial and commercial customers, respectively. Population and number of households are presented in Table 3.

2. Actual capacity is based on completed generation projects as presented in Table 1-A for each province.

3. As expected, there is a deficiency in each province as shown in the Table.

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Information Availability: Population information available as per CSO; other information based on assumptions. Table 6 - Supply (Actual Capacity) and Demand of Electricity, and Surplus/Deficiency (MW) by Province for 1390 Covers actual capacity (supply) of electricity, estimated demand based on 1387 demand population, and deficiency (demand over supply) by each province in 1390 (2007-2008). Assumptions:

1. Demand is assumed to increase by 15 % in each of the years 1388 and 1389, and by 5 % in 1390 as more customers would have been connected and thus demand would arrive closer to their real demand.

2. Projected actual capacity is calculated based on more generation facilities coming into operation by 1390 as presented in the table. Additional capacities are: 333 MWs in Kabul, 42 MWs in Heart (Salma HPP), 12.5 MWs in Nangarhar (Darunta HPP), 2.1 MWs in Badakhshan (Baharak HPP), and others (see Table 6).

Information Availability: Yes Table 7- Projected Supply and Demand of Other Energy Sources, and Surplus/Deficiency by Province for 1387 Covers estimated demand and supply of coal, natural gas, and oil/diesel, and surplus/deficiency for 1387 Information Availability: Supply and Demand are both not available. Supply in terms of existing production of coal, gas and oil is available (see Table 2B) but reliable numbers in imports are not available. Table 8- Projected Supply and Demand of Renewable Energy Sources, and Surplus/Deficiency by Province for 1390 Covers supply and demand of renewable energy sources comprised of micro-hydro, solar, wind, wood and others. Information Availability: Existing supply in terms of micro hydro (KWs) and Solar (Watts) as presented in Table 2-C in Section 1 is represented. Demand information is not available. Table 9- Private Sector Involvement in Energy Development Projects - Completed (as of 1387) and Planned (1388- 1392) - Generation/Transmission/Distribution Projects

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Covers hydropower, diesel generated power, imported power, transmission projects, distribution projects, and substations, and their location/details initiated by the private sector. The information covered are as follows: installed and actual capacity for generation projects in MW; transmission lines (Kms./KV); distribution projects (capacity MVA/KV network), substation projects (capacity MVA/KV); project completion cost and annual operation / maintenance costs for completed projects; and estimated costs for projects to be completed in the next five years. Information Availability: Private sector information not applicable/not available Table 10 Private Sector Involvement in Energy Development Projects - Completed (as of 1387) and Planned (1388-1392) - Coal-fired/Gas-fired/Small diesel Covers power generation from gas-fired, coal-fired, small diesel and their location/details initiated by the private sector. The information covered are as follows: installed and actual capacity in MW; project completion cost and annual operation/maintenance costs for completed projects; and estimated costs for projects to be completed in the next five years. Information Availability: Private sector information not applicable/not available Table 11 Private Sector Involvement in Energy Development Projects - Completed (as of 1387) and Planned (1388-1392) - Renewable energy Covers power generation from micro-hydro, solar, wind, wood, and other sources and their location/details. The information covered are as follows: installed and actual capacity in MW; project completion cost and annual operation/maintenance costs for completed projects; and estimated costs for projects to be completed in the next five years. Information Availability: Private sector information not applicable/not available Table 12 Private Sector Production of Resources Used in Energy Generation Projects as of 1387 and Planned Projects (1388-1392) – Coal/gas/oil Covers coal mines, gas wells, and oil wells, existing production for each and their location/details initiated by the private sector. The information covered are as follows: details on each coal mines including total potential and existing production in Metric Tons; details on each gas well including total potential and existing production for each in Cubic Meters; details on each oil well including total potential and existing production for each in Metric Tons. Information Availability: Private sector information not applicable/not available

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Table 13-A Energy Firms Doing/Interested in Business in Afghanistan - Electric Power Covers the following information on firms (consulting, engineering, construction, etc) engaged in electric power which have experience or are interested in doing business in Afghanistan: name of firm/contact address, its expertise in power sector, size of firm (latest revenues/staff complement), description of experience, ranking of firm based on actual experience (Number 1 is the most qualified). Information Availability: Contact address and size of firm (revenue, staffing), and ranking not available Table 13-B Energy Firms Doing/Interested in Business in Afghanistan - Coal/gas/oil Covers the following information on firms (consulting, engineering, construction, etc) engaged in development/exploration/ extraction of coal, gas, and oil which have experience or are interested in doing business in Afghanistan: name of firm/contact address, its expertise in power sector, size of firm (latest revenues/staff complement), description of experience, ranking of firm based on actual experience (Number 1 is the most qualified). Information Availability: Contact address not available, size of firm (revenue, staffing) not available for some of the firms; experience of the firms not available; ranking of firms not done. Table 13-C Energy Firms Doing/Interested in Business in Afghanistan - Renewable Energy Covers the following information on firms (consulting, engineering, construction, etc) engaged in renewable energy projects which have experience or are interested in doing business in Afghanistan: name of firm/contact address, its expertise in renewable energy, size of firm (latest revenues/staff complement), description of experience, ranking of firm based on actual experience (Number 1 is the most qualified). Information Availability: Contact address not available, size of firm (revenue, staffing) not available for some of the firms; experience of the firms not available; ranking of firms not done. Table 14- A Number of Customers, Consumption and Tariffs by Province – Residential Customers (1387)

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Provides the following information on province to province basis on residential (household) customers : source of power generation (hydro, imports, thermal, etc), number of household customers, total consumption in the province in KWH, average consumption/household customer in KWH, and average tariffs/customer (in AFG). Information Availability: Number of households and total consumption available. Consumption by level of consumption, that is, 0-300 KWH, 301-700 KWH, over 700 KWH) not available Table 14 -B Number of Customers, Consumption and Tariffs by Province - Government, NGOs and Holy Places Provides the following information on province to province basis on general government category of customers consisting of government, non-government (NGO), and holy places: source of power generation (hydro, imports, thermal, etc), number of government/NGO/holy places, household customers, total consumption in the province in KWH, average consumption/government customer in KWH, and average tariffs/customer (in AFG). Information Availability: Only total consumption under the government category (government, NGOs, and holy places) available, separate consumption numbers not available. Table 14 -C Number of Customers, Consumption and Tariffs by Province - Industrial and Commercial Category Provides the following information on province to province basis on industrial and commercial customers: source of power generation (hydro, imports, thermal, etc); number of industrial customers, total consumption (KWH) and average consumption/customer(KWH); number of commercial customers, total consumption (KWH), and average consumption/customer(KWH); and average tariffs/customer. Information Availability: Information available.

E. Recommendations for Maintaining/Updating Database

It is strongly recommended that an inter-ministerial task force, led by the Ministry of Finance and comprised of all ministries/agencies engaged in the energy sector, be responsible for coordinating the maintenance/update of the Database. However the actual update and data

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gathering must be the responsibility of the planning function of individual ministries and agencies identified in the tables and further outlined below. The Tables which are blank or are partially filled should be given top priority by the respective organizations as shown below. These data should be captured through surveys using sampling techniques. The table below lists the responsibility for maintaining/updating the Database for each Table in Sections 1 and 2, identifies the basis for such information, and the extent of priority for the update.

Table: Responsibility for Maintaining/Updating the Energy Database

Database Information as

per Table

Responsible Organization Basis for Data Gathering/Update

Priority

Primary Secondary

Table 1 -A MEW DABS Existing information High, continuously

Table 1 -B MEW MOM Survey / existing information

High, continuously

Table 1 -C MRRD MEW Existing information High, continuously

Table 2-A MEW Survey / study Medium

Table 2 -B MOM Existing information / survey High

Table 2-C MRRD MEW Survey High

Table 3 CSO Population census High

Table 4, Table 5, Table 6 MEW DABS

Existing information / survey High

Table 7 MOM MOCI Existing information / survey High

Table 8 MRRD MEW Survey / existing information High

Table 9 MEW DABS Survey Medium

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Table 10 MEW MOM Survey Medium

Table 11 MRRD MEW Survey Medium

Table 12 MOM Survey High

Table 13 -A MEW DABS Existing information Low

Table 13 -B MOM Existing information Low

Table 13 -C MRRD MEW Existing Information Low

Table 14 -A DABS Survey / existing information High

Table 14 -B DABS Survey/existing information High

Table 14 -C DABS Survey/existing information High

Energy Database

Section – 1 ‐ Generation, Transmission, Distribution, Energy Resources, and Population

Data by Province/Region 1. Kabul ‐ Kabul Province

2. Central Region‐ Bamyan, Kapisa, Panjsher, Parwan, and Wardak

3. North Region ‐ Balkh, Faryab, Jawzjan, Samangan and Saripul

4. North‐East Region ‐ Badakhshan, Baghlan, Kunduz and Takhar

5. Eastern Region ‐ Kunar, Laghman, Nangharar and Nuristan

6. South‐East Region ‐ Gazni, Khost, Loghar, Paktia and Paktika

7. South Region ‐ Dikundi, Helmand, Kandahar, Uruzgan and Zabul

8. West Region ‐ Badghis, Farah, Ghor, Herat and Nimroz

Name of District1387 (2008‐2009) in Thousands ('000)

1390 (2011‐2012) in Thousands ('000)

Estimated 1390 no. of Households in Thousands

('000)

Total 3449.8 3738.4 534.05

Kabul Center (Kabul ) 2831.4 3068.2 438.32

DehSabz 49.1 53.2 7.60

Mir Bacha kot 47.6 51.6 7.37

Kalakan 27.6 29.9 4.27

Qara Bagh 69.5 75.3 10.76

Farza 19.6 21.2 3.03

Estalef 30.6 33.2 4.74

Inter‐ministerial Commission for EnergyEnergy Database

Table 3 ‐ Population Data by District Province: Kabul Province

Guldara 20.9 22.6 3.24

Shakar Dara 74.9 81.2 11.60

Paghman 110.0 119.2 17.03

Chahar Asyab 33.3 36.1 5.16

Musahi 21.3 23.1 3.30

Khak –i-Jabar 13.0 14.1 2.01

Bagrami 50.5 54.7 7.82

Surubi 50.5 54.7 7.82

2. 1390 figures based on growth rates provided by CSO (7 members/household)1. 1387 figures from Central Statistics Office (CSO)

Hydro power Nanghlo HPP 100 95 NA

Sarobi HPP 22 25 NA

Mahipar HPP 66 38 NA

Diesel‐fired Kabul East Diesel generator (USAID)

108 275

Iran 2x25MW Thermal Units 50 NA

Thermal Units (2 Units) 50 42 NA

Imported Power Uzbekistan 300 150 NA 150

Tajikistan 300

Turkmmenistan 300

Transmission projects

Double circuit transmission line from Puli Khumri to Chimtala SS,Kabul for

electrification of Kabul and Southern/Eastern provinces

202/220 NA 86

From chimtala to NW Substation

3/110 NA

From NW to North 10/110

From NW to Kabul 9/110 NA

Distribution Capacity

(KVA network)

Substation Capacity/

Transformers Kv/MWA

Name of Project*Project Details (Describe each project and list their

components)

Inter‐ministerial Commission for Energy Energy Database

Table 1 ‐ A Completed ( as of 1387) and Ongoing/Future Projects (1388‐1392) ‐ Generation, Transmission and Distribution projects Province: KABUL

Planned Capacity / Power Input

(MW)

Transmission Length (Kms/KV)

Ongoing and Future Projects (1388‐1392)

Installed Capacity (MW)

Actual Capacity (MW)


Substation Capacity /MVA

Project Completion

Cost (USD Mil)

Completed Project (As of 1387)

Distribution Capacity MVA/KV network)

Estimated project cost (USD Mil)

1386 Annual O&M Cost (USD Mil)

From Chimtala to South Kabul 25/220

From North to diesel generator

14/110 NA

From diesel generator plant to Kabul East SS

14/110 NA

from Nanglo to East SS 44.5/110 NA

From Nanglo to Sarobi 12/110 NA

From Sarobi to Breshnakot 66/110 NA

From Nanglo 110 kV line to Pulli Charkhi

3.85/110 NA

From Breshnakot to kabul South

12/220

From 110kV to Botkhak 0.15/110

From South of Kabul to Loghar 62/220

From Nanglo to Jalalabad 96/110From 110 kV Connection to

Mahipar4.5/110 NA

Distribution projects Kabul City Network

Rehabilitation300‐20/0.4 NA

Distribution netwoks in Ozben, Tezyen and Jedgalak

10‐20/0.4 NA

Kabul City Network 481.7‐15/0.4 NA

kabul City network 120‐20/0.4 NA

Substation projects Chimtala Substation 2x160‐220/110 NAChimtala Substation 2x40‐110/20 NA

NW Substation 2x25+20‐110/15 NA/NW SS 2x40 ‐ 110/20 NA

North SS 2x40‐110/15 NA

North SS 2x40‐110/20/15 NA

Kabul East SS 25+40‐110/20/15 NABreshnakot SS 2x25‐110/20/15 NAKabul South SS 50‐220/110 NAKabul South SS 25‐220/20 NAPullicharkhi SS 2x6.3‐110/10 NABotkhak SS 2x40‐110/20 NA

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Responsbile Organization: MEW planning Department and DABM

Table 1 ‐ B Completed ( as of 1387) and Ongoing/Future Projects (1388‐1392)‐ Coal fired, Gas fired and Diesel fired Projects

Gas‐ fired projects(2) None

Coal‐ fired projects(3) None

Small Diesel/oil‐fired(1)

Charasyab destrict 1 project 34.4 KW 34.4 KW $ 36,787

Deh Sabz destrict 1 project 66 KW 66 KW $ 33,028

Gul dara destrict 1 project 10 KW 10 KW $ 20,932

Paghman destrict 27 projects 1535 KW 1535 KW $ 704,406

Qarabagh destrict 27 projects 1313 KW 1313 KW $ 617,964

Shakar dara destrict 18 projects 947 KW 947 KW $ 443,315

Project Details (Describe each project and list their components)



Project Completion

Cost (USD )


Estimated project cost

(USD )

1386 Annual O&M Cost (USD )

Planned Capacity (MW)

Name of Projects*

Completed Project (As of 1386) Ongoing and Future Projects (1387‐1392)

(1)Responsible organization: MoM, MEW DABM/S, MRRD(NSP,NABDP)(2)Responsible organization:MoM, MEW/DABM (3)Responsible organization:MoM, MEW/DABM

Microhydro

Farza destrict 3 projects 49 KW 49 KW $ 83,091

Guld dara destrict 9 projects 89 KW 89 KW $ 175,724

Astalif desrtict 1 project 18 KW 18 KW $ 51,383

Paghman destrict 1 project 22 KW 22 KW $ 40,004

Qara bagh destrict 3 projects 74 KW 74 KW $ 64,373

Shakar dara destrict 5 projects 72 KW 72 KW $ 177,405

Solar energry

Bagrami destrict 3 projects 392 W 392 W $ 149,933

Char asyab 1 project 26 W 26 W $ 14,286

Deh sabz destrict 2 projects 100 W 100 W $ 38,167

Province: KABUL

Estimated project cost (USD)

Project Completion Cost (USD )

1386 Annual O&M Cost (USD)

Table 1 ‐ C Completed ( as of 13817 and Ongoing/Future Projects (1388‐1392)‐ Renewable energy Energy Database

Renewable Energy Projects*

Project Details (Describe each project

and list their components)


Planned Capacity (KW)

Installed Capacity (KW)

Actual Capacity (KW)

Inter‐ministerial Commission for Energy

Farza destrict 1 project 125 W 125 W $ 50,016

Guld dara destrict 5 projects 116 W 116 W $ 36,592

Kalakan destrict 1 project 20 W 20 W $ 10,860

Khak Jabar destrict 21 projects 804 W 804 W $ 296,604 Musayi destrict 39 projects 2065 W 2065 W $ 779,965 Paghman destrict 1 project 58 w 58 w $ 23,000

others

Responsible organization: MRRD(NSP,NABDP), DABM/S, MEW Renewable Engergy Department

Resources Available for Energy Generation

Location/Source Description*

Total Potential (MW) Existing Production

Hydropower potential (MW) Sarobi 2 on Kabul River 200 22

Province: KABUL

Responsible Organiztion:DABMs, MEW Planning Department


Table 2‐A Resources Available for Energy (Hydropower)


Location/Source Description* Total Potential Existing Production

Diesel/oil(1)

Gas(2)

Coal(3)


Table 2‐B Resources Available for Energy (Coal, Gas and Oil) Province: KABUL

(1)Responsible Organization:(2)Responsible Organization: MoM(3)Responsible Organization: MoM

MoM

B. Resources Available for Energy Generation ( Renewable Energy)


Total Potential Existing Production

Micro‐hydro (KW) NA

Geothermal None

Solar NA

wind (metre/sec) NA

Province: KABUL


Table 2‐C Resources Available for Energy(Renewable Energy)

Wood (Cu.M) NA

OthersResponsible Organization: MRRD(NSP,NABDP), MEW Renewable Department

Hydro power None

Imported Power None

Transmission projects None

Distribution projects None

Substation projects None

other projects(list) None


Name of Project*Distribution Capacity MVA/KV network)


(MW)


Transmission Length (Kms)




Table 1 ‐ A Completed ( as of 1387) and Ongoing/Future Projects (1388‐1392) ‐ Generation/Transmission/Distribution


Transformers Kv/MWA



Energy Database

Project Completion

Cost (USD Mil)



and list their components )



(KVA network)


Coal fired None

Gas fired None

Small Diesel/oil‐(1)

Bamyan destirict 23 projects 696 KW 696 KW $ 314,618

Kahmad destrict 1 project 25 KW 25 KW $ 15,800

Syaghan destrict 17 projects 505 KW 505 KW $ 157,030

Shibar destrict 1 project 6 KW 6 KW $ 6,000

Waras destrict 1 project 23 KW 23 KW $ 9,800

Yakwalang destrict 7 projects 139 KW 139 KW $ 76,911



Transformers Kv/MWA

Estimated project cost (USD )



Name of Projects*


Province: BAMYAN





Table 1 ‐ B Completed ( as of 1387) and Ongoing/Future Projects (1388‐1392)‐ Coal fired, Gas fired and Diesel fired Projects

(1)Responsible organization: MoM, MEW DABM/S, MRRD(NSP,NABDP)(2)Responsible (3)Responsible organization:MoM, MEW/DABM

Microhydro

Bamyan destrict 19 projects 346 KW 346 KW $ 382,807

Kahmard district 20 projects 369 KW 369 KW $ 440,203

Panjab District 11 projects 135.4 KW 135.4 KW s

Sayghan district 9 projects 67.77 KW 67.77 KW $ 105,012

Shirbar destrict 35 projects 451.5 KW 451.5 KW $ 552,445

Waras district 12 projects 192 KW 192 KW $ 286,750

Yakawlang 35 projects 529 89 KW 529 89 KW $ 679 523








Transformers Kv/MWA


(USD)


Table 1 ‐ C Completed ( as of 13817 and Ongoing/Future Projects (1388‐1392)‐ Renewable energy Province: BAMYAN

Renewable Energy

Projects*

Project Details (Describe each project and list

their components)


gdistrict

35 projects 529.89 KW 529.89 KW $ 679,523

Solar

Bamyan destrict 38 projects 2060 KW 2060 KW $ 816,784 Kahmard 4 projects 148 KW 148 KW $ 58,796

Panjab Destrict 33 projects 2235 KW 2235 KW $ 956,912

Sayghan destrict 3 projects 8 KW 8 KW $ 21,858

Shirbar destrict 805 projects 805 KW 805 KW $ 417,008

Waras destrict 50 projects 2941 KW 2941 KW $ 1,133,534 Yakawlang destrict

80 projects 2690 KW 2690 KW $ 1,234,813

others


Resources Available for Energy Generation Location/Source Description* Total Potential Existing Production

Hydropower potential (MW) None

Province: BAMYAN



Table 2‐A Resources Available for Energy‐ Hydropower

Resources Available for Energy Generation Location/Source Description*

Total Extractable Potential, MT

Existing Production,MT

Diesel/oil(1) NA NA NA

Gas(2) NA NA NA

Coal(3)

Doab and Kalich Mines in Kuhmard District, Bamyan. Large deposits but not explored. Production started before exploration. Strength of coal is more than 7,200 kilo calories per Kg. NA

99,000 MT (1387); 55,000 MT (1386)

Ashpusta Mines in Kuhmard District, Bamyan. Strength of coal is more than 7,200 kilo calories 12,700 MT (1387); 7,700


Table 2‐B Resources Available for Energy‐ Coal, Gas and Oil Province: Bamyan

per Kg. 2,000,000 MT MT (1386)

(2)Responsible Organization: MOM



Resources Available for Energy Generation (Renewable Energy) Location/Source Description* Total Potential Existing ProductionMicro‐hydro (KW) NA

Geothermal None

Solar NA

wind (metre/sec) NA

Wood (Cu.M) NA

Others NA

Province: Bamyan


Table 2‐C Resources Available for Energy‐ Renewable Engery

Responsible Organization: MRRD (NSP,NABDP), MEW Renewable Energy Department

Name of District1387 (2008/2009) in Thousands ('000)

Estimated 1390 (2011/2012) in Thousands ('000)

Estimated 1390 N0. of Households in Thousands('000)

Total 398.0 431.3 61.61Bamyan Center (Bamyan ) 75.5 81.8 13.64

Shebar 26.8 29.0 4.84

Saighan 21.8 23.6 3.94

Kahmard 33.1 35.9 5.98

Yakawlang 79.5 86.2 14.36

Panjab 62.0 67.2 11.20

Waras 99.3 107.6 17.93

1. 1387 figures from Central Statistics Office (CSO)

2. 1390 figures based on growth rates provided by CSO (7 members/household)


Table 3 ‐ Population Data by District Province: Bamyan

Hydro power None

Imported Power None


None

Distribution projects

None

Substation None

other

Project Completion Cost

(USD Mil)


Table 1 ‐ A Completed ( as of 1387) and Ongoing/Future Projects (1388‐1392)‐ Generation, transmission and Distribution Province: Kapisa


(MW)

No Information Available




Distribution Capacity (Kv

network)

Distribution Capacity (Kv

network)




Name of Project*Substation Capacity/

Transformers Kv/MWA

1386 Annual O&M Cost (USD

Mil)


their components )

Substation Capacity Kv/MWA


Table 1 ‐ B Completed ( as of 1387) and Ongoing/Future Projects (1388‐1392)‐ Coal fired, Gas fired and Diesel fired Proje Province: KAPISA




Alasay destrict 26 projects 357 KW 357 KW $ 258,564

Hisa Alwal‐e‐ Kuhistan 24 projects 730 KW 730 KW $ 345,453

Koh band 4 projects 78 KW 78 KW $ 58,831

Mamod Raqi 5 projects 124 KW 124 KW $ 80,349

Nijrab 3 projects 57 KW 57 KW $ 32,944

45 projects 1090 KW 1090 KW $ 668,002


Name of Projects*

Completed Project (As of 1387)Ongoing and Future Projects (1388‐1392)Project Details

(Describe each project and list their components)



Project Completion

Cost (USD)


(USD)

1386 Annual

O&M Cost (USD)


(1)Responsible organization: MEW DABM/S, MRRD(NSP,NABDP)

(3)Responsible organization:MoM, MEW/DABM


Province: KAPISA

MicrohydroHisa Awal‐e‐ Kuhistan

20 projects 273 KW 273 KW $ 519,250


Mahmod Raqi 2 projects 26 KW 26 KW $ 73,679

Nijrab destrict 76 projects 405 KW 405 KW $ 990,077

SolarHisa Dowum‐e‐ Kuhistan

4 projects 197 KW 197 KW $ 55,428


Nijrab destrict 10 projects 470 KW 470 KW $ 181,169

G th l

Completed Project (As of 1387)Project Details (Describe each project and list

their components)






(USD)

Project Completion

Cost (USD)

1386 Annual

O&M Cost (USD)

Table 1 ‐ C Completed ( as of 1387) and Ongoing/Future Projects (1388‐1392)‐ Renewable Ene



Geothermal

Wind

Wood

others




Hydropower potential (MW) Gulbahar HPP on Panjser River 120 MW None

Capar HPP on Panjser River 116 MW None

Baghdara HPP 280 MW None



Table 2‐A Resources Available for Energy‐ HydorpowerProvince: KAPISA


Location/Source Description* Total Potential

Existing Production

Diesel/oil(1) None

Gas(2) None

Coal3) None


Table 2‐B Resources Available for Energy‐ Coal, Gas and Oil Province: KAPISA

(1)Responsible Organization:

(2)Responsible Organization: MoM


MoM

Province: KAPISA





Geothermal None

Solar NA

wind (metre/sec) NA


Table 2‐C Resources Available for Energy‐ Renewable Energy

Wood (Cu.M) NA

Others

Responsible Organization: MRRD(NSP,NABDP), MEW Renewable Department

Province: KAPISA


1390 (2011‐2012) in Thousands ('000)

Estimated 1390 no. of Households in Thousands ('000)

Total 392.9425.8 60.82

Kapisa Center (Mahmood Raqi)

58.463.3 9.04

Hissa-i-Duwumi Kohistan

40.944.3 6.33

Hissa-i-Awali Kohistan 61.967.1 9.58

Nijrab 102.3110.9 15.84

Koh Band 21.423.2 3.31

b 73 6


Table 3 ‐ Population Data by District

Tagab 73.679.8 11.39

Alasai 34.437.3 5.33

1. 1387 figures from Central Statistics organization (CSO)2. 1390 figures based on growth rates provided by CSO (7 members/household)

Hydro power None

Imported Power None




other projects(list)


(USD Mil)



their components )

Substation Capacity Kv/MWA


Transformers Kv/MWA


(Kv network)

Distribution Capacity (Kv network)




(MW)



Table 1 ‐ A Completed ( as of 1387) and Ongoing/Future Projects (1388‐1392) ‐ Generation, Transmission and Distribution Province: PANJSHIR

Name of Project* Estimated project cost (USD Mil)



Mil)


Table 1 ‐ B Completed ( as of 1387) and Ongoing/Future Projects (1388‐1392)‐ Coal fired, Gas fired and Diesel fired Projects Province: Panjshir




Bazarak destrict 1 Project 36 KW 36 KW $ 17,855

Dara destrict 1 Project 65 KW 65 KW $ 40,886

Hisa Awal‐i‐ Panjshir 1 project 120 KW 120 KW $ 50,789

Shutul 1 Project 36 KW 36 KW NA

Unaba 8 projects 239 KW 236 KW $ 250,150

(2)


(USD )


Name of Projects*


Completed Project (As of 1386) Ongoing and Future Projects




(USD )



Gas‐ fired projects(2)

Coal‐ fired projects(3)


(1)Responsible organization: MoM, MEW DABM/S, MRRD(NSP,NABDP)(2)Responsible organization:MoM, MEW/DABM

Bazaral destrict 10 projects 357 KW 357 KW 367830

Dara destrict 12 projects 331 KW 331 KW $ 585,019

Hisa Awal‐e‐ Pamjshir

47 projects 1341 KW 1341 KW $ 96,772,227

Paryan destrict 9 projects 233 KW 233 KW $ 23,302,649

Rukha destrict 11 projects 251 KW 251 KW $ 443,355

Shutul destrict 7 projects 174 KW 174 KW $ 212,011

Unaba destrict 1 project 12 KW 12 KW $ 20,000

Solar energy

P d t i t 1 j t 48 W 48 W $ 16 738


Table 1 ‐ C Completed ( as of 1387) and Ongoing/Future Projects (1388‐1392) ‐Renewable EnergyProvince: Panjshir



Project Completion Cost (USD)

1387 Annual

O&M Cost (USD)


Energy Database



their components)

Completed Projects (as of 1387)Ongoing and Future Projects

(1388‐1392)


(USD)

Paryan destrict 1 project 48 W 48 W $ 16,738

Rukha destrict 2 projects 102 W 102 W $ 73,822

Shutul destrict 2 projects 39 W 39 W $ 31,510

Unaba destrict 7 projects 257 W 257 W $ 172,978

Wind

Wood

others




Province: PANJSHIR



Table 2‐A Resources Available for Energy‐ Hydorpower


Diesel/oil(1) None

Gas(2) None

Coal(3) None


Table 2‐B Resources Available for Energy‐Renewable Energy Province: PANJSHIR


MoM

Province:PANJSHIR

Resources Available for Energy Generation ( Renewable Energy)




Geothermal None

Solar NA

wind (metre/sec) NA

Wood (Cu.M) NA



Others



Estimated 1390 (2011‐2012) in Thousands ('000)

Estimated 1390 No. of Households in Thousands ('000)

Total 136.7 148.1 21.16Panjsher Center (Bazarak)

17.1 18.5 2.65

Rukha 20.9 22.6 3.24

Unaba 16.3 17.7 2.52

Darah 22.7 24.6 3.51

Hissa-i- Awal (Khing) 36.4 39.4 5.63

Shutul 9.9 10.7 1.53

Paryan 13.4 14.5 2.07

1. 1387 figures from Central Statistics Office (CSO)



Table 3 ‐ Population Data by District Province: PANJSHIR

‐

Inter‐ministerial Commission for Energy Energy Database Province: PARWAN

Table 1 ‐ B Completed ( as of 1387) and Ongoing/Future Projects (1388‐1392)‐ Coal fired, Gas fired and Diesel fired projects

Name of Projects*Project Details (Describeeach project and list their

components)

Completed Project (As of 1387)Ongoing and Future Projects (1388

1392)



Project Completion

Cost (USD'000l)

1386 AnnuaO&M Cost(USD'000)

l


Estimated projectcost (USD'000)




Baghram destrict 44 projects 2561 KW 2561 KW $ 1,124,399

Charikar destrict 3 projects 157 KW 157 KW $ 73,798

Jabalusiraj destrict 9 projects 368 KW 368 KW $ 169,127

Salang destrict 3 projects 60 KW 60 KW $ 23,555


Province: PARWA

(1388‐1392)


Transformers Kv/MWA



Table 1 ‐ A Completed ( as of 1387) and Ongoing/Future Projects (1388‐1392) ‐ Generation, Transmission and Distribution projects

Name of Project*

Project De(Describe project an

theircomponen

tails Completed Project (As of 1387) Ongoing and Future Projects

InstaCapacit

each d list ts )

lled y (MW)

Actua TrLe

l Capacity (MW)

ansmission ngth (Kms)


SubstatioCapacity /M

n VA

ProjeComple

Cost (USD

ct tion Mil)

1386 O&M(USD

CaPow

Annual Cost Mil)

Planned pacity / er Input (MW)


DistributionCapacity

(KVA network)

Hydro power RehabilitatiJabalsaraj

HPP

on of Small 2.4 0.5 NA

Parwan HPP 3x0.8 2.4 2.4 NA

Ghorband 3x0.1 1 NA

Imported Power

Transmission projects Pulli Khumri to

Charikar144/220 NA

Charikar to Chimtala

58/220 NA

Distribution projects Parwan Electricity 10.22-6/0.4Ghorband 0.525‐6/0.4

Substation projects Charikar SS 2x16‐220/20



Inter‐ministerial Commission for Energy Energy Database Province: Parwan

Table 1 ‐ C Completed ( as of 1387) and Ongoing/Future Projects (1388‐1392) ‐ Renewable Energy

Renewable Energy

Projects*

Project Details (Describe each

project and list thecomponents)


(1388‐1392)

ir Installed Capacity (KW)

Actual Capacity (KW

ProjectCompletio

Cost (US)

n D)

1386 AnnO&M Co(USD)

ual st

PlannCapac(KW

Estimated projectcost (USD)

ed ity )

Microhydro

Bagram district 1 project 17 KW 17 KW $ 33,550

Charikar district 4 projects 174 KW 174 KW $ 33,550

Ghorband district 4 projects 42 KW 42 KW $ 131,463

Jabalusiraj district 14 projects 251 KW 251 KW $ 372,744

Kohi safi district 7 projects 47 KW 47 KW $ 119,530

Salang district 28 projects 623 KW 623 KW $ 562,280

Sayed khil district 3 projects 19 KW 19 KW $ 37,247

Shekh Ali district 16 projects 160 KW 160 KW $ 308,271

Surkhi Parsa district 44 projects 771 KW 771 KW $ 974,120

Solar energy

Charikar district 8 projects 696 W 696 W $ 344,479

Ghorband district 22 projects 1693 W 1693 W $ 714,418

Jabalusiraj district 9 projects 504 W 504 W $ 195,682

Sayed khil district 16 projects 763 KW 763 KW $ 259,950

Shekh Ali district 9 projects 611 KW 611 KW $ 195,205

Surkhi Parsa district 35 projects 1413 KW 1413 KW $ 642,696

Wind NA

Wood NA

others NoneResponsible organization: MRRD(NSP,NABDP), DABM/S, MEW Renewable Engergy Department


Table 2‐A Resources Available for Energy‐ Hydropower Province: PARWAN

B. Resources Available for Energy Generation



Responsible Organiztion:DABM/S, MEW Planning Department


Table 2‐B Resources Available for Energy‐ Coal, Gas and Oil Province: PARWAN

B. Resources Available for EnergyGeneration


Diesel/oil(1) None

Gas(2) None

Coal(3) None





Table 2‐C Resources Available for Energy‐ Renewable Energy Province: PARWAN

B. Resources Available foEnergy Generation ( Renewable Energy)

r

Location/SouDescription

rce *



Geothermal NA

Solar NA

wind (metre/sec) NA

Wood (Cu.M) NA


88.1

Inter‐ministerial Commission for Energy Province: ParwanEnergy Database


Name of District1387 (2008‐2009) in Thousa('000)

nds Estimated 1392012) in Thous('000)

0 (2011‐ands


Total 589.7639.0 91.29

Parwan Center (Charikar )

158.8172.1 24.58

Sayyid Khel 41.545.0 6.42

Jabulussaraj 58.163.0 8.99

Salang 23.725.7 3.67

Shinwari 37.440.5 5.79

syahgird syahgird ('Ghurband)

88.195.5 13.64

Bagram 94.3102.2 14.60

Koh- i- Safi 28.230.6 4.37

Shaykh Ali 22.424.3 3.47

Surkhi parsa 37.240.3 5.76

1. 1387 figures from Central Statistics organization (CSO)


Hydro power Chak ‐I Wardak HPP 3x1.1 0.5 NA NA3.3 (after

rehabilitation)NA

Diesel GeneratorsMaidanshar Diesel

plant0.5 0.5 NA NA


Distribution projects Maidanshar Distribution 1-0.4

NA

Maidanshar 4‐20/0.4 NA

Substation projects






Energy Database Table 1 ‐ A Completed ( as of 1387) and Ongoing/Future Projects (1388‐1392) ‐ Generation, Transmission and Distribution Projects Province: WARDAK


Project Completion Cost (USD Mil)




Name of Project*


project and list their components )



(MW)

Distribution Capacity (KVA

network)


Transformers Kv/MWA


Distribution Capacity MVA/KV

network)

Province: WARDAK




Jalrez destrict 14 projects 906 KW 906 KW $ 402,860 NA

Markazi behsud destrict 4 projects 148 KW 148 KW $ 37,934 NA

Maydan Shahr destrict 31 projects 1408 KW 1408 KW $ 543,684 NA

Nirkh destrict 308 projects 308 KW 308 KW $ 202,579 NA

Sayed Abad destrict 66 projects 3016 KW 3016 KW $ 1,262,128 NA




Project Completion

Cost (USD)




(USD)



Name of Projects*


(2)Responsible organization:MoM, MEW/DABM (3)Responsible organization:MoM, MEW/DABM

(1)Responsible organization: MoM, MEW DABM/S, MRRD(NSP,NABDP)

MicrohydroChaki wardak 2 projects 20 KW 20 KW $ 34,680

Deh Mirdad 12 projects 78 KW 78 KW $ 203,056

Jalriz destrict 7 projects 65 KW 65 KW $ 156,079

Markazi behsud 11 projects 145 KW 145 KW $ 261,442

Maydan Shahr destrict 4 projects 40 KW 40 KW $ 51,543

Nirkh destrict 1 project 10 KW 10 KW $ 22,200

Solar energy

Chaki wardak 53 projects 1433 W 1433 W $ 662,320

Deh Mirdad 33 projects 762 W 762 W $ 396,019

Hisa awali behsud 26 projects 373 W 373 W $ 157,217


Province: WARDAK

Renewable Energy

Projects*


project and list their components)




Energy Database Table 1 ‐ C Completed ( as of 1387) and Ongoing/Future Projects (1388‐1392)‐ renewable energy

Project Completion

Cost (USD)




Hisa awali behsud 26 projects 373 W 373 W $ 157,217

Jalriz destrict 20 projects 981 W 981 W $ 446,675

Markazi behsud 75 projects 1920 W 1920 W $ 1,212,462

Maidan Shahr 10 projects 837 W 837 W $ 218,079

Nirkh destrict 56 projects 2891 W 2891 W $ 1,159,148

Sayed Abad 52 projects 4052 W 4052 W $ 1,910,613

Wind None

Wood None

othersResponsible organization: MRRD(NSP,NABDP), DABM/S, MEW Renewable Engergy Department




Province: WARDAK




B. Resources Available for Energy Generation Location/Source Description* Total Potential Existing Production

Diesel/oil(1) NA

Gas2) None

Coal(3) None


Table 2‐B Resources Available for Energy‐ Coal, Gas and Oil Province: WARDAK


MoM





Geothermal None

Solar NA

wind (metre/sec) NA

Wood (Cu.M) NA

Province: WARDAK



Others NoneResponsible Organization: MRRD(NSP,NABDP), MEW Renewable Department




Total 531.2575.6 82.23

Wardak Center (Maidan Shahr)

36.639.7 5.67

Jalrez 48.252.2 7.46

Hissa-i- awali Behsud 33.736.5 5.22

Markaz-i- Behsud 108.6117.7 16.81

Daimir Dad 28.230.6 4.37

Jaghatu 41.6

Inter‐ministerial Commission for Energy Province: WardakEnergy Database


Jaghatu 41.645.1 6.44

Chak-i- Wardak 76.883.2 11.89

Sayyid Abad 105.7114.5 16.36

Nerkh 51.856.1 8.02

2. 1390 figures based on growth rates provided by the CSO (7 members/household)

1. 1387 figures from Central Statistics Organization (CSO)

Hydro power None

Imported Power power from Uzbekistan 7626 (because of low substation

capacity)NA

Transmission LinesTransmission line from

Hairatan‐Mazar80 40 84/110 NA

Transmission line from Hairatan‐Naibabad‐Mazar

300 76.5/220kV NA

Transmission Line from Naibabbad ‐Khulm‐ 600 78/220kV NA

From Andkhoy to Shebergan and

Sheberghan to Naibabad (220kV)

300MW 231/220kV NA

Transmission line from Cod‐e‐Barq to Mazar

17.5/35kV NA

Transmission Line from Cod‐e‐Barq to Balkh 14.2/35kV NA

Transmission Line from 110kV substation to 35 18/35kV NA

Estimated project

cost (USD Mil)



Project Completion

Cost (USD Mil)




Project Details (Describe each project and list their

components)



(MW)

Table 1 ‐ A Completed ( as of 1387) and Ongoing/Future Projects (1388‐1392) ‐ Generation, Transmission and Distribution projects Province: BALKH


Energy Database



Name of Project*Substation Capacity/

Transformers Kv/MWA


network)

0kV substation to 35kV substation in Mazar

8/35kV NA

Distribution projects Balkh Electricity Authority 134.9‐6/0.4 NA

Hairatan 28.763‐ NA

Khulm 7.367‐6/0.4 NA

Mazare‐Sharif 40‐20/0.4 NA

Khulm 8‐20/0.4 NA

Substation projects Mazar32‐

110/35/6NA

Mazar 32‐35/6 NA

Mazar 50‐220/110 NA 2 circuits; 300 MW

mazar 16‐220/20 NA

Mazar 50‐220/20 KV NA

Khulm 16‐220/20kV NA



Gas‐ fired projects(2) Gas from Sheberghan for Cod‐e‐Barq Fertilizer plant

48 MW 12 MW $7,788,000 36 MW NA

Diesel/oil‐fired(1)

Chimtala destrict 19 Projects 1137 KW 1137 KW $ 481,468

Dawlat abad destrict 47 Projects 3585 KW 3585 KW $ 2,123,771

Kishindih Destrict 16 projects 1236 KW 1236 KW $ 363,416




Table 1 ‐ B Completed ( as of 1386) and Ongoing/Future Projects (1387‐1392)

(2) Responsible organization: Cod‐e‐Barq Fertilizer Plant


Name of Projects*


(1)Responsible organization: MRRD (NSP)




Project Completion Cost (USD

)

Microhydro

Kishindih destric 4 projects 60 KW 60 KW $ 83,195 NA NA

Sholgara destrict 3 projects 50 KW 50 KW $ 82,314 NA NA

Zari destrict 6 projects 100 KW 100 KW $ 227,669 NA NA

Solar NA NA

Chahar Bolak destrict

1 project 58 KW 58 KW $ 26,000 NA NA

Chahar Kint destrict

12 projects 337 KW 337 KW $ 157,247 NA NA

Khulm destrict 3 projects 71 KW 71 KW $ 36,769 NA NA

Nahri Shahi destrict 1 project 55 KW 55 KW $ 20,178 NA NA

Sholgara destrict 20 projects 1658 KW 1658 KW $ 20,178 NA NA

Z i d t i t 5 j t 569 KW 569 KW $ 307 268 NA NA



Mil)


Table 1 ‐ C Completed ( as of 1387) and Ongoing/Future Projects (1388‐1392)‐ Renewable Energ


Renewable Energy

Projects*



Completed Project (As of 1387)Ongoing and Future Projects

(1388‐1392)




Province: Balkh

Zari destrict 5 projects 569 KW 569 KW $ 307,268 NA NA

Wind None

Wood NA

others NA



Total Potential (MW)

Existing Production (MW)

Hydropower potential (MW)Polebarak Akhkobrok in Sholgara

District 100 MW None

Chasme Shafa District 20 MW None

Province: Balkh





Diesel/oil(1) None

Gas(2) None

Coal(3) None


Table 2‐B Resources Available for Energy (Coal, Gas and Oil) Province: Balkh


MoM





Geothermal None

Solar NA

wind (metre/sec) NA

Wood (Cu.M) NA

Province: BALKH


Table 2‐C Resources Available for Energy ‐ (Renewable Energy)


Province: Balkh

Name of District

1387 (2008‐2009) in Thousands ('000)



Total 1144.81240.6 177.22

Balkh Center (Mazar-i- sharif)

326.1353.4 50.48

Dehdadi 61.366.4 9.49

Nahri Shahi 40.944.3 6.33

Marmul 10.311.2 1.59

Khulm 63.568.8 9.83

Kaldar 18.219.7 2.82

Shortepa 36.039.0 5.57

Dawlat Abad 95.0102.9 14.71

Balkh 108.4117 5 16 78



117.5 16.78Char Bolak 73.6

79.8 11.39Chimtal 83.5

90.5 12.93Sholgara 103.3

111.9 15.99Char kent 40.5

43.9 6.27Kishindeh 44.3

48.0 6.86Zari 39.9

43.2 6.18



Hydro power

Imported Power Import from Turkmenistan

80 40 NA NA

Transmission projects Transmission line from Jarqudook to 72/110kV NA

Transmission line fro Aquina to Andkhoy

42/500 NA

Transmission line from Andkhoy to

sheberghan69/220kV NA

Transmission line from Andkhoy to

Maimana137/110kV NA

Transmission line from Turkmenistan b d A dkh

42/110kV NA

Distribution projects Qarkin distribution 10‐20/0.4 NA



Estimated project

cost (USD Mil)

Project Completion

Cost (USD Mil)


(MW)


Table 1 ‐ A Completed ( as of 1387) and Ongoing/Future Projects (1388‐1392) ‐ Generation, Transmission and Distribution projects Province: FARYAB

Name of Project*





Transformers Kv/MWA








network)

Distribution projects 0 0/0.4 NA

khamab distribution 10‐20/0.4 NA

Andkhoy distribution 21.321‐6/0.4 NA

Faryab Distribution 12.85‐20/0.4 NA

Substation projects Andkhoy substation 10‐110/.6 NA

Andkhoy substation 400‐500/220 NA

Jumabazar 8‐110/20 NA

ShrienTagab 10‐110/20 NA



Diesel/oil‐fired(1) None None

Gas‐ fired projects(2) None None

Coal‐ fired projects(3) None None





Name of Projects*


(1388‐1392)




Mil)



Microhydro

Almar destrict 1project 6.4 KW 6.4 KW $ 11,600 None

Solar Energy Almar destrict 2 projecrts 276 W 276 W $ 65,707 NoneShiring Tagab 4 projects 281 W 281 W $ 76,381 None

Geothermal None

Wind None

Wood None

others None


Renewable Energy

Projects*



Completed Project (As of 1387)Ongoing and Future Projects (1388‐

1392)




Province: FARYAB Table 1 ‐ C Completed ( as of 1387) and Ongoing/Future Projects (1388‐1392)‐ Renewable Energ


Project Completion

Cost (USD)


Responsible organization: MRRD(NSP NABDP) DABM/S MEW Renewable Engergy DepartmentResponsible organization: MRRD(NSP,NABDP), DABM/S, MEW Renewable Engergy Department



Province: FARYAB





Diesel/oil(1) None

Gas(2) None

Coal(3) None


Table 2‐B Resources Available for Energy (Coal, Gas and Oil) Province: FARYAB


MoM


( Renewable Energy)



Mini‐hydro (KW) NA


Geothermal NA

Solar NA

wind (metre/sec) NA

Province: FARYAB


Table 2‐C Resources Available for Energy (Renewable Energy)

Wood (Cu.M) NA

Others NAResponsible Organization: MRRD(NSP,NABDP), MEW Renewable Department




Total 884.4

958.4 136.91Faryab Center (Maimana)

71.5

77.5 11.07Pashtun kot 171.7

186.1 26.58Khwaja Sabz Poshi Wali 46.2

50.1 7.15Almar 63.9

69.2 9.89Qaisar 129.6

140.4 20.06Kohistan 49.6

53.7 7.68Gurziwan 69.0

74.8 10.68Bil hi h 47 5

Energy DatabaseTable 3 ‐ Population Data by District Province: FARYAB

Bilchiragh 47.5

51.5 7.35Shirin Tagab 74.1

80.3 11.47Dawlat Abad 44.1

47.8 6.83Qaram Qul 17.9

19.4 2.77Khani Charbagh 21.1

22.9 3.27Andkhoy 35.3

38.3 5.46Qurghan 42.9

46.5 6.64





Province: JAWZJAN

*Responsible Organiztion:DABMs, MEW Planning Department



Hydro power

Gas‐fired power generation

Sheberghan Gas Power Project

105 200

Imported Power Electricity from 80 40 NA NA

Transmission projects from Andkhoy to Jarqudook SS

72/110 NA NA

from Jarqudook to Khajadoko

3/110 NA NA

from Jarqudook to Sarepul

58/110 NA NA

From Sheberghan to Mazar e Sharif

162/220 NA

From Jarqudook to Mazar e Sharif

142/110 (not operating now)

NA NA

Distribution projects Jaujhan Electricity

Authority 35 9-6/0 4NA NA


Table 1 ‐ A Completed ( as of 1387) and Ongoing/Future Projects (1388‐1392) ‐ Generation, Transmission and Distribution projects Province: JAWZJAN

Name of Project*




(MW)


Substation Capacity MVA/KV

Project Completion

Cost (USD Mil)










network)


Transformers Kv/MWA

Authority 35.9-6/0.4Jaujhan Electricity

Authority16‐20/0.4 NA

NA

Substation projects Jarqudook/Shebergh 32‐110/35/6 NA NA

Sheberghan SS 9‐35/6 NA NA

Khajadoko SS 2.5‐110/6 NA NA

Sheberghan SS 2x50‐220/110 NA

Sheberghan SS 16‐220/20 NA



Coal‐ fired projects(3) None None None

Gas‐ fired projects(2) None None None

Small Diesel/oil‐fired(1) NA

Darzab destrict 16 projects 447 KW 447 KW $ 367,456

Fayzabad destrict 1 projecs 20 KW 20 KW $ 8,264

Mardyan destrict 2 projects 60 KW 60 KW $ 47,216

Mingajik destrict 13 projects 541 KW 541 KW $ 485,740





Name of Projects*

Completed Project (As of 1387Ongoing and Future Projects

(1388‐1392)

Province: JAWZJAN





Mil)


* Insert rows as necessary under each category


Microhydro

Solar EnergyDarzab destrict 3 projects 241 W 241 W $ 90,085

Khamyab destrict 1 projecs 0 0 $ 32,219

Qush Tepa desrtict 1 projecs 0 0 $ 25,319

Geothermal

Province: JAWZJAN


Renewable Energy

Projects*




1392)


Table 1 ‐ C Completed ( as of 1387) and Ongoing/Future Projects (1388‐1392)‐ Renewable Energy

Estimated project cost (USD,000)

Project Completion

Cost (USD'000)

1386 Annual O&M Cost (USD,000)



WindWoodothersResponsible organization: MRRD(NSP,NABDP), DABM/S, MEW Renewable Engergy Department


Total Potential (in Million Cubic Meters or mCUM)

Approved ExtractableQuantity (in Million Cubic Meters or mCUM)

Current Production/Day (in Million Cubic Meters or mCUM)

Gas(2)

Yatim Taq 7.5 mCUM 5.9 mCUMKhwaja Gogirdak 57.8 mCUM 54.87 mCUM

Jarquduq 26.79 mCUM 26.0 mCUM

Subtotal Yatim Taq Block 92.09 mCUM 86.77 mCUM 0.4 mCUM/DayKhwaja Bolan 2.54 mCUM 2.5 mCUM 0

Juma 14.0 mCUM 21.4 mCUM 0Jangal‐e‐ Kalan 8.1 mCUM 8 mCUM 0Bashi Koot 12.7 mCUM 5.9 mCUM 0

Table 2‐B Resources Available for Energy (Coal, Gas and Oil)

0.4 mCUM/Day

Three Gas Fields in the Province , namely, Yatim Taq, Khwaja Gogirdak, and Jarquduq are classified as one Block which is presently producing

gas


12.7 mCUM 5.9 mCUM 0Cheghchi 3.0 mCUM 3 mCUM 0

Total Gas Deposits 132.43 mCUM 127.57mCUM 0.4 mCUM/Day

Coal3) No Deposits in Province

Diesel/oil(1) No Deposits in Province


MoM

Province: Jawzjan


( Renewable Energy)




Geothermal NA

Solar NA

wind (metre/sec) NA

Wood (Cu.M) NA

province: JAWZJAN







Total 476.7516.6 73.80

Jawzjan Center (Sheberghan)

149.5162.0 23.14

Aqchah 53.958.4 8.34

Faizabad 37.941.1 5.87

Mardyan 35.138.0 5.43

Mingajik 39.042.3 6.04

Qarqin 22.224.1 3.44

Khamyab 12.713.8 1.97

Qush Tepa 21.423.2 3.31

Darzab 44.748.4 6.92

Khwaja Dukoh 24.526.5 3.79

Khanaqa 35.838.8 5.54



Inter‐ministerial Commission for Energy Province: JawzjanEnergy Database


Hydro power

Diesel Generator Diegel generator 1.6 1.6 NA

Imported Power

Transmission projects one circuit from

Naibabad to Aybak178/220 NA

From Aybak to Pulli khumri

86/220 NA

Distribution projects Aybak distribution 2‐20/0.4 NA

Aybak distribution 16‐20/0.4 NA

Substation projects Aybak SS 16‐220/20 NA






Table 1 ‐ A Completed ( as of 1387) and Ongoing/Future Projects (1388‐1392) ‐ Generation, Transmission and Distribution projects Province: SAMANGAN

Name of Project*




Mil)



(MW)




network)


Transformers Kv/MWA







Coal‐ fired projects(3) None None



Dara Sufi Bala 13 projects 345 KW 345 KW $ 173,862

Dara Sufi Payin 6 projects 155 KW 155 KW $ 68,316

Feroz Nakhchir 6 projects 180 KW 180 KW $ 98,498

Hazrati Sultan 17 projects 515 KW 515 KW $ 324,958

Khuram wa sarbagh 8 projects 182 KW 182 KW $ 140,968



(USD)



Renewable Energy

Projects*

Completed Project (As of 1387) Ongoing and Future Projects (1388‐1392)Project Details

(Describe each project and list their components)



Project Completion

Cost (USD)

Energy Database


Microhydro None

Aibak Destrict 4 projects 70 KW 70 KW $ 178,832

Dara Sufi Bala 10 projects 171 KW 171 KW $ 396,590

Khuram wa Sarbagh

15 projects 632 KW 632 KW $ 459,959

Ruyi Du Ab 21 projects 214 KW 214 KW $ 700,291

Solar Energy None

Dara Sufi Bala 3 projects 179 W 179 W $ 78,480 Dara Sufi Payin 3 projects 11 W 11 W $ 7,101

Geothermal None None



Project Completion

Cost (USD)


Energy Database Inter‐ministerial Commission for Energy

Renewable Energy

Projects*




1392)



Table 1 ‐ C Completed ( as of 1387) and Ongoing/Future Projects (1388‐1392) ‐ Rene wable Energy

Wind None None

Wood None None

others None None




Province: SAMANAGAN




Resources Available for Energy Generation Location/Source Description*Total Extractable Potential Existing Production

Diesel/oil(1)

No oil deposits

Gas(2)

No gas deposits

Coal(3)

Dahantor Mines, strength of more than 7000 kilo calories/kg 8,000,000 MT 2,000 MTShabashak Mines in Dara e Souf District, strength of more than 7,600 kilo calories/kg 4,000,000 MT

No existing production; 35,000 MT (planned for 1387)

Darwazah Mines in Dara e Souf District, strength of more than 8,000 Kilo calories/Kg 16,000,000 MT NALaili Mines in Dara e Souf


Table 2‐B Resources Available for Energy ‐ Coal, Gas and Oil) Province: SAMANGAN

District, strength of more than 8,000 Kilo calories/Kg 12,000,000 MT NA

Sarasia Mines in Dara e Souf District, strength of about 7,400 Kilo calories/Kg 4,700,000 MT NA




MoM


Location/Source

Description*Total Potential Existing Production


Geothermal NA

Solar NA

wind (metre/sec) NA

Wood (Cu.M) NA

Province: SAMANGAN


Table 2‐C Resources Available for Energy





Total 344.4373.2 53.32

Samangan Center (Aybak)

93.2101.0 14.43

Hazrat –i-Sultan 37.740.9 5.84

Feroz Nakhcheer 11.912.9 1.84

Dara –i-soof-i- Bala 58.863.7 9.10

Dara –i-soof-i- Payin

65.070.4 10.06

Rui- Do- Ab 41.545.0 6.42

Inter‐ministerial Commission for Energy Province: SAMANGANEnergy Database


Khuram Wa Sarbagh 36.339.3 5.62



Hydro power

Imported Power

From Turkmenistan 40 16 NA

Transmission projects From Sheberghan to Saripul 58/110kV NA

Distribution projects Saripul distribution network 16‐6/0.4 NA

Saripul distribution network 16‐20/0.4kV NA

Substation projects Saripul SS 16‐110/35/6 NA

Saripul SS 16‐110/20 NA





(KVA network)


Transformers Kv/MWA








Mil)



Table 1 ‐ A Completed ( as of 1387) and Ongoing/Future Projects (1388‐1392) ‐ Generation, Transmission and Distribution projects Province: SAR‐E‐PUL



(MW)

Name of Project* Estimated project cost (USD Mil)




Kohistanat Destrict 2 projects 100 KW 100 KW $ 43,195

Sangcharak Destrict 4 projects 200 KW 200 KW $ 82,403

Sari Pul City 1 projects 50 KW 50 KW $ 20,833

Sayyad Destrict 11 projects 484 KW 484 KW $ 274,976






Name of Projects*


(1388‐1392)Project Details (Describe each project and list their components)


Province: Sar‐e‐pulEnergy Database



Mil)



Table 1 ‐ C Completed ( as of 1387) and Ongoing/Future Projects (1388‐1392)‐ Renewabl Energy

Microhydro

Balkhab destrict 23 projects 307 KW 307 KW $ 346,517

Kohistanat 2 projects 35 KW 35 KW $ 25,199

Geothermal None

Wind None

Wood None

others None


Province: SAR‐E‐PUL


Project Completion

Cost (USD)





Renewable Energy

Projects*




1392)




Province: SAR‐E‐ PUL






Total Potential (Million Metric Tons, mMT)

Approved Extractable Quantity (Million Metric Tons, mMT)

Existing Production (Million Metric Tons, mMT)

Diesel/oil(1)

Three (3) oil fields in Angoot, Aqdarya and Qashqary are classified as Qashqary Block which is presently under bidding Angoot 7.10 mMT 2.06 mMT 0

Aqdarya 5.96 mMT 1.84 mMT 0

Qashqary 19.60mMT 6.38mMT 0

Subtotal Qashqary Block 32.66mMT 10.28mMT 0

Bazar Kami 1.65mMT 0.61mMT 0

Ali Gul 0.58mMT 0.17mMT 0

Zamarud Sai 9.19mMT 3.40mMT 0

Total Potential and Approved Extractable Quantity for all Mines 44.08mMT 14.46mMT 0

(2)


Table 2‐B Resources Available for Energy (Coal, Gas and Oil) Province: SAR‐E‐PUL

Gas(2) No Deposits

Coal(3) No Deposits


MoM


Location/Source



Geothermal NA

Solar NA

wind (metre/sec) NA

Province: SAR‐E‐PUL



Wood (Cu.M) NA

Others NA





Total 496.9

538.5 76.92Saripul Center (Sar‐i‐Pul)

140.3

152.0 21.72Sozma Qala 45.0

48.8 6.97Sayyad 49.7

53.9 7.69Kohistanat 72.8

78.9 11.27Balkhab 45.8

49.6 7.09Sancharak 91.7


Table 3 ‐ Population Data by District Province: SAR‐E‐PUL

99.4 14.20Gosfandi 51.6

0.00



Table 1 ‐ A Completed ( as of 1387) and Ongoing/Future Projects (1388‐1392) ‐ Generation, Transmission and Distribution projects Province: LAGHMA

Hydro power Baharak micro hydropower

0.2 0.145 NA

Faizabad HPP 0.255 0.05 NA

Baharak Small HPP 2.1 $11.80

Transmission projects From Taloqan to Faizabad 175/220 NA

From Baharak to Faizabad 70/35


Distribution grid to connect Baharak

Hydropower to Baharak and Jurm districts

Baharak distribution network

2‐20/0.4 NA

F i b d di t ib ti





Name of Project*Project Details

(Describe each project and list their components )

Province: BADAKHSHAN


Transformers Kv/MWA

Transmission Length

(Kms/KV)


network)






(MW)



Mil)

Faizabad distribution network

5‐20/0.4 NA

Substation projects Faizabad SS 16‐220/20 NA







Faiz Abad city 4 projects 490 KW 490 KW $ 108,106

Shghanan destrict 1 project 25 KW 25 KW $ 17,923

Yamgan (Girwan) 1 project 40 KW 40 KW $ 12,000





Name of Projects*






Mil)

(3)Responsible organization:MoM, MEW/DABM (2)Responsible organization:MoM, MEW/DABM (1)Responsible organization: MoM, MEW DABM/S, MRRD(NSP,NABDP)

Table 1 ‐ C Completed ( as of 1387) and Ongoing/Future Projects (1388‐1392) (Renewable Energy) Province: BADAKHSHAN

MicrohydroArghanj Khwa 3 projects _ _ $ 38,200

Argo detsrict 18 projects 471 KW 471 KW $ 485,273 Baharak destrict 30 projects 424 KW 424 KW $ 621,397 Darwaz destrict 2 projects 28 KW 28 KW $ 33,600 Faiz Abad city 2 projects 34 KW $ 83,115 Ishkashim destrict 7 projects 125 KW $ 134,200 Jurm destrict 8 projects 214 KW $ 228,200 Khash destrict 5 projects 115 KW $ 227,800

Kishm destrict 1 project 22 KW

Kuhistan destrict 7 projects 86 KW $ 152,699

Kuf Ab 4 projects 74 KW $ 149,200

Kuran wa Munjan 9 projects 109 KW $ 234,000

Ragh destrict 13 projects 127 KW $ 240,673

Shiki destrict 3 projects 115 KW $ 71,200

Shuhada destrict 17 projects 218 KW $ 295,583

Tagab (Kishmi Bala) 3 projects _ _ $ 44,400

Tishkan destrict 3 projects _ _ $ 57,453

Warduj destrict 30 projects 396 KW 396 KW $ 519,970

Yaftali Sufla destrict 3 projects 24 KW 24 KW $ 68,478

Yamgan (Girwan) 4 projects 165 KW 165 KW $ 103,745

Zebak Destrict 10 projects 78 KW 78 KW $ 97,800

Future Various Micro HPP Projects

Various 0.5 MW NA

Solar EnergyArgo detsrict 10 projects 588 W $ 334,400 Baharak destrict 5 projects 571 W $ 128,600

Faiz Abad city 9 projects 989 W $ 227,752 Ishkashim destrict 1 project 46 W $ 15,200 Khash destrict 4 projects 630 W $ 206,000 Kishm destrict 3 projects 396 W $ 113,089 Kuhistan destrict 7 projects 219 W $ 81,242

R h d t i t 4 j t 481 W $ 31 881


Installed Capacity

Actual Capacity



Mil)



Renewable Energy

Projects*




1392)

Ragh destrict 4 projects 481 W $ 31,881

Shahri buzurg 11 projects 1109 W $ 311,807

Yaftali Sufla destrict 3 projects 152 W $ 55,588

Zebak Destrict 4 projects 143 W $ 74,200

Wind none

Wood none

others none




Existing Production(MW)

Hydropower potential (MW) Khurabad District on Kokcha River 350 None

Faizabad District on Kokcha River 200 None






Diesel/oil(1) None

Gas(2) None

Coal(3) None


Table 2‐B Resources Available for Energy (Coal, Gas and Oil) Province: BADAKHSHAN


MoM


Location/Source



Geothermal NA

Solar NA

wind (metre/sec) NA

Wood (Cu.M) NA





Name of District1387 (2008‐2009) in Thousands

('000)1390 (2011‐2012) in Thousands ('000)


('000)

Total 845.9916.7 130.95

Badakhshan center (Faiz Abad)

59.864.8 9.26

Yaftal- i-Sufla 48.152.1 7.45

Argo 71.377.3 11.04

Darayim 56.060.7 8.67

Khash 34.637.5 5.36

Jurm 34.137.0 5.28

Wardooj 19.921.6 3.08

Baharak 26.228.4 4.06

Shuhada 31.434.0 4.86

Kohistan 15.116.4 2.34

Yawan 29.532.0 4.57

Shahri Buzurg 47.651.6 7.37

Kishm 73.579.6 11.38

Tagab 25.5


Table 3 ‐ Population Data by District Province: Badakshan

Tagab 25.527.6 3.95

Tashkan 27.229.5 4.21

Kiran Wa Menjan

8.79.4 1.35

Zebak 7.17.7 1.10

Eshkashim 12.613.7 1.95

Wakhan 13.614.7 2.11

Shighnan 25.327.4 3.92

Arghanj Khwah 14.715.9 2.28

Raghistan 36.039.0 5.57

Khwahan 15.116.4 2.34

Kufab 20.422.1 3.16

Yamgan 23.425.4 3.62

Darwaz- i- Bala ( Nesay)

21.122.9 3.27

Darwaz-i- Payin (Mamay)

24.126.1 3.73

Shiki 24.026.0 3.72



Hydro power Hydropower in Puli‐e‐

Khumri canal9 7 NA

Hydropower in Puli‐e‐Khumri canal by Cement Factory

4.8 4.8 NA

Imported Power from Tajikistan

12 12 NA


Transmission Line from Kunduz to

Baghlan‐Puli Khumri104/220 NA

Transmission Line from Samangan to

Puli‐e Khumri86/220kV NA

Transmission Line from Pulli Khumri to

Charikar144/220kV NA

Distribution projects Puli‐e‐ Khuri city ,new

Baghlan and old Baghlan

25.308/6kV NA

Puli‐e‐ Khuri city ,new Baghlan and old

Baghlan40/20kV NA




Transmission Length

(Kms/KV)




Table 1 ‐ A Completed ( as of 1387) and Ongoing/Future Projects (1388‐1392) ‐ Generation, Transmission and Distribution projects Province: BAGHLAN

Name of Project*Substation Capacity /MVA


Mil)




(MW)

Transmission Length

(Kms/KV)


network)


Transformers Kv/MWA



Distribution network in Khanjan/Doshi

4/20kV NA

Substation projects Puli‐e‐ Khumri 16‐220/20

Puli‐e‐ Khumri 16‐220/20 NA

Puli‐e‐ Khumri 25‐220/20 NA

Baghlan 4‐220/20 NA

Khanjan



Table 1 ‐ B Completed ( as of 1387) and Ongoing/Future Projects (1388‐1392) Province: BAGHLAN




Andarab district 2 projects 55 KW 55 KW $ 42,607

Dahana‐i‐Ghori district 2 projects 41 KW 41 KW $ 49,960

Nahrin District 14 projects 874 KW 874 KW $ 369,322


(2)Responsible organization:MoM MEW/DABM(1)Responsible organization: MoM, MEW DABM/S, MRRD(NSP,NABDP)





Mil)



Transformers Kv/MWA




Name of Projects*



Microhydro

Andarab district 21 projects 422 KW 422 KW $ 809,143 Dahana‐i‐Ghori District

2 project 22.5 KW 22.5 KW $ 46,378

Dushi district 3 projects 21.74 KW 21.74 KW $ 170,784 Farang wa Gharu district

6 projects $ 221,423

Guzargah‐i‐Noor district

12 projects 10 KW 10 KW $ 301,600

Khust wa firing district

7 projects $ 243,200

Khwaja hijran (jilga nahin)

1 project $ 36,808

Tala wa barfak 1 project $ 52,000 Khinjan district 7 projects 147 KW 147 KW $ 281,744

SolarAndarab district 6 projects 320 W 320 W $ 126,773 Baghlan‐i‐Jadid 11 projects 409 W 409 W $ 206,969 Dahana‐i‐Ghori District

1 project 43 W $ 16,069

Dushi district 19 projects 1332 W 1332 W $ 537,202 Khinjan district 2 project 206 W 206 W $ 86,156 Khwaja hijran (jilga nahin)

5 projects 212 W 212 W $ 109,688

Nahrin district 5 projects 243 W 243 W $ 94,044 Tala wa barfak 17 projects 1374 W 1374 W $ 525,725 Puli Khumir city 1 project 62 W 62 W $ 28,000

Wind NA



Transformers Kv/MWA





Mil)


Province: BAGHLAN Table 1 ‐ C Completed ( as of 1387) and Ongoing/Future Projects (1388‐1392) ‐ Renewable Energy


Renewable

Energy Projects*


their components)


Wood NA

others



Hydropower potential (MW) Kilagai HPP on Baghlan River 60 None

Province: BAGHALAN





Total Extractable Potential Existing Production

Diesel/oil(1) None

Gas(2) None

Coal(3)

Karkar Mines in Pulikhumri District, Baghlan. Coal strength varies from 7,900‐7,000 kilo calorie/Kg. 3,200,000 MT

20,833 MT (1387); 20,566 MT (1386)

Doodkash Mines in Pulikhumri District, Baghlan. Coal strength varies from 7,900‐7,000 kilo calorie/Kg. 1,040,000 MT

12,350 MT (1387); 11,300 MT (1386)

.Tala o Barfak Mines in Baghlan. Quality of coal not available.

Large deposits but not explored

40,200 MT (1387); 29,300 MT (1386)

Ahendara Mines in Pulikhumri District, Baghlan. Coal strength not available. No exploration done

5,200 MT (1387); 6,100 MT (1386)


Table 2‐B Resources Available for Energy‐ Coal, Gas and Oil) Province :BAGHLAN

p

Nahrayn Mines in Baghlan. Coal strength not available.

Large deposits but not explored

40,650 MT (1387); 31,900 MT (13860


MoM


Location/Source



Geothermal NA

Solar NA

wind (metre/sec) NA

Wood (Cu.M) NA

Province: BAGHLAN


Table 2‐C Resources Available for Energy ( Renwable Energy)

Others NA





Total 804.0871.3 124.46

Baghlan Center (Pul ‐i‐Khumri)

188.0203.7 29.10

Baghlan‐i‐ Jadeed 154.9167.9 23.98

Dahana‐i‐Ghuri 53.558.0 8.28

Dushi 60.865.9 9.41

Khinjan 27.730.0 4.29

Andarab 23.225.1 3.59

Nahreen 62.868.1 9.72

Burka 47.951.9 7.42

Tala Wa Barfak 27.529.8 4.26

Pul –i‐Hisar 25.227.3 3.90

Deh Salah 29.1


Table 3 ‐ Population Data by District Province: BAGHLAN

31.5 4.50Jalga 21.7

23.5 3.36Khost Wa Firing 57.4

62.2 8.89Firing Wa Gharu 15.1

16.4 2.34Gozargah‐i‐ Noor 9.2

10.0 1.42



Hydro power Khanabad HPP 2 0 2

Khanabad HPP 10

Imported Power From Tajkistan 60 40 NA

From Tajkistan 300/220KV NA

Transmission projects From Sherkhan to

Kunduz60/110kV NA

From Sherkhan to Kunduz

60/220kV NA

from switching station to Imam

Sahib20/110KV NA

from Sherkhan bandhar to qala‐zal

20/110kV NA

Kunduz to Puli‐khumri

104/220kV NA

From Kunduz to Taloqan

67/220kV NA


Transformers Kv/MWA



Project Completion

Cost (USD Mil)





Table 1 ‐ A Completed ( as of 1387) and Ongoing/Future Projects (1388‐1392) ‐ Generation, Transmission and Distribution projects Province: KUNDUZ


(MW)



network)




Name of Project*



Taloqan/

Distribution projects Kunduz city 44/6 and10 NA

Imam sahib 4/20kV NA

Qala Zal and Aq teipa 8/20kV NA

Kunduz city 25/20kV NA

Substation projects Kunduz city 25‐220/20 NA

Imam sahib 4‐110/20 NA

Qala Zal and Aq teipa 16‐110/20 NA





Khanabad District 8 projects 418 KV 418 KV $ 228,086




Project Completion

Cost (USD )





Name of Projects*




Table 1 ‐ C Completed ( as of 1387) and Ongoing/Future Projects (1388‐1392)‐ Renewable EnerProvince: KUNDUZ

Microhydro

Archi district 4 projects NA NA NA

Solar

Ali abad district 17 projects 1331 w 1331 w $ 308,921

Chardara district 1 project 25 w 25 w $ 5,019

Imam sahib 2 projects 266 w 266 w $ 65,200

Qala‐i‐Zal district 16 projects 2010 w 2010 w $ 670,600

Khan abad district 3 projects 426 w 426 w $ 85,407

Kunduz City 2 projects 208 w 208 w $ 44,219

Solar None


Project Completion

Cost (USD )



Renewable Energy

Projects*



Completed Project (As of 1386)Ongoing and Future Projects (1387‐1392)


Installed Capacity (Watts)

Actual Capacity (Watts)

Wind None

Wood NoneResponsible organization: MRRD(NSP,NABDP), DABM/S, MEW Renewable Engergy Department


Diesel/oil(1) None

Gas(2) None

Coal(3) None


(2)Responsible Organization: MoM, DABMs

MoM, DABMs,MRRD(NSP,NABDP)


Table 2‐B Resources Available for Energy (Coal, Gas and Oil) Province: KUNDUZ





Province: KUNDUZ



Table 2‐A Resources Available for Energy (Hydopower)


Location/Source



Geothermal NA

Solar NA

wind (metre/sec) NA

Wood (Cu.M) NA

Province: KUNDUZ





Estimated 1390 (2011‐2012) in Thousands

('000)

Estimated 1390 no. of Households in

Thousands ('000)Total 882.9

956.8 136.68Kunduz Center (Kunduz)

277.9301.1 43.02

Hazrati Imam Sahib 210.5228.1 32.59

Qala –i-Zal 62.767.9 9.71

Chahar Darah 66.872.4 10.34

Ali Abad 42.946.5 6.64

Khan Abad 145 2

Inter‐ministerial Commission for Energy Province: KUNDUZEnergy Database


Khan Abad 145.2157.3 22.48

Dasht-i- Archi 76.983.3 11.90



Hydro power Taloquan River 10.5

Diesel Generation Taloqan City 1.6 1.6

Transmission projects Kunduz to Taloqan 70/220

Distribution projects Taloqan City network

3 MVA‐20/0.4 KV

Energy Database


Distribution Capacity (MVA/KV network)

Project Completion

Cost (USD Mil)


Transmission Length

(Kms/KV)



Transformers Kv/KV



(MW)







Table 1 ‐ A Completed ( as of 1387) and Ongoing/Future Projects (1388‐1392) ‐ Generation, Transmission and Distribution projects Province:TAKHA

Name of Project*



Substation projects Taloqan 220KV/20KV


Table 1 ‐ B Completed ( as of 1387) and Ongoing/Future Projects (1388‐1392) Coal, Gas, and Small Diesel‐fired




Frarkhar destrict 5 projects 142 KW 142 KW $ 87,291

Ishkashim destrict 38 projects 1383 KW 1383 KW $ 636,936

Khwaja Ghar destrict 30 projects 953 KW 953 KW $ 482,011

Warsaj destrict 18 projects 945 KW 945 KW $ 229,791





Mil)





Name of Projects*




Microhydro NA

Bangi destrict 18 projects 176 KW 176 KW $ 583,406

Chal destrict 6 projects 103 KW 103 KW $ 234,400 Farkhar destrict 42 projects 792 KW 792 KW $ 1,408,515

Ishkashim destrict 4 projects 46 KW 46 KW $ 52,277

Khwaja Ghar 2 projects 40 KW 40 KW $ 12,939 Rustaq destrict 3 projects 15 KW 15 KW $ 101,595 Taluqan city 6 projects 69 KW 69 KW $ 213,521 Warsaj destrict 38 projects 1573 KW 1573 KW $ 723,901

Yangi Gala destrict 1 project 10 KW 10 KW $ 16,086

Solar NAChal destrict 1 project 45 W 45 W $ 15,800 Farkhar destrict 3 projects 131 W 131 W $ 77,800



Mil)


Renewable

Energy Projects*






Transformers Kv/MWA

Province: TAKHAR Table 1 ‐ C Completed ( as of 1387) and Ongoing/Future Projects (1388‐1392)‐ Renewable Energy




Kalafgan destrict 18 projects 1552 W 1552 W $ 680,826

Rustaq destrict 3 projects 236 W 236 W $ 113,200

Wind None NA

Wood None NA

others None NA


Province: TAKHAR



Existing Production (MW)

Hydropower potential (MW) Artinjilan HPP 550 None

Memked 170 None

Galavan 550 None

Akimamaj 65 None

kokcha 22 None






Diesel/oil(1) None None None

Gas(2) None None None

Coal(3)

Namakab Mines, strength of coal is 6,000 kilo Calorie per Kg 4,000,000MT Not AvailableKaishkaton Mines in Takhar Province. Strength of coal is 7,500 kilo Calorie per Kg 1,600,000 MT Not available


Table 2‐B Resources Available for Energy (Coal, Gas and Oil) Province: TAKHAR


MoM


( Renewable Energy)




Geothermal NA

Solar NA

wind (metre/sec) NA

Wood (Cu.M) NA

Others NA

Responsible Organization:

Provine: TAKHAR

MRRD(NSP,NABDP), MEW Renewable Department


Table 2‐C Resources Available for Energy (Reneabl Energy)




Total 870.9943.8 134.82

Takhar Center 203.3220.3 31.47

Hazar Sumuch 12.513.5 1.94

Baharak 28.130.5 4.35

Khwaja Ghar 60.865.9 9.41

Bangi 31.934.6 4.94

Eshkamesh 53.758.2 8.31

Chal 25.727.8 3.98

Namak Ab 11.112.0 1.72

Farkhar 42.546.1 6.58

Kalafgan 32.034 7 4 95


Table 3 ‐ Population Data by District Province: Takhar

34.7 4.95Rustaq 149.0

161.5 23.07Chahab 70.8

76.7 10.96Yangi Qala 40.2

43.6 6.22Khwaja Bahawuddin 21.2

23.0 3.28Darqad 24.5

26.5 3.79Dashti Qala 29.1

31.5 4.50Warsaj 34.5

37.4 5.34



Hydro power None


Distribution projects Kunar distribution

network 1.9-20/0.4NA

Kunar distribution network

3‐20/0.4 NA

Substation projects



Table 1 ‐ A Completed ( as of 1387) and Ongoing/Future Projects (1388‐1392) ‐ Generation, Transmission and Distribution projects Province: KUNA



network)


Transformers Kv/MWA

Estimated project

cost (USD Mil)



(MW)




Project Completion

Cost (USD Mil)


Name of Project*










Chawkay 16 projects 595 W 595 W $ 196,790

Khas kunar 3 projects 84 KW 84 KW $ 36,139

Narang 22 projects 906 KW 906 KW $ 320,991

Sirkanay 12 projects 302 KW 302 KW $ 144,288

Name of Projects*






Estimated project cost (USD'000)

1386 Annual O&M Cost (USD'000)


Province: Kunar

Project Completion

Cost (USD)'000


Microhydro

Kunar microhydro 2x350 KW 300 KW NA

Chawkay 16 projects 16 KW 16 KW $ 14,525 Darah Pech 8 projects 60 KW 60 KW $ 161,904 Khas Kunar 11 projects 195 KW 195 KW $ 215,308

Narang 1 project 6.5 KW 6.5 KW $ 7,959 Nurgal 7 projects 6.8 KW 6.8 KW $ 237,427 Shygal wa Shittan 1 project 10.8 KW 10.8 KW $ 28,000 Sirkanay 3 projects 105 KW 105 KW $ 73,986

Various Microhydro upto 100 kW NA

Province: KUNAR




Project Completion

Cost (USD)




Renewable Energy

Projects*





projects Various

SolarAsadabad 1 project 29 W 29 W $ 14,733

Darah Pech 3 projects 530 W 530 W $ 106,000

Marawara 1 project 61 W 61 W _

Nurgal 1 project 121 W 121 W $ 24,200

Sirkanay 1 project 35 W 35 W _

Geothermal None

Wind NoneWood NoneothersResponsible organization: MRRD(NSP,NABDP), DABM/S, MEW Renewable Engergy Department


Hydropower potential (MW) Kama on Kunar River 45 MW

Kunar A on Kunar River 366 MW

Kunar H on Kunar River 165 MW

Province: KUNAR





Diesel/oil(1) None

Gas(2) None

Coal(3) None




MoM


Table 2‐B Resources Available for Energy (Coal, Gas and Oil) Province: KUNAR

Resources Available for Energy Generation (Rewable Energy)




Geothermal NA

Solar NA

wind (metre/sec) NA

Wood (Cu.M) NA

OthersResponsible Organization:

Province: KUNAR





('000)

Estimated 1390 (2011‐2012) in

Thousands ('000)


Total 401.0434.5 62.08

Kunarha Center (Asad Abad)

30.032.5 4.64

Watapoor 24.927.0 3.85

Dara‐i ‐ Pech 49.854.0 7.71

Narang Wa Badil 27.529.8 4.26

Sar Kani 24.826.9 3.84

Mara wara 18.620.2 2.88

Dangam 15.416.7 2.38

Bar Kunar 20.021.7 3.10

Shigal Wa Sheltan 26.628.8 4.12

Chapa Dara 28.230.6 4.37

N l


Table 3‐ Population Data by District Province: KUNAR

Noorgal 28.831.2 4.46

Sawkai 32.535.2 5.03

Khas Kunar 31.834.5 4.92

Nari 25.127.2 3.89

Ghazi Abad 17.018.4 2.63


2. 1390 figures based on growth rates provided by the CSO (7members/household)

Diesel generatorsDiesel generator

plants(4)1.18 1 NA

Transmission projects from Jalalabad to

Mehtarlan32/110 NA

Distribution projects Laghman

distribution network1.4‐11/0.4

NA

Mehterlan and Qargai

16‐20/0.4 NA

Substation projects Mehterlan SS 16‐110/20 NA



Project Completion

Cost (USD Mil)


Table 1 ‐ A Completed ( as of 1387) and Ongoing/Future Projects (1388‐1392) ‐ Generation, Transmission and Distribution projects Province: LAGHMAN

Name of Project*





network)


Transformers Kv/MWA

Estimated project

cost (USD Mil)








(MW)







Alingar destrict 23 projects 240 KW 195 KW $ 100,323

Alishing destrict 11 projects 195 KW 195 KW $ 85,650

Name of Projects*








(USD)



Province: Laghman



Microhydro

Alinga destrict 21 projects 180 KW 180 KW $ 278,707 Alishing destrict 19 projects 186 KW 186 KW $ 172,542

Dawlat shah 4 projects 45 KW 45 KW $ 30,443

Mihtar lam destrict 12 projects 90 KW 90 KW $ 238,539

Qarghayi destrict 5 projects 34 KW 34 KW $ 77,785

Solar EnergyMehtar lam destrict

10 projects 763 KW 763 KW $ 242,889

Qarghayi destrict 3 projecrts 295 KW 295 KW $ 86,440

Geothermal NA

Estimated project cost (USD'000)

Project Completion

Cost (USD'000)

1386 Annual O&M Cost (USD'000)



Province: LAGHMAN Table 1 ‐ C Completed ( as of 1387) and Ongoing/Future Projects (1388‐1392)‐ Renewable Energy


Renewable Energy

Projects*





Wind NA

Wood NA

others NA




Province: LAGHMAN





Diesel/oil(1) None

Gas(2) None

Coal(3) None


Table 2‐B Resources Available for Energy (Coal, Gas and Oil) Province: LAGHMAN


MoM





Geothermal None

Solar NA

wind (metre/sec) NA

Wood (Cu.M) NA

Province: LAGHMAN


Table 2‐C Resources Available for Energy





Total 396.8430.0 61.43

Laghman Center (Mehterlam)

124.5134.9 19.27

Qarghayee 89.296.7 13.81

Alingar 88.095.4 13.62

Alishing 64.970.3 10.05

Dawlat Shah 30.232.7 4.68

Inter‐ministerial Commission for Energy Province: LaghmanEnergy Database




Hydro power

Darunta HPP 11.55 8 NA 11.55 15

Diesel GeneratorsDiesel generator

plants (3)2.712 2.712 NA

Transmission projects Nanglo to Jalalabad NA 75/110 NA

From Darunta to Jalalabad SS

16.9/35 NA

Distribution projects Nangarhar Electricity

Authority 31.2-6/0.4NA

Nangarhar Electricity Authority

16‐20/0.4 NA

Substation projects Jalalabad Substation 16‐110/20 NA




Project Completion

Cost (USD Mil)



(MW)



Transformers Kv/MWA





Table 1 ‐ A Completed ( as of 1387) and Ongoing/Future Projects (1388‐1392) ‐ Generation, Transmission and Distribution projects Province: NANGARHA

Name of Project*






network)




Coal fired (3) None None



Achin district 6 projects 110 KW 110 KW $ 60,367

Behsud district 1 project $ 35,476

Chaparhar district 25 projects 341 KW 341 KW $ 237,226

Muhmand dara district 1 project $ 28,115

Rodat district 9 projects 155 KW 155 KW $ 104,022

Surkhrud district 24 projects 943 KW 943 KW $ 847,792

Name of Projects*








(USD)





Province: NANGARHAR

MicrohydroAchin disrtict 10 projects 128 KW 128 KW $ 217,163 Bati Kot district 6 projects 49 KW 49 KW $ 175,611 Behsud district 1 project 18 KW $ 45,091 Dara Noor district 8 projects 72 KW $ 166,012 Dhi bala 8 projects 93 KW 93 KW $ 211,339 Dur baba 2 projects 33 KW 33 KW $ 59,868 Hisarak district 2 projects $ 76,997 Kama district 1 project 9 KW 9 KW $ 22,262 Kuz kunar 5 projects 62 KW 62 KW $ 176,125 Nazyan 12 projects 152 KW 152 KW $ 309,453 Pachir wa agam 6 projects 40 KW 40 kw $ 157,013 Surkha rud destrict 11 projects 93 KW 93 KW $ 276,600

Solar Energy Achin disrtict 2 projects 62 W 62 W $ 37,842 Bati Kot district 4 projects 193 W 193 W $ 114,565 Bihsud dstrict 19 projects 1497 W 1497 W $ 842,536 Chaparhar 12 projects 400 W 400 W $ 229,732

Dara Noor destrict 6 projects 452 W 452 W $ 281,526



Estimated project cost ($)

Project Completion Cost ($)

1386 Annual O&M Cost ($)


Renewable Energy

Projects*




1392)


Table 1 ‐ C Completed ( as of 1387) and Ongoing/Future Projects (1388‐1392)‐ Reneable Energy

Dhi bala 4 projects 101 W 101 W $ 59,307 Goshta 10 projects 1081 W 1081 W $ 393,412 Kama district 37 Projects 3624 W 3624 W $ 1,346,681 Kuz kunar 21 projects 2478 W 2478 W $ 775,233 Nazyan 7 projects 329 W 329 W $ 204,776 Rodat district 11 projects 47 W 47 W $ 30,355 Surkh Rud 31 projects 1870 W 1870 W $ 1,047,660

Geothermal None

Wind None

Wood None

others None




Province: NANGARHAR




Resources Available for Energy Generation Location/Source Description Total Potential Existing Production

Diesel/oil(1) None

Gas(2) None

Coal(3) None


Table 2‐B Resources Available for Energy (Coal, Gas and Oil) Province: NANGARHAR


MoM





Geothermal None

Solar NA

wind (metre/sec) NA

Province: NANGARHAR



Wood (Cu.M) NA


*List each depoint source and location ( province/districts





Tatol 1333.5 1445.0206.44

Nangarhar Center (Jalalabad)

183.0 198.328.33

Behsud 103.4 112.016.01

Surkh Rud 109.6 118.816.97

Chapar har 54.8 59.48.48

Rodat 62.9 68.29.74

Kama 69.9 75.710.82

Kuzkunar 50.1 54.37.76

Darah -i- Noor 36.7 39.85.68

Sher Zad 60.3 65.39.33

Hesarak 28.0 30.34.33

Khugyani 118.6 128.518.36

Energy DatabaseTable 3 ‐ Population Data by District Province: NANGARHAR

Pachir Wagam 38.7 41.95.99

Deh Bala 36.7 39.85.68

Kot 47.4 51.47.34

Achin 91.2 98.814.12

Nazyan 13.3 14.42.06

Dur Baba 21.2 23.03.28

Shinwar 54.5 59.18.44

Bati Kot 68.9 74.710.67

Muhmandِِ Dara 40.9 44.36.33

Goshta 24.8 26.93.84

Lalpoor 18.6 20.22.88



Hydro power None

Imported Power None


Distribution projects NA

Substation projects NA








Table 1 ‐ A Completed ( as of 1387) and Ongoing/Future Projects (1388‐1392) ‐ Generation, Transmission and Distribution projects Province: NOORISTAN


Project Completion

Cost (USD Mil)




(MW)



network)


Transformers Kv/MWA



other projects(list) NA






Bargi Matal desrtict 12 projects 176 KW 176 KW $ 171,438

Du Ab destrict 18 projects 168 KW 168 KW $ 186,108

Kamdesh destrict 9 projects 185 KW 185 KW $ 218,201

Nurgaram destrict 11 projects 95 KW 95 KW $ 113,766

Wama destrict 13 project 194 KW 194 KW $ 309,276

Waygal destrict 5 projects 175 KW 195 KW $ 221,098


Province: Nooristan









Name of Projects*



Table 1 ‐ C Completed ( as of 1387) and Ongoing/Future Projects (1388‐1392)‐ Renewable Energy Province: NOORISTAN

Microhydro

Chawkay 1 project 16 KW 16 KW $ 14,000 Darah Pech 8 projects 60 KW 60 KW $ 161,904

Khas Kunar 11 projects 195 KW 195 KW $ 215,308

Narang 1 project 6.5 KW 6.5 KW $ 7,959 Nurgal 7 projects 6.8 KW 6.8 KW $ 237,427 Shygal wa Shittan 1 project 10.8 KW 10.8 KW $ 28,000 Sirkanay 3 projects 105 KW 105 KW $ 73,986

SolarAsadabad 1 project 29 W 29 W $ 14,733

Darah Pech 3 projects 530 W 530 W $ 106,000

Marawara 1 project 61 W 61 W _

Nurgal 1 project 121 W 121 W $ 24,200

Sirkanay 1 project 35 W 35 W _




Transformers Kv/MWA




Project Completion

Cost (USD)



Renewable Energy

Projects*




j _

Geothermal None

Wind None

Wood None

others None




Province: NOORISTAN



Table 2‐A Resources Available for Energy ( Hydropower)


Diesel/oil(1) None

Gas(2) None

Coal(3) None




MoM


Table 2‐B Resources Available for Energy (Coal, Gas and Oil) Povince: NOORISTAN





Geothermal None

Solar NA

wind (metre/sec) NA

Wood (Cu.M) NA

Province: NOORISTAN





('000)Estimated 1390 (2011‐

2012) in Thousands ('000)

Estimated 1390 no. of Households in

Thousands ('000)

Total 131.9 142.9 20.42Nooristan Center (Paroon) 12.3 13.3 1.90

Noor Gram 29.4 31.9 4.55

Duab 7.1 7.7 1.10

Waygal 17.8 19.3 2.76

Wama 10 0


Table 3 ‐ Population Data by District Province: NOORISTAN

Wama 10.0 10.8 1.55

Mandol 18.0 19.5 2.79

Kamdesh 23.1 25.0 3.58

Bargi Matal 14.2 15.4 2.20



Hydro power

Diesel‐fired Small diesel plants 3x500 kVA 1.2 NA

3x550kVA 1.32 NA

200 kVA 0 NA

Transmission projects Transmission line from Gardez to

Gazni 75/220

Transmission line from Gazni to Zabul

170/220

Distribution projects Gazni Distribution

network 3-20/0.4

Gazni Distribution network

16‐20/0.4


network)


Transformers Kv/MWA



Table 1 ‐ A Completed ( as of 1387) and Ongoing/Future Projects (1388‐1392) ‐ Generation, Transmission and Distribution projects Province: GHAZN


Project Completion

Cost (USD Mil)


Installed Capacity Transmission

Length (Kms/KV)



(MW)




Transmission Length

(Kms/KV)



Substation projects Gazni SS 16‐220/20





Small Diesel‐l fired projects(1)Bahrami Shaid (Jaghatu) 31 projects 628 KW 628 KW $ 213,859

Dih Yak destrict 6 projects 324 KW 324 KW $ 73,104

Ghazni city 12 projects 315 KW 315 KW $ 138,396

Khwaja Umari destrict 29 projects 725 KW 725 KW $ 219,789

Malistan destrict 58 projects 1527 KW 1527 KW $ 575,353

Rashidan destrict 1 project 10 KW 10 KW $ 5,875

Energy Database

Name of Projects*







(USD )




)

Table 1 ‐ B Completed ( as of 1387) and Ongoing/Future Projects (1388‐1392) ‐ Coal, gas and diesel‐fired



Microhydro

Baharmi Shahdi(Jaghatu)

1 project 7.5 KW 7.5 KW $ 11,000

Jaghuri Destrict 7 projects 36 KW 36 KW $ 59,600

Malistan destrict 35 projects 388 KW 388 KW $ 398,615

Nawur destrict 16 projects 78 KW 78 KW $ 333,430

SolarBaharmi Shahdi(Jaghatu)

24 projects 487 W 487 W $ 227,236

Ghazni City 10 projects 865 W 865 W $ 369,649 Jaghuri Destrict 18 projects 542 W 542 W $ 197,134 Malistan destrict 7 projects 126 W 126 W $ 72,041 Nawur destrict 28 projects 824 W 824 W $ 312 822



Province: Ghazni


Project Completion

Cost (USD)






Renewable Energy

Projects*




Nawur destrict 28 projects 824 W 824 W $ 312,822

Geothermal None

Wind None

Wood None

others None




Province: GHAZNI





Diesel/oil(1) None

Gas(2) None

Coal(3) None


Table 2‐B Resources Available for Energy (Coal, Gas and Oil) Province: GHAZNI




MoM


Location/Source



Geothermal None

Solar NA

wind (metre/sec) None

Wood (Cu.M) NA




Name of District

1387 (2008‐2009) in Thousands ('000)



Total 1092.61184.0 169.14

Ghazni Center (Ghazni)

146.2158.4 22.63

Deh Yak 44.548.2 6.89

Zanakhan 11.512.5 1.78

Khwaja Omari 17.318.7 2.68

Rashidan 16.317.7 2.52

Wali M shahid (khugyani)

18.319.8 2.83

Jaghatu 28.931.3 4.47

Waghaz 35.138.0 5.43

Qara Bagh 129.9140.8 20.11

Giro 33.2


Table 3‐ Population Data by District Province: Ghazni

36.0 5.14Andar 113.5

123.0 17.57Nawur 86.0

93.2 13.31Ajristan 26.2

28.4 4.06Malistan 74.6

80.8 11.55Jaghuri 160.6

174.0 24.86Muqur 45.7

49.5 7.07Ab Band 25.0

27.1 3.87Gelan 52.7

57.1 8.16Nawa 27.1

29.4 4.20


1. 1387 figures from central Statistics Organization (CSO)

Hydro power None

Diesel‐firedSmall diesel plants

(5)1.4 1.4 NA

Transmission projects Transmission line

from Paktia to Khost90/220 NA

Distribution projects Khost distribution

network 1.4-20/0.4NA

Khost distribution network

16‐20/0.4 NA

Substation projects Khost SS 16‐220/20 NA



Table 1 ‐ A Completed ( as of 1387) and Ongoing/Future Projects (1388‐1392) ‐ Generation, Transmission and Distribution projects Province: KHOS


(MW)

Name of Project*





Mil)








network)


Transformers Kv/MWA






Gas‐ fired projects(2) NoneSmall Diel fired projects(1)

Khost Matun 22 projects 894 KW 894 KW $ 484,013

Mando Zayi destrict 18 projects 402 KW 402 KW $ 316,984

Musa Khel destrict 1 project 15 KW 15 KW $ 14,531

Spera destrict 9 projects 120 KW 120 KW $ 94,207




)





Name of Projects*


(1388‐1392)

Province: Khost



Microhydro

Jaji Maydan 1 project 8 KW 8 KW $ 11,800

Spera 2 projects 20 KW 20 KW $ 16,776

Tani destrict 1 project 10 KW 10 KW $ 25,064

SolarGurbuz destrict 9 projects 0 0 $ 341,600 Jaji Maydan destrict

26 projects 1145 W 1145 W $ 671,933

Geothermal None

Wind None



Province: KHOST


Project Completion

Cost (USD)




Table 1 ‐ C Completed ( as of 1387) and Ongoing/Future Projects (1388‐1392)‐ Renewable Energ


Renewable Energy

Projects*




Wind None

Wood None

others None




Province: KHOST

Responsible Organization: DABM/S, MEW Planning Department


Table 2‐A Resources Available for Energy ( Hydropower)


Location/Source Description* Total Potential

Existing Production

Diesel/oil(1) None

Gas(2) None

Coal3) None


MoM


Table 2‐B Resources Available for Energy (Coal, Gas and Oil) Province: KHOST


Location/Source



Geothermal None

Solar NA


Wood (Cu.M) NA

Province: KHOST


Table 2‐C Resources Available for Energy (Renewble Energy)





Total 511.6554.4 79.20

Khost Center (Khost) 124.9135.3 19.34

Trayzayee (Ali Sher )

40.744.1 6.30

Baak 20.121.8 3.11

Jaji Maidan 21.923.7 3.39

Sabari (Yaqubi) 64.569.9 9.99

Musa khel 37.340.4 5.77

Qalandar 9.310.1 1.44

Nadir Shah kot 29.031.4 4.49

Manduzay (Esmayel khil)

51.355.6 7.94

Shamul 12.413.4 1.92

Spera 22.224.1 3.44

Tanay 54.258.7 8.39

Gurbuz 23.825.8 3.68


Table 3 ‐ Population Data by District Province: KHOST

1. 1387 figures from ntral Statistics Organization (CSO)


Hydro power None

Diesel GeneratorDiesel generation plants (4 plants)

1.4 1 NA

Transmission projects Transmission line from South Kabul to Logar

62/220 NA

Distribution projects Logar Electricity

Authority 0.8/0.4NA

Loghar Electricity Authority

16‐20/0.4 NA

Substation projects Pulle‐Alam SS 2x16‐220/20 NA




(MW)


Transformers Kv/MWA




network)







Table 1 ‐ A Completed ( as of 1387) and Ongoing/Future Projects (1388‐1392) ‐ Generation, Transmission and Distribution projects Province: LOGA

Name of Project*




Project Completion

Cost (USD Mil)





Small Diel fired projects(1)

Baraki Barak district 41 projects 2521 KW 2521 KW $ 1,223,977

Khushi district 13 projects 268 KW 268 KW $ 176,819

Muhammad Agha district 73 projects 3576 KW 3576 KW $ 1,662,533



(USD )


)


Name of Projects*


(1388‐1392)

Province: LOGAR





components)


Microhydro

Azra district 23 projects 234 KW 234 KW $ 480,551 M<uhammad Agha district

5 projects 41 KW 41 KW $ 86,126

Puli Alam district 1 project 20 KW 20 KW $ 30,352

SolarAzra district 2 projecs 84 W 84 W $ 46,400 Baraki Barak district 18 projects 757 W 757 W $ 34,178 Charkh district 7 projects 483 W 483 W $ 238,675 Khushi district 3 projects 67 W 67 W $ 22,419 Muhammad Agha district

10 projects 302 W 302 W

Puli Alam district 83 projects 6157 W 6157 W $ 3,109,603

Province: LOGAR Inter‐ministerial Commission for Energy

Energy Database

Renewable Energy

Projects*



Completed Project (As of 1387) Ongoing and Future Projects (1388‐








Geothermal None

Wind None

Wood None

others None


Resources Available for Energy Generation Location/Source Description Total Potential Existing Production


Province: LOGAR





Diesel/oil(1) None

Gas(2) None

Coal(3) None


MoM


Table 2‐B Resources Available for Energy (Coal, Gas and Oil) Province: LOGAR





Geothermal None

Solar NA


Wood (Cu.M) None

Province: LOGAR





1390 (2011‐2012) in Thousands ('000)


Total 349.0378.2 54.03

Logar Center (Puli Alam)

96.0104.0 14.86

Baraki Barak 79.686.3 12.32

Charkh 40.443.8 6.25

khushi 21.923.7 3.39

Mohammad Agha 68.774.4 10.64

Khar war 23.925.9 3.70


Table 3 ‐ Population Data by District Province: LOGAR

25.9 3.70Azra 18.5

20.0 2.86



Hydro power Samkany Minihydro

Project2x0.25 NA

Diesel‐fired Small diesel plants(2) 0.98 0.9 NA

Transmission projects Transmission line from Pul‐e‐Alam to Gardez

51/220NA

Gardez to Khost 90/220 NA

Gardez to Gazni 75/220 NA

From Gardez to Gazni transmission line

connection to Sharan16/220 NA

Transmission Length

(Kms/KV)


network)


Transformers Kv/MWA







Project Completion

Cost (USD Mil)



(MW)


Table 1 ‐ A Completed ( as of 1387) and Ongoing/Future Projects (1388‐1392) ‐ Generation, Transmission and Distribution projects Province: PAKTIA

Name of Project*




Distribution projects Gardez City network1-20/0.4

NA

Gardez City network 16‐20/0.4 NA

Substation projects Gardez SS 2x16‐220/20 NA






Small Diel fired projects (1)

Ahmadabad destrict 15 projects 308 KW 308 KW $ 127,662

Jaji destrict 5 projects 71 KW 71 KW $ 46,599

Lija Ahmad Khel destrict 3 projects 17.5 KW 17.5 KW $ 18,683

Sayid Karam destrict 3 projects 34.5 KW 34.5 KW $ 17,970

Shwak destrict 1 projects 12 KW 12 KW $ 11,400

Zurmat destrict 18 projects 228 KW 228 KW $ 204,904



(USD )



Name of Projects*


(1388‐1392)





components)


Microhydro

Ahmadabad destrict 3 projects 23 KW 23 KW $ 97,678 Chamkanay destrict 7 projects 40 KW 40 KW $ 114,954

Dand wa Patan 2 projects 24.5 KW 24.5 KW $ 67,605

Jaji destrict 16 projects 164 KW 164 KW $ 250,042

Leja Ahmad Khel 20 projects 167 KW 167 KW $ 262,320

Sayed Karam destrict 11 projects 209 KW 209 KW $ 131,025

Shwak destrict 1 project 7.5 KW 7.5 KW $ 15,400

SolarChamkanay destrict 28 projects 866 W 866 W $ 440,934 Dand wa Patan 32 Projects 1402 W 1402 W $ 544,496 Gardez destrict 15 projects 741 W 741 W $ 326,331

Province: Paktia Inter‐ministerial Commission for Energy

Energy Database

Renewable Energy

Projects*




1392)






Project Completion

Cost (USD'000)


Gardez destrict 15 projects 741 W 741 W $ 326,331 Jaji destrict 17 projects 999 W 999 W $ 409,676 Leja Ahmad Khel 33 projects 365 W 365 W $ 209,410 Sayed Karam destrict 4 projects 62 W 62 W $ 31,587

Zurmat Destrict 41 projects 912 W 912 W $ 298,737

Geothermal None

Wind None

Wood None

others None

Responsible organization: MRRD(NSP,NABDP), DABM/S, MEW Renewable Energy Department



Province: PAKTIA





Diesel/oil(1) none

Gas(2) None

Coal(3) None


Table 2‐B Resources Available for Energy (Coal, Gas and Oil) Province: PAKTIA


MoM


Location/Source



Geothermal NA

Solar NA

wind (metre/sec) NA

Wood (Cu.M) NA

Province: PAKTIA



Others NA


Name of District

1387 (2008‐2009) in Thousands ('000)

1390 (2011‐2012) in Thousands ('000)


Total 490.9532.0 75.99

Paktya Center (Gardez)

75.381.6 11.66

Sayyid Karam 58.463.3 9.04

Zurmat 97.8106.0 15.14

Shwak 5.15.5 0.79

Wuza Jadran 32.335.0 5.00

Laja Ahmad khel 20.822.5 3.22

Jani Khel 31.834.5 4.92

Dand Patan 24.226.2 3.75

Samkani 45.549.3 7.04

Jaji 57.362 1 8 87


Table 3 ‐ Population Data by District Province: PAKTIA

62.1 8.87Ahmadaba 25.3

27.4 3.92laja mangel 17.1

18.5 2.65

2. 1390 figures based on growth provided by the CSO (7 members/household)

1. 1387 figures from Central Statistice Organization

Hydro power

Diesel‐fired Small diesel plants 0.5 0.5 NA

Imported Power


From transmission line between Gazni and gardez connection to

Sharan

16/220 NA

Distribution projects Distribution network in

Sharan

0.5-0.4Distribution network in

Sharan16‐20/0.4 NA


Energy Database Table 1 ‐ A Completed ( as of 1387) and Ongoing/Future Projects (1388‐1392) ‐ Generation, Transmission and Distribution projects Province: PAKTIKA


components)


Transformers Kv/MWA









network)



(USD Mil)



(MW)

Substation projects Sharan SS 16‐220/20 NA







Mata Khan destrict 3 projects 113 KW 113 KW $ 67,213

Sare Hawza destrict 12 projects 411 KW 411 KW $ 300,631

Sharan Destrict 21 projects 55f4 KW 554 KW $ 327,330

Urgun destrict 18 projects 517 KW 517 KW $ 339,738

Yahya Khel 6 projects 192 KW 192 KW $ 135,619


Province: Paktika


components)Installed Capacity (MW)



)



(USD



Name of Projects*

Completed Project (As of 1387


Microhydro None

SolarMata Khan destrict 14 projects 32 KW 32 KW $ 17,209 Omna Destrict 23 Projects 47 KW 47 KW $ 34,096 Sare Hawza 4 projects 14 KW 14 KW $ 8,759

Sarobi destrict 23 projects 404 KW 404 KW $ 176,406 Sharan destrict 33 projects 330 KW 330 KW $ 183,984 Urgun destrict 17 projects 401 KW 401 KW $ 248,132

Yahya Khel destrict 50 projects 407 KW 407 KW $ 187,595

Yosuf Khel destrict 33 projects 590 KW 590 KW $ 306,509

Zarghon Shahr 25 projects 565 KW 565 KW $ 319,764


Renewable Energy

Projects*




1392)




Province: PAKTIKA


Project Completion

Cost (USD)



Zarghon Shahr 25 projects 565 KW 565 KW $ 319,764

Geothermal None

Wind NoneWood Noneothers None



Hydropower potential (MW) none

Province: PAKTIKA





Diesel/oil(1) None

Gas(2) None

Coal(3) None




MoM


Table 2‐B Resources Available for Energy (Coal, Gas and Oil) Province: PAKTIKA


Location/Source


Micro‐hydro (KW) None

Geothermal None

Solar NA

NA

wind (metre/sec)

Wood (Cu.M) NA

Province: PAKTIKA







Total 387.3419.7 59.96

Paktika Center (Sharan) 45.549.3 7.04

Mata Khan 22.724.6 3.51

Yosuf Khel 12.313.3 1.90

Yahya Khel 15.817.1 2.45

Omna 11.011.9 1.70

Sar Rawza 21.122.9 3.27

Zarghun Shahr 27.229.5 4.21

Jani Khel 21.823.6 3.37

Gomal 7.07.6 1.08

Surubi 11.412.4 1.76

Urgoon 50.354.5 7.79

Ziruk 17.519 0 2 71


Table 3‐ Population Data by District Province: Paktika

19.0 2.71Nika 11.3

12.2 1.75DilaWa Khushamand 22.9

24.8 3.55Wazakhwah 21.1

22.9 3.27Turwo 2.0

2.2 0.31Wormamay 3.2

3.5 0.50Barmal 31.6

34.2 4.89Giyan 31.6

34.2 4.89


1. 1387 figures from Central Statistics Organization

Hydro power Per Master Plan 25 NA




other projects(list) None


Transformers Kv/MWA

Estimated project

cost (USD Mil)


Project Completion

Cost (USD Mil)



(MW)







Table 1 ‐ A Completed ( as of 1387) and Ongoing/Future Projects (1388‐1392) ‐ Generation, Transmission and Distribution projects Province: DIKUND

Responsible Organization: MEW planning Department and DABM/S



network)

Name of Project*





Gas‐ fired projects(2) NoneSmall Diesel fired projects (1)

Ishtarlay destrict 3 projects 45 KW 45 KW $ 60,826

Khadir destrict 11 projects 252 KW 252 KW $ 185,095

Miramor destrict 28 projects 666 KW 666 KW $ 457,060

Shahristan destrict 20 projects 586 KW 586 KW $ 354,686



(USD )



Name of Projects*


(1388‐1392)




Project Completion

Cost (USD )



Microhydro None

SolarMiramor destrict 1 projects 50 W 50 W NA Nilli destrict 16 projects 1823 W 1823 W $ 563,800

Shahristan destrict 7 projects 593 W 593 W $ 187,140

Geothermal None

Wind None

Wood None

others none

PROVINCE: DIKUNDI


Renewable Energy

Projects*




1392)






Project Completion

Cost (USD)





Provnce: DIKUNDI

Responsible Organization: DABM/S, MEW Planning Department





Diesel/oil1) None

Gas(2) None

Coal(3) None


Table 2‐B Resources Available for Energy (Coal, Gas and Oil) Province: DIKUNDI




MoM


Location/Source



Geothermal None

Solar NA


Wood (Cu.M) NA

Province: DIKUNDI



Others NA





Total 410.3

444.6 63.52Daykundi Center (Nili) 37.1

40.2 5.74Shahristan 60.5

65.6 9.37Miramor 57.0

61.8 8.82Ishterlai 43.4

47.0 6.72Sang‐i‐ Takht 46.1

50.0 7.14Khedir 42.4

45.9 6.56Kejran 31.9

34.6 4.94Kiti 30.5

33.1 4.72Gizab 61.4

66.5 9.51

Inter‐ministerial Commission for Energy Province: DikundiEnergy Database


66.5 9.51



Hydro power Kajaki 2 HPP 100 225

Kajaki auxillary service

18.5 18

Kajaki HPP 33 16 NA

Grishk HPP 2.4 1.2 NA

Transmission projects Kazaki to Kandahar

110/220 kV171/110 NA

From Junction to Lashkargah SS

48/110 NA

From Helmand to Kandahar

170/220 NA

From Helmand to Farah

200/220 NA

Distribution projects kajaki Electricity

Authority 48.7-20/0.4NA

Transmission Length

(Kms/KV)



(MW)



Table 1 ‐ A Completed ( as of 1387) and Ongoing/Future Projects (1388‐1392) ‐ Generation, Transmission and Distribution projects Province: HELMAND

Name of Project*




Project Completion

Cost (USD Mil)




Transmission Length

(Kms/KV)


network)


Transformers Kv/MWA



Authority 48.7 20/0.4

Helmand Electricity Authority 19.7‐3.3/0.4

NA

Grishk Electricity Authority

5.18‐3.3/0.4 NA

Extension of Helmand Electricity

Authority16‐20/0.4 NA

Substation projects Lashkargah SS 10‐110/44 NA

Lashkargah SS 5‐44/3.3 NA

Sangin SS 4‐110/20 NA







Garmser district 60 Projects 1421 KW 1421 KW $ 1,198,754

Nahri Sarraj 51 projects 1339 KW 1339 KW $ 1,118,319

Naw Zad district 15 projects 824 KW 824 KW $ 407,351





)



(USD )



Name of Projects*


(1388‐1392)

Province: HELMAND



Microhydro

Garm Ser district 4 projects 100 KW 100 KW $ 116,291

SolarLashkar gah city 1 project 58 W 58 W $ 26,497 Nahri Sarraj 1 project 31W 31W $ 13,600

Nawa‐i‐ Barakzayi 21 projects 2786 W 2786 W $ 999,366

Geothermal None

Wind None

Wood None

h



Project Completion

Cost (USD)



Province: HELMAND Table 1 ‐ C Completed ( as of 1387) and Ongoing/Future Projects (1388‐1392) ‐ Renewable Energ


Renewable Energy

Projects*





others None



Hydropower potential (MW) Kajaki Extension on Helmand River 51.5 33

Kajaki addition on Helmand River 100

Olambagh on Helmand River 90

Kamal Khan on Helmand River 10

Province: HELMAND





Diesel/oil(1) None

Gas(2) None

Coal(3) None


Table 2‐B Resources Available for Energy (Coal, Gas and Oil) Province: HELMAND


MoM





Geothermal None

Solar NA

wind (metre/sec) NA

Wood (Cu.M) NA

Province: HELMAND







Total 821.8890.5 127.22

Helmand Center (Lashkargah)

92.7100.5 14.35

Nahr‐i‐ Saraj 106.5115.4 16.49

Nad Ali 107.5116.5 16.64

Nawa‐i‐ Barikzayi 84.691.7 13.10

Garm Ser 80.086.7 12.38

Sangin 54.459.0 8.42

Kajaki 65.070.4 10.06

Baghran 74.280.4 11.49

Musa Qala 53.858.3 8.33

Nawzad 46.350.2 7.17

Inter‐ministerial Commission for Energy Province: HelmandEnergy Database


Washer 14.215.4 2.20

Reg‐i‐ Khan Nishin 24.026.0 3.72

Dishu 18.620.2 2.88



Hydro power Filico HPP 2x0.32 0 NA

Babaiwali HPP 0.25 0 NA

Diesel plants in Kandahar‐completed in 1387

Kandahar diesel plants

6.8 6.8 NA

Kandahar diesel 3.4 3.4 NA

Kandahar diesel 8.8 8.8 NA

Transmission projects 220 kV single circuit line from Kazaki to

Kandahar171/220 NA

110 kV single circuit line from Kazaki to

Kandahar171/110 NA

From Kandahar to Zabul

120/220 NA

From Kandahar to 110/110 NA


Table 1 ‐ A Completed ( as of 1387) and Ongoing/Future Projects (1388‐1392) ‐ Generation, Transmission and Distribution projects Province: KANDAHAR

Name of Project*






Transmission Length

(Kms/KV)


Transmission Length

(Kms/KV)


network)


Transformers Kv/MWA

Estimated project

cost (USD Mil)



Mil)



(MW)

Tarinkot110/110 NA

Distribution projects Kandahar 80‐20/0.4 NA

Kandahar Electricity 70-20/0.4 NA

Substation projects Pashtun substation 4‐110/20 NA

Kandahar SS 25‐110/20 NA

Kandahar SS2x25‐

220/110/20NA






Small Diel fired projectsArghandab destrict 3 projects 67 KW 67 KW $ 76,335

Daman Destrict 13 projects 1035 KW 1035 KW $ 282,035

Kandahar City 23 projects 1400 KW 1400 KW $ 733,931



(USD )



Name of Projects*


(1388‐1392)

Province: KANDAHAR


components) Installed Capacity

Actual Capacity


)

(2)Responsible organization:MoM(3)Responsible organization:MoM

(1)Responsible organization: MoM

Microhydro None

SolarKandahar city 2 projects 70 W 70 W $ 27,475

Maywand Destrict 1 project 25 W 25 W $ 11,921

Spin Boldak destrict

8 projects 535 W 535 W $ 248,600

Zhari destrict 5 projects 515 W 515 W $ 231,961

Geothermal None

Wind None

W d NA

Province: Kandahar Inter‐ministerial Commission for Energy

Energy Database

Renewable Energy

Projects*




1392)






Project Completion

Cost (USD)


Wood NA

others NA




Province: KANDAHAR

Responsible Organization:DABM/S, MEW Planning Department




Diesel/oil(1) None

Gas(2) None

Coal(3) None




MoM


Table 2‐B Resources Available for Energy‐ (Coal, Gas and Oil) Province: KANDAHAR


Location/Source Description Total Potential Existing Production


Geothermal None

Solar NA

wind (metre/sec) NA

Wood (Cu.M) NA

Province: KANDAHAR


Table 2‐C Resources Available for Energy ( Renewable Energy)


Name of District

1387 (2008‐2009) in Thousands ('000)


('000)


('000)

Total 1057.5

1146.0 163.71Kandahar Center (Kandahar)

481.1

521.3 74.48Daman 31.5

34.1 4.88Shah Wali Kot 39.4

42.7 6.10Arghandab 56.4

61.1 8.73Khakrez 20.8

22.5 3.22Ghorak 8.8

9.5 1.36Maiwand 53.4

57.9 8.27Zhire 78.1

84.6 12.09Panjwayee 79.2

85.8 12.26


Table 3 ‐ Population Data by District Province: Kandahar

Reg 8.2

8.9 1.27Shorabak 10.4

11.3 1.61Spin Boldak 103.0

111.6 15.95Arghistan 31.3

33.9 4.85Maruf 30.0

32.5 4.64Miyanishin 13.7

14.8 2.12Nesh 12.2

13.2 1.89



Hydro power

Diesel GeneratorDiesel generator

plants (2)1 1

Transmission projects Transmission line from Kandahar to

Trinkot164/110 NA

Distribution projects Trinkot distribution

system 1-20/0.4NA

Trinkot distribution system

6‐20/0.4 NA

Substation projects Trinkot SS 10‐110/20 NA


(MW)

Transmission Length

(Kms/KV)





Table 1 ‐ A Completed ( as of 1387) and Ongoing/Future Projects (1388‐1392) ‐ Generation, Transmission and Distribution projects Province: URUZGAN

Name of Project*Estimated project cost (USD Mil)




Project Completion

Cost (USD Mil)






(KVA network)


Transformers Kv/MWA





Small Diesel/oil‐fired(1) None







Mil)

Table 1 ‐ B Completed ( as of 1386) and Ongoing/Future Projects (1387‐1392)‐Coal, Gas, and Diesel‐firedProvince: Uruzgan




Name of Projects*



Microhydro None

SolarUrozgan City 4 projects 109 W 109 W $ 65,000

Geothermal None

Wind NA

Wood NA

others NA

Province: Uruzgan Inter‐ministerial Commission for Energy

Energy Database

Renewable Energy

Projects*


Completed Project (As of 1387) Ongoing and Future Projects (1388‐






Project Completion

Cost (USD)





Province: URUZGAN





Diesel/oil(1) None

Gas(2) None

Coal(3) None


MoM


Table 2‐B Resources Available for Energy (Coal, Gas and Oil) Province: URUZGAN


Location/Source



Geothermal None

Solar NA

wind (metre/sec) NA

Wood (Cu.M) NA


Province: URUZGAN




Name of District

1387 (2008‐2009) in Thousands ('000)


('000)Estimated 1390 no. of Households in

Thousands ('000)

Total 311.9338.0 48.28

Urozgan Center (Tirinkot)

93.2101.0 14.43

Chora 46.550.4 7.20

Khas Urozgan 51.455.7 7.96

Shahidhassas 53.758.2 8.31

Dehraoud 55.460.0 8.58

Chinarto 11.7


Table 3‐ Population Data by District Province: URUZGAN

12.7 1.81



Hydro power

Diesel Generator Diesel generation plants 1.7 1.7 NA

Transmission projects From Gazni to Zabul 170/220 NA

From zabul to Kandahar 120/220 NA

Distribution projects Rehabilitation and expansion of city networks in Zabul

4‐20/0.4 NA

Qalat City Network2‐20/0.4

NA

Substation projects NA








Table 1 ‐ A Completed ( as of 1387) and Ongoing/Future Projects (1388‐1392) ‐ Generation, Transmission and Distribution projects Province: ZABU



Mil)




(MW)



network)


Transformers Kv/MWA

Estimated project cost (USD

Mil)







Small Diel fired projectsShahjoy district 6 projects 562 KW 562 KW $ 102,900


(1388‐1392)

Province: ZABUL





)



(USD )



Name of Projects*



Microhydro NA

SolarShah joy destrict 1 project 68 W 68 W $ 28,779 Tarnak wa Jaldak destrict

7 projects 287 W 287 W $ 64,232

Geothermal None

Wind NA

Wood NA

others NA


Province: ZABUL


Project Completion

Cost (USD)


Table 1 ‐ C Completed ( as of 1387) and Ongoing/Future Projects (1388‐1392) ‐ Renewable Energy)


Renewable Energy

Projects*




1392)




p g ( , ), / , g gy p



Province: ZABUL





Diesel/oil(1) None

Gas(2) None

Coal(3) None


MoM


Table 2‐B Resources Available for Energy (Coal, Gas and Oil) Province: ZABUL





Geothermal NA

Solar NA

wind (metre/sec) NA

Wood (Cu.M) NA

Others

Responsible Organization:

Province: ZABUL







Total 270.6293.2 41.89

Zabul Center (Qalat) 31.934.6 4.94

Shah Joi 53.257.7 8.24

Arghandab 29.732.2 4.60

Kakar 21.923.7 3.39

Daichopan 35.838.8 5.54

Mizan 12.513.5 1.94

Tarang Wa Jaldak 15.616.9 2.41

Shinkai 21.423.2 3.31

Atghar 7.98.6 1.22

Shemel Zayi 23 5


Table 3 ‐ Population Data by District Province: Zabul

Shemel Zayi 23.525.5 3.64

Naw Bahar 17.218.6 2.66



Hydro power None

Diesel GeneratorsDiesel generator

plants(4)1.48 1.48 NA

Imported Power Imported power from Turkmenistan toQarkin

and Khamahab20 NA

Transmission projects From Faryab to Badghis 140/220 NA

From Badghis to Herat 160/220 NA

Distribution projects Kalainaw distribution

system0.5-0.4

NA

Kalainaw distribution system

10/20/0.4 NA


Table 1 ‐ A Completed ( as of 1387) and Ongoing/Future Projects (1388‐1392) ‐ Generation, Transmission and Distribution projects Province: BADGHIS


(MW)


components)Substation

Capacity /MVA


(USD Mil)




Transmission Length

(Kms/KV)


Transmission Length

(Kms/KV)


network)


Transformers Kv/MWA



Khamahab and qarkin city network

6‐20/0.4 NA

Substation projects Substation in Kalainaw 16‐220/20 NA







Ab Kamari 18 projects 668 KW 668 KW 288,324.00$

Jawand destrict 4 projects 91 KW 91 KW 46,584.00$

Qadis destrict 18 projects 964 KW 964 KW 272,824.00$


Estimated project cost (USD

)



Name of Projects*


(1388‐1392)

Province: BADGHIS






)

(3)Responsible organization:MoM, MEW/DABM (2)Responsible organization:MoM, MEW/DABM (1)Responsible organization: MoM, MEW DABM/S, MRRD(NSP,NABDP)

Table 1 ‐ C Completed ( as of 1387) and Ongoing/Future Projects (1388‐1392)‐ Renewable Energy Province: BADGHIS

MicrohydroQadis destrict 1 project 10 KW 10 KW $ 26,436.00

Solar NA

Geothermal None

Wind None

Wood NA

others NA




)


Responsible organization: MRRD(NSP NABDP) DABM/S MEW Renewable Engergy Department


Renewable Energy

Projects*









Province: BADGHIS



Table 2‐A Resources Available for Energy (Hydropwer)


Diesel/oil(1) None

Gas(2) None

Coal(3) None


Table 2‐B Resources Available for Energy (Coal, Gas and Oil) Province: BADGHIS


MoM





Geothermal NA

Solar NA

wind (metre/sec) NA

Wood (Cu.M) NA

Province: BADGHIS




Name of District

1387 (2008‐2009) in Thousands ('000)



('000)

Total 441.4478.3 68.33

Badghis Center (Qala-i- Now)

59.864.8 9.26

Muqur 21.623.4 3.34

Ab Kamari 66.972.5 10.36

Qadis 82.889.7 12.82

Jawand 71.877.8 11.12

Ghormach 50.1


Table 3 ‐ Population Data by District Province: BADGHIS

54.3 7.76Murghab (Bala Murghab)

88.495.8 13.68

1. 1387 figures from Central Statistics Office

2‐ 1390 figures based on growth rates provided by CSO (7 members/household)

Hydro power

Diesel GeneratorsDiesel generator plants

(4)1.3 1.3 NA

Imported Power Import from Iran 40 NA

Transmission projects Transmission line from

Iran110/132kV NA

Distribution projects Electrification of Farah

City including city network and substation

16‐20/0.4 NA

Farah distribution network 1‐20/0.4 NA

Substation projects Substation in Farah City 16‐132/20 NA


Table 1 ‐ A Completed ( as of 1387) and Ongoing/Future Projects (1388‐1392) ‐ Generation, Transmission and Distribution projects Province: FARAH


(MW)

Name of Project*Project Details (Describe each project and list their components)



(USD Mil)






network)

Transmission Length

(Kms/KV)


network)


Transformers Kv/MWA



Mil)





Small Diel fired projects(1)

Anar dara district 10 projects 466 KW 466 KW $ 208,654

Farah City 3 projects 128 KW 128 KW $ 82,613

Province: Farah





(USD )



(USD )



Table 1 ‐ B Completed ( as of 1387) and Ongoing/Future Projects (1388‐1392) ‐ Coal, Gas, and Diesel‐fired

Name of Projects*



Microhydro None

Solar None

Geothermal None

Wind None

Wood None

others None

Province: Farah



Renewable Energy

Projects*




1392)






Project Completion

Cost (USD'000)



Hydropower potential (MW) Farah Rod on Farah River 40MW None

Province: FARAH





Diesel/oil(1) None

Gas(2) None

Coal(3) None


Table 2‐B Resources Available for Energy (Coal, Gas and Oil) Province: FARAH


MoM

Resources Available for Energy Generation (Renewable Energy)

Location/Source



Geothermal None

Solar None


Wood (Cu.M) None


Province: FARAH





1390 (2011‐2012) in Thousands ('000)


Total 456.6494.8 70.68

Farah Center (Farah)

100.6109.0 15.57

Pushtrud 37.040.1 5.73

Khak-i-safed 27.629.9 4.27

Anar Dara 25.327.4 3.92

Qala-i-kah 28.030.3 4.33

Shibkoh 21.323.1 3.30

Lash-i- Juwayn 25.527.6 3.95

Bakwa 32.335.0 5.00

Bala Buluk 65.070.4 10.06

Gulistan 39.442.7 6.10

Pur Chaman 48.652 7 7 52


Table 3‐ Population Data by District Province: FARAH

52.7 7.52Dularam 6.0

6.5 0.93

2- 1390 figures based on growth rates provided by CSO (7 members/household)

1- 1387 figures from Central Statistics Organization

Hydro power Ghor Medium Size HPP 4 NA

Installation of diesel generators ‐

(500+165) kVA

0.5 NA

Transmission projects Transmission Line from

Herat to Ghor90/110 NA

Distribution projects Electrification of Ghor

town5‐110/20 NA

Substation projects Substation projects 4‐110/20 NA


Transmission Length

(Kms/KV)


Name of Project*



network)


Transformers Kv/MWA



Mil)




(MW)


Table 1 ‐ A Completed ( as of 1387) and Ongoing/Future Projects (1388‐1392) ‐ Generation, Transmission and Distribution projects Province: GHOR







p g p g p





Chaghcharan City 1 project 15 KW 15 KW $ 8,481

Lal wa Sarjangal 18 Projects 190 KW 190 KW $ 117,472

Shahrak 5 projects 85 KW 85 KW $ 69,239


Province: GHOR





)



(USD)


)


Name of Projects*

Completed Project (As of 1387


Microhydro

Charghcharan City 14 projects 218 KW 218 KW $ 569,825 Charsadra destrict 6 projects 124 KW 124 KW $ 270,203

Dawlat Yar destrict 10 proejcts 170 KW 170 KW $ 446,171

Lal wa sarjangal 3 prjects 25 KW 25 KW $ 19,400

Saghar 1 project 24 KW 24 KW $ 44,545

Saghar 7 projects 124 KW 124 KW $ 183,124

Tulak 1 project 19 KW 19 KW $ 41,836

SolarChaghcharan 37 projects 1267 KW 1267 KW $ 863,539 Charsadra destrict 6 projects 415 KW 415 KW $ 224,176 Dawlat Yar destrict 24 projects 1412 KW 1412 KW $ 630,034 Du layna 6 projects na na $ 225 013

Province: GHOR Inter‐ministerial Commission for Energy

Energy Database

Renewable Energy

Projects*




1392)






Project Completion

Cost (USD)


Du layna 6 projects na na $ 225,013 Lal wa sarjangal 20 projects 479 KW 479 KW $ 364,032 Saghar 6 projects 1477 KW 1477 KW $ 283,539

Shahrak 20 projects 300 KW 300 KW $ 188,090

Tulak 10 proejcts 405 KW 405 KW $ 168,648

Geothermal None

Wind None

Wood None

others None




Province: GHOR





Diesel/oil(1) None

Gas2) None

Coal(3) None


Table 2‐B Resources Available for Energy (Coal, Gas and Oil) Province: GHOR


MoM


Location/Source



Geothermal None

Solar NA

wind (metre/sec) NA

Wood (Cu.M) NA

f

Province: GHOR





1390 (2011‐2012) in Thousands ('000)


Total 614.9666.3 95.19

Ghor Center (Chighcheran)

123.1133.4 19.06

Dawlatyar 29.832.3 4.61

Char Sada 24.927.0 3.85

Shahrak 54.459.0 8.42

Duleena 32.835.5 5.08

Pasaband 86.393.5 13.36

Lal Wa SarJangal 101.9110.4 15.77

Tulak 46.950.8 7.26

Saghar 31.634.2 4.89

Taywara 83.290.2 12.88


Table 3 ‐ Population Data by District Province: Ghor



Hydro power

Chalwarcha MHP Enjeel District

0.1 0 NA 0.1

Salma HPP Chest Disrtict

42 NA

Imported Power

110 kv transmission line from Turkmenistan to

Herat City 100 25 NA

10 kv transmission to Turghundi from Trukmenistan

3 3 NA

132 kv transmission line from Iran to Herat City

100 48 NA

20 kv transmission from Iran to Kohsan district

15 5 NA



Planned Capacity / Power Input (MW)


Table 1 ‐ A Completed ( as of 1387) and Ongoing/Future Projects (1388‐1392) ‐ Generation, Transmission and Distribution projects Province: HERAT

Name of Project*





Transmission Length

(Kms/KV)


network)


Transformers Kv/MWA






(USD Mil)

Iran to Kohsan district


transmission line from Trukmenistan for Hirat

City

402 km (102 km in Afghanistan and 300

km in Turkamenistan)/110

kV

NA

10 kv transmission to Turghundi from Trukmenistan

5 km/10kV NA

transmission line to Herat City from Iran

212 km ( 100 km in Afghanistan and 112 km in Iran)/132 kV

NA

transmission line for Kohsan district from

Iran45 km/20kV NA

Transmission line from salma HP to Herat

175km/110kV NA

Transmission line from Shindand to Kandahar

NA/220kV NA

Transmission line from Herat to Shindand

120km/220kV NA


Hirat City and the Districts power

networks199.3‐20/0.4 NA

Heart City 50‐20/0.4 NA

Robat Sangi Distribution network

16‐20/0.4kV NA

Substation projects Noor‐ul‐Jehad 110/20 kv SS in Hirat City

80 ‐110/20 NA

Shuhadae 24 Hoot 132/20 kv SS in Hirat 60‐132/20 NA132/20 kv SS in Hirat

City60 132/20 NA

Ghooriyan 132/20 kv SS in Ghooriyan district

30‐132/20 NA

Robat Sangi 220/110/20 kv SS in Robat Sangi

District15 ‐220/110/20 NA

Noor‐ul‐Jehad 220/110/20 kv SS in

Hirat City40‐220/20 NA

Shuhadae 24 Hoot 132/20 kv SS in Hirat

City30‐132/20 NA

Andrascan SS 16‐220 (110)/20 NA

Responsbile Organization: MEW planning Department and DABMS



Guzara district 8 projects 930 KW 930 KW 154,002.00$

Zenda jan district 4 projects 206 KW 206 KW 31,015.00$

Injil district 1 project 12 KW 12 KW 186,906.00$






)


Name of Projects*


(1387‐1392)Project Details (Describe each project and list their






Diesel

Farsi district 1 project 0 0 $ 28,926.00

Karukh district 1 project 6 KW 6 KW $ 10,600.00

Obe district 1 project 8 KW 8 KW $ 21,784.00

Solar

Adraskan district 3 projects $ 87,020.00

Geothermal None

Wind NA

Wood NA


Renewable Energy

Projects*Project Details (Describe each project and list

their components)





Province: Heart



(USD )


Wood NA

others NAResponsible organization: MRRD(NSP,NABDP), DABM/S, MEW Renewable Engergy Department



Province: Herat






Diesel/oil(1) None

Gas(2) None

Coal(3)

Sabzak Mines in Karukh District; strength more than7000 KiloCalory/Kg 7,600,000 MT 71,000 MT

(1)R ibl O i ti M M


Table 2‐B Resources Available for Energy (Coal, Gas and Oil) Province: HERAT


MoM


Location/Source



Geothermal NA

Solar NA

wind (metre/sec) NA

Wood (Cu.M) NA

Province: HERAT




*List each depoint source and location ( province/districts



1390 (2011‐2012) in Thousands ('000)


Total 1642.71780.1 254.30

Herat Center (Herat)

386.6418.9 59.85

Enjil 222.5241.1 34.44

Guzera (Nizam‐i‐ Shahid)

133.6144.8 20.68

Pashtun Zarghun 91.298.8 14.12

Karrukh 57.962.7 8.96

Kushk (Rubat‐i‐Sangi)

112.7122.1 17.45

Gulran 85.792.9 13.27

Kohsan 49.553.6 7.66

Ghoryan 79.686.3 12.32

Zendahjan 52.056.3 8.05

Adraskan 48.953 0 7 57


Table 3 ‐ Population Data by District ‐ Province: HERAT

53.0 7.57Shindand 162.6

176.2 25.17Fersi 27.9

30.2 4.32Obe 68.8

74.6 10.65Chishti Sharif 21.6

23.4 3.34Kushk‐i‐ Kuhna 41.6

45.1 6.44


2. 1390 figures based on growrh rates provided by the CSO ()7 members/household

Hydro power None

Imported Power Import from Iran 10 6 NA


Distribution projects Nemroz Electricity

Authority 35-20/0.4NA

Substation projects



Table 1 ‐ A Completed ( as of 1387) and Ongoing/Future Projects (1388‐1392) ‐ Generation, Transmission and Distribution projects Province: NIMRO

Name of Project*






Transmission Length

(Kms/KV)


network)


Transmission Length

(Kms/KV)


(KVA network)



(USD Mil)


Mil)


(MW)

O

s (1388‐1392)


Transformers Kv/MWA





Small Diesel fired projectsChakhansur destrict 26 projects 354 KW 354 KW $ 114,401

Kang destrict 24 Projects 502 KW 502 KW $ 190,024

Zaranj destrict 6 projects 162 KW 162 KW $ 32,784


components)






Transformers Kv/MWA



)


Name of Projects*

Completed Project (As of 1387 Ongoing and Future Projects (1388‐1392)

Province: NIMROZ



Microhydro

Zaranj destrict 1 project 5 KW 5 KW $ 6,400

Solar NA

Geothermal None

Wind NA

Wood NA

others NA


Province: NIMROZ



(USD)




Renewable Energy

Projects*






Transformers Kv/MWA





Province: NIMROZ





Diesel/oil(1) None

Gas(2) None

Coal(3) None


Table 2‐B Resources Available for Energy (Coal, Gas and Oil) Province: NIMROZ


MoM





Geothermal None

Solar NA

wind (metre/sec) NA

Wood (Cu.M) NA

Province: NIMROZ




Name of District

1387 (2008‐2009) in Thousands ('000)

1390 (2011‐2012) in Thousands ('000)


('000)

Total 139.9

151.6 21.66Nimroz Center (Zaranj) 50.7

54.9 7.85Kang 20.4

22.1 3.16Char Burjak 24.1

26.1 3.73Asl‐i‐chakhansur 21.6

23.4 3.34Khashrod 23.1

25.0 3.58


Table 3 ‐ Population Data by District Province: NIMROZ



Energy Database

Section – 2 Actual capacity (supply) and demand for electricity, projected supply and demand of other energy sources, private sector data, data on firms interested in energy projects in Afghanistan, and electricity consumption and tariffs.

Data by Province/Country‐wide

No. of Customers Consumption (KwH) Average Consumption per

Customer (KwH) No. of Customers Consumption (KwH)Average Consumption per Customer (KwH)

KABUL Hydro 1,570 18,840,936 12,001 13,877 46,715,390 3,366 10

BADAKHSHAN Hydro 91 22,464 247 10BAGHLAN Hydro 9 8,324,209 924,912 1,206 1,243,061 1,031 10BALKH Imported (Uzbekistan 10 3,246,866 324,687 4,015 15,482,869 3,856 8BAMIAN NA 0 ‐ ‐ 0 ‐ ‐ 0SAMANGAN Diesel 0 ‐ ‐ 1,043 34,718 33 35JAWZJAN

Imported (Turkmenistan 167 NA ‐ 3,004 1,943,962 647 5.5SAR‐I‐PUL

Imported (Turkmenistan 0 ‐ ‐ 755 529,575 701 5.5FARYAB

Imported (Turkmenistan 0 ‐ ‐ 1769 1,948,455 1,101 5.5KAPISA NA 0 ‐ ‐ 0 0 ‐

KANDAHAR Hydro 25 432,607 17,304 4,599 3947651 858 10HELMUND Hydro 79 893,247 11,307 1,172 4,897,424 3,366

URUZGAN Diesel 0 ‐ ‐ 0 0 ‐

ZABUL Diesel 0 ‐ ‐ 5 175,666 35,133I t d (I d


Industrial Customers Commercial customers

Average Tariffs / KWH (Afg)

Table 14 ‐C Number of Customers, Consumption and Tariffs by Province ‐ Industrial and Commercial Category1387

Province Generation Source

HERAT Imported (Iran and Turkmenistan 609 41,401,926 67,983 7,617 18,466,820 2,424 6

FARAH Diesel 0 ‐ ‐ NA 7,512 NA

BADGHIS Diesel 0 ‐ ‐ NA NA ‐

NIMROZ Imported (Iran) NA 365,528 NA NA 1,673,126 NA 6GHOR Diesel 0 ‐ ‐ 60 7,702 128 55PARWAN Hydro 0 ‐ ‐ 298,134 NA 10GHAZNI Diesel 0 ‐ ‐ NA 33,020 NA

TAKHAR Diesel 0 ‐ ‐ 430 11,287 26 50WARDAK Hydro 0 ‐ ‐ 6 27,924 4,654 10KHOST Diesel 0 ‐ ‐ 43,122 NA

KUNAR Hydro 0 ‐ ‐ 125 20,371 163 10KUNDUZ Imported (Tajikistan) 158 2,956,419 11,307 1,933 6,452,872 3,338 6LOGAR Diesel NA NA NA NA 8950 NA 28NURISTAN NA 0 ‐ ‐

NANGAHAR Hydro 22 981,548 44,616 1,494 2,879,452 1,927 10PAKTIKA Diesel 0 ‐ ‐ NA NA ‐ PAKTIA Diesel 0 ‐ ‐ NA 7319 NA

NA - Not available

Table 4 ‐ Supply (Actual Capacity) and Demand of Electricity, and Surplus/Deficiency (MW)

Province

Actual Capacity (MW) (Note 1)

Estimated Demand (MW) (Note 2)

Surplus or Deficiency(‐) (MW) (Note 3)

BADAKHSHAN

0.15 62 ‐61.9BADGHIS 1.5 38 ‐36.5BAGHLAN 23.8 85 ‐61.2BALKH( Mazar city) 26 128 ‐102.0BAMIAN 0 24 ‐24.0BAMYAN 0 34 ‐34.0DIKUNDI 0 35 ‐35.0FARAH 1.3 44 ‐42.7FARYAB 40 89 ‐49.0GHAZNI 2.5 81 ‐78.5GHOR 0.5 59 ‐58.5HELMAND 17.2 102 ‐84.8HERAT 81 212 ‐131.0JAWZJAN 26 59 ‐33.0KABUL 350 425 ‐75.0KANDAHAR 19 181 ‐162.0KHOST 1 4 57 55 6


by Province (1386)

KHOST 1.4 57 ‐55.6KUNAR 0.3 48 ‐47.7KUNDUZ 26 85 ‐59.0LAGHMAN 1 48 ‐47.0LOGAR 1 35 ‐34.0NANGAHAR 10.7 161 ‐150.3NIMROZ 6 24 ‐18.0PAKTIA 0.9 48 ‐47.1PAKTIKA 0.5 33 ‐32.5PARWAN 3.9 71 ‐67.1SAMANGAN 1.6 38 ‐36.4SAR‐E‐PUL 12 42 ‐30.0TAKHAR 1 102 ‐101.0URUZGAN 1 32 ‐31.0WARDAK 1 53 ‐52.0ZABUL 1.7 30 ‐28.3 TOTAL 658.95 2565 ‐1906.1Note 1: Actual capacity is based completed projects as presented in Table 1‐A for each ProvinceNote 2: Estimated demand is based on 1387 population/households as provided in Afghanistan Statistical Yearbook (see detailed assumptions in the narrative)Note 3: Indicates deficiency in each Province


Province

Actual Capacity (MW) (Note 1)

Estimated Demand (MW) (Note 2)

Surplus or Deficiency(‐) (MW) (Note 3)

TOTAL 0 0 0.0BADAKHSHAN 0.15 72 ‐71.9BADGHIS 1.5 44 ‐42.5BAGHLAN 23.8 100 ‐76.2BALKH( Mazar city) 26 150 ‐124.0BAMIAN 0 28 ‐28.0BAMYAN 0 39 ‐39.0DIKUNDI 0 40 ‐40.0FARAH 1.3 52 ‐50.7FARYAB 40 105 ‐65.0GHAZNI 2.5 95 ‐92.5GHOR 0.5 70 ‐69.5HELMAND 17.2 120 ‐102.8HERAT 81 250 ‐169.0JAWZJAN 26 70 ‐44.0KABUL 350 500 ‐150.0


by Province (1387)

KANDAHAR 19 213 ‐194.0KHOST 1.4 68 ‐66.6KUNAR 0.3 57 ‐56.7KUNDUZ 26 100 ‐74.0LAGHMAN 1 56 ‐55.0LOGAR 1 42 ‐41.0NANGAHAR 10.7 190 ‐179.3NIMROZ 6 28 ‐22.0PAKTIA 0.9 56 ‐55.1PAKTIKA 0.5 38 ‐37.5PARWAN 3.9 84 ‐80.1SAMANGAN 1.6 45 ‐43.4SAR‐E‐PUL 12 50 ‐38.0TAKHAR 1 120 ‐119.0URUZGAN 1 37 ‐36.0WARDAK 1 62 ‐61.0ZABUL 1.7 34 ‐32.3Note 1: Actual capacity is based completed projects as presented in Table 1‐A for each ProvinceNote 2: Estimated demand is based on 1387 population/households as provided in Afghanistan Statistical Year(see detailed assumptions in the narrative)Note 3: Indicates deficiency in each Province


ProvinceProjected Actual

Capacity (MW) (Note 1)Estimated Demand (MW)

(Note 2)Surplus or Deficiency(‐) (MW) (Note 3)

Remarks/Notes on Projections of Actual Capacity

BADAKHSHAN

2.25 99 ‐96.75 Includes Baharak HPP (2.1 MW)

BADGHIS 13.5 62 ‐48.5Additional 12 MW imports from Turkmenistan

BAGHLAN 23.8 138 ‐114.2BALKH( Mazar city) 26 206 ‐180BAMIAN 0 40 ‐40BAMYAN 0 55 ‐55

DIKUNDI 0 56 ‐5625 MW HPP will not be commissioned by 1390

FARAH 25.3 72 ‐46.7

Additional imports from Iran of 24 MW

FARYAB 40 150 ‐110GHAZNI 2.5 132 ‐129.5GHOR 2.9 97 ‐94.1HELMAND

35.7 165 ‐129.3Kazaki Auxilliary Services(18.5 MW)

HERAT 123 338 ‐215 Includes Salma HPP (42 MW)JAWZJAN 26 99 ‐73

KABUL

Projected additional 333 MW consisting of 108 MW kabul east Diesel Generator, 2x25 MW thermal funded by Iran, 100 MW f U b ki t d 75 MW


by Province (1390)

683 695 ‐12from Uzbekistan and 75 MW from Tajikistan

KANDAHAR 19 296 ‐277 Not availableKHOST 1.4 95 ‐93.6KUNAR

0.8 78 ‐77.2Includes Microhydel projects of 0.5 MW

KUNDUZ 33.2 139 ‐105.8 Includes Khanabad HPPLAGHMAN 1 78 ‐77LOGAR 1 58 ‐57NANGAHAR

23.2 263 ‐239.8Darunta HPP (12.5 MW) to be commissioned

NIMROZ 6 40 ‐34

PAKTIA1.4 77 ‐75.6

Samkany Microhydel Project 0.5 MW

PAKTIKA 0.5 53 ‐52.5PARWAN

4.4 117 ‐112.6Includes Microhydel projects of 0.5 MW

SAMANGAN 1.6 64 ‐62.4SAR‐E‐PUL

12 103 ‐91TAKHAR 1 157 ‐156URUZGAN 1 53 ‐52WARDAK 2.98 88 ‐85.02ZABUL 1.7 49 ‐47.3 TOTAL 1116.13 4212 ‐2348.7

Note 1: Projected actual capacity is based on projections made in Table 1‐A for each Province plus additional generations projections up to 1392 as shown in the last column above

Note 3: Indicates deficiency in each Province Note 2: Estimated demand is based on 1387 figures and using a demand growth rate of 15 percent each year through 1389 and 5

Inter‐ministerial Commission for Energy Energy Database Table 7‐ Projected Supply and Demand of Other Energy Sources, and Surplus/Deficiency by Province

Aَctual consumption

DemandAَctual

consumptionDemand

Actual consumption

Demand

Baghlan

Balkh

Ghor

Herat

Jawzjan

Kabul

Kandahar

Kunduz

Nangarhar

Parwan

Other Provinces Combined

Natural Gas(Cu. M)

Coal (MT)Oil/

Diesel/Petroleum Prodcuts (Litres)

Natural Gas(Cu. M)

Coal (MT)Oil/

Diesel/Petroleum Prodcuts (Litres)

1387, 1390

Province

Demand Supply Surplus/(Deficit)

Natural Gas(Cu. M) Coal (MT)Oil/ Diesel/Petroleum

Prodcuts (Litres)

MoM,MOCIResponsbile Organization:

Microhydro (KW)

Wind(Meters/sec)Solar (No. of Days of sun)

Wood (CU.M)

Others Microhydro (KW) Wind(Meters/sec)Solar (No. of Days of sun)

Wood (CU.M)

OthersMicrohydro

(KW)Wind(Meters/sec)

Solar (No. of Days of sun)

Wood (CU.M)

Others

Baghlan

Balkh

Ghori

Herat

Jawzjan

Kabul

Kandahar

Kunduz


Table 8‐ Projected Supply and Demand of Renewable Energy Sources, and Surplus/Deficiency by Province

Province

Demand Supply Surplus/Deficit (‐)

1387, 1390

Nangarhar

Parwan

Other provinces Combined

Responsible Organiztion: MRRD (NSP,NABDP), MEW Renewable Energy Department

Hydro power

Large Diesel Projects



Substation projects

Project Completion Cost (USD Mil)

Transmission Length (Kms/kV)

Name of Project*

Project Details (Describe each project, its

location/province, and list their components)



Transmission Length (Kms/kv)

Substation Capacity MVA



Distribution Capacity (MVA/Kv network)

Inter‐ministerial Commission for Energy Energy Database Table ‐ 9 Private Sector Involvement in Energy Development Projects ‐ Completed (as of 1387) and Planned (1388‐1392)

Substation Capacity/ Transformers

Kv/MWA


Latest Annual O&M Cost (USD Mil)


(MVA/Kv network)


(MW)

Other projects(list)

Responsbile Organization:MEW planning Department and DABM

Inter‐ministerial Commission for Energ Energy Databas

Diesel/oil‐fired(1) NA

Gas‐fired(2) NA

Coal‐ fired projects(3) NA

Planned Capacity

(MW)


Name of Project*

Project Details (Describe each project, its location/province,





Project Completion Cost(USD Mil)

(1)R ibl i ti M M MEW DABM/S MRRD(NSP NABDP)

Table 10 Private Sector Involvement in Energy Development Projects ‐ Completed (as of 1387) and Planned (1388‐1392)‐Diesel, Gas & CoalCOUNTRYWIDE

1386 Annual O&M Cos(USD Mil)

(3)Responsible organization:MoM, MEW/DABM (2)Responsible organization: MoM, MEW/DABM(1)Responsible organization:MoM, MEW DABM/S, MRRD(NSP,NABDP)

Inter‐ministerial Commission for Energy Energy Database Table 11 Private Sector Involvement in Energy Development Projects ‐ Completed (as of 1387) and Planned (1388‐1392)

Microhydro NA

Geothermal NA

Solar NA

Wind NA

Wood NA

Estimated project cost (USD Mil)Actual Capacity

(MW)Project Completion

Cost(USD Mil)1386 Annual O&M

Cost(USD Mil)

Renewable Energy Project*

Project Details (Describe each project, its

location/province, and list their components)




Wood NA

others NA

Responsible organization:MRRD(NSP/NABDP), DABM/S, MEW Renewable Energy Department

Inter‐ministerial Commission for Energy Energy DatabaseTable 12 Private Sector Production of Resources Used in Energy Generation Projects as of 1387

And Planned Projects (1388‐1392)

Resource CategoryLocation/Source Description /Date

Actual Production as of 1386

Planned Production (1387‐1392) Total Potential

List by project for each category below

Natural gas deposits(Cu. M)1 NA NA NA NA

Coal deposits (MT)2 NA NA NA NA

Oil/diesel/other petroleum Oil/diesel/other petroleum

products (Litres)3 NA NA NA NA

2‐ Responsible Organization: MoM



Name of the Firm/Contact Name & Address/E‐mail/Telephone Number Expertise of Firm(1)

List Project Experience for each area of Expertise (Note 2) Priority Ranking*

Latest Annual Revenue(USD)

Number of Staff

List each firm, name of contact, address if the firm, and contact e‐mail and telephone number

KEC International LtdTransmission line, Sub‐ station and City Network Distribution NA NA

Construction of 220Kv Transmission Line from Hairatan to Pul‐e‐ Khumri; Construction of 220Kv Transmission Line from Hairatan to Mazar‐e‐ Sharif Construction of 110 Kv Transmission Line from Naghlu to Kabul ; Construction of 220Kv Transmission Line from Sher Khan border to Pul‐e‐ Khumri ; Erection of 110 Kv Transmission Line from Sher Khan border to Imam saheb; Construction of Imam saheb, Taloqan and Sare Pul Sub‐stations including city Distribution Networks ; Erection of 110 Kv Transmission Line from Naghlu to Jalalabad and Meterlam; Construction of Jalalabad and Meterlam Sub‐stations including city Networks for Jalalabad, Meterlam, Qarqaie and Sarobi; Rehabilitation and expansion of Kabul City Networks (MEW‐300/2); Rehabilitation and expansion of Kabul City Networks (MEW‐300/4)

IRCON International Ltd Sub‐ station, Switching station and Distribution Junction NA NA

Naibabad Switching station;Aibak and Mazar Sharif Sub‐ station

Voit Siemens All Electrical Area NA NA Rehabilitation of Sarobi and Mahipar HPPLahmeyer International GmbH

Consulting service NA NA Consulting service and Supervision of Sarobi and Mahipar HPP

Si (P ki t ) All El t i l A NA NARehabilitation and Expansion of Kabul City Networks (MEW‐300/4)


Table 13‐A Energy Firms Doing/Interested in Business in Afghanistan ‐ Electric Power (Notes Below)

Size of Firm

Siemens (Pakistan) All Electrical Area NA NA 300/4)Safanico Co. All Electrical Area NA NA Expansion of North‐ West and North Sub‐stations

Power Grid Consulting service NA NAConsulting service and Supervision of Kabul‐ pul‐e‐ Khumri Transmission line and Jemtala Sub‐ station

SMEC International Ltd Consulting service NA NA Consulting service and Supervision of WB Projects

Engineering Consulting Service (ECS) Consulting service NA NA Feasibility Study on Kokcha and Kunar riversFichtner Co. Consulting service NA NA Feasibility Study of Baghdara HPP

Angelique International Ltd All Electrical Area NA NAConstruction and expansion of Kabul and Mazare Sharif distribution systems

Alstom International Ltd

Manufacturing, installation and commissioning of thermal power plants

NA NA Repairing of North‐ West Gas Turbine Power plant

*Priority ranking by MEW /DABS ( state number 1‐10 depanding upon past dealing with the firm and/or expertise) ‐ Not Available

Source: Ministry of Energy and Water (for hydropower, thermal power, gas‐fired generation, coal‐fired generation, power transmission and distribution projects including substations)


List Project Experience for each area of Expertise (Note 2)

Priority Ranking*

Latest Annual

Number of Staff


Etehad Resources, Brian Kennedy> [email protected], <Tahera > [email protected], and <Stewart> [email protected] Gas and Oil production NA NA NA NAANHAM Group, <Toni Christianson> [email protected], <Sardar Roshan> [email protected], <David Martinon> [email protected] Gas and Oil production NA NA NA NAEnergy Partners, < Huseyin Unal> [email protected] and <Mehmet Ozten> [email protected] Gas and Oil production NA NA NA NAWAHEZI Limited, <Sayed Karim Wahezi> [email protected], [email protected] Gas and Oil production NA NA NA NAWARECO, <Jang Taik> [email protected] Gas and Oil production NA NA NA NA

The Krystal Corporation, <Sadat M Naderi> [email protected] Gas and Oil production NA NA NA NARusebud International, <Chobutiuk Ivan> [email protected] and <Rosemary Stasek>


Table 13‐B Energy Firms Doing/Interested in Business in Afghanistan ‐ Coal/gas/oil (Notes Below)

Size of Firm

<Rosemary Stasek> [email protected] Gas and Oil production NA NA NA NACALIK‐EN‐Erji, <Yasar Kesgin> Gas and Oil production NA NA NA NAAfghan Energy Partners Limited, <Kevin Murphy> [email protected] Gas and Oil production NA NA NA NAUsa TacGroup, <Ray Ozaltin> [email protected] and <Necdet Gurbuz> [email protected] Gas and Oil production NA NA NA NA

Khushak Brothers, Haji deedar, Manadwi street‐ Haji Mohammad Omars Apartment ‐ 0799334334 Coal

Captial = 3 million USD 230 persons NA NA

Afghan Investment, Sher Khan‐ 10th street‐ Wazir Akbar Khan, House No. 320. phone: 0700276511 and 079411285 Coal 45 Million USD 295 persons NA NAMisaq‐e‐ Sharq, Sayed Ghulam Husain‐ Karte 3 ‐ across the parliament road. Phone: 0799727073 and 0799830286 Coal 4 million USD 265 persons NA NAMuhmand Shamal Brothers ‐ Mira Jan, 4th Street of Tymani project. Phone: 0778811248 and 0772039308 Coal 3 Million USD 325 persons NA NA

*Priority ranking by MOM not available ( state number 1‐10 depanding upon past dealings with the firm and/or the firm's expertise)

Source: Ministry of Mines


List Project Experience for each area of Expertise (Note 2)

Priority Ranking*

Latest Annual Revenue(USD)

Number of Staff


Engconsult Ltd Consulting service NA NA

Pre‐ Feaslbility study ofMicro Hydels in Bamyan, Ghoor, Badakhshan and Kunar provinces

Manufacturing, Installation and commissioning of Micro Hydels

Supply, Delivery, Installation and commissioning of Bamyan, Ghorband and

Size of Firm


Table 13‐C Energy Firms Doing/Interested in Business in Afghanistan ‐ Renewable Energy (Notes Below)

INSET International Ltdcommissioning of Micro Hydels

NA NAcommissioning of Bamyan, Ghorband and Chamkani Micro Hydels

Norman International Ltd

Manufacturing, Installation and commissioning of Micro Hydels

NA NA

Supply, Delivery, Installation and commissioning of Asadabad and Panjshir Micro Hydels

TARNAK Co. Construction of Micro Hydels NA NAConstruction of Bamyan and Chamkani Micro Hydels

*Priority ranking by agencies involved in renewable energy ( state number 1‐10 depanding upon past dealing with the firm and/or expertise) ‐ Not AvailableFor renewable energy, such as, microhydro, geothermal,solar, wind, wood and other projects (Source: MEW)

Province

Generation Source

No. of Household Customers Total Consumption (KwH)

Average Consumption /Customer (KwH)

Average Tariffs per KwH (AFG)

KABUL

Hydro, thermal

BADAKHSHAN

Hydro 1,955 381,901 195

7.0 AFG for over 700 KwH consumption; 4.0 AFG for 301‐700 KwH ; 1.5 AFG for upto 300 KwH

BAGHLAN

Hydro 9,300 7,145,593 768


BALKH( Mazar city) Imported (Uzbekistan 56,487 75,843,670 1,343 3.5

SAMANGAN Diesel 4,825 910,134 189 25JAWZJAN Imported

(Uzbekistan 20,210 13,457,716 1,218 2

FARYAB Imported (Turkmenistan 32,990 33,786,013 1,024 2

SAR‐I‐PUL Imported (Turkmenistan 4,471 4,787,381 1,071 2

KANDAHAR

Hydro 36,659 34,512,161 941


HELMUND 7.0 AFG for over 700 KwH consumption; 4.0 AFG for


982


Table 14‐ A Number of Customers, Consumption and Tariffs by Province ‐ Domestic Customers Energy Database

219,036 214,987,002

1387

Hydro 17,919 42,325,694 2,362

consumption; 4.0 AFG for 301‐700 KwH ; 1.5 AFG for upto 300 KwH

URUZGAN Diesel 700 ‐

ZABUL Diesel 691 2,986,302 4,322 30

HERATImported (Iran and Turkmenistan 107,403 275,564,675 2,566 2

FARAH Diesel 425 67169 158 40

NIMROZ Imported (Iran) 11,390 27,957,624 2,455 2

GHOR Diesel 930 173304 186 30

PARWAN

Hydro 8,668 2,385,548 1,218


GHAZNI Diesel 2,520 581,159 231 35

TAKHAR Diesel 571 198658 348 40

WARDAK

Hydro 1,562 229,888 147


KHOST Diesel 1,529 733,176 480 32

KUNAR

Hydro 54 345527 6,399


KUNDUZ Imported (Tajikistan) 21,485 24,507,281 1,218 2

LAGHMAN Diesel 862 488067 566 28

LOGAR Diesel 494 161919 328 28

NANGAHAR

Hydro 8,867 33,457,698 3,773


PAKTIA Diesel 1,523 164,696 108 25

Province Generation SourceNo. of Government Customers

No. of NGO Customers

No. of Holy Places Customers

Total No. of Customers

Total Consumption, KwH

Average Consumption

/Customer (KwH)

Average Tariffs per KwH (Afg)

KABULHydro, Thermal, Diesel 2,589 Note 1 1,687 4,276 70,073,085

16,388 10

BADAKHSHAN Hydro 35 16 24 75 44,931 599 10

BAGHLAN Hydro 113 42 79 234 3,256,402 13,916 10BALKH Imported

(Uzbekistan 296 156 346 798 10,444,555 13,088 10

BAMIAN NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NASAMANGAN Diesel 40 Note 1 30 70 71,794 1,026 NAJAWZJAN Imported

(Turkmenistan 175 38 217 430 3,287,174 7,645 5.5SAR‐I‐PUL Imported

(Turkmenistan 99 17 72 188 900,067 4,788

FARYAB Imported (Turkmenistan 238 46 342 626 2,095,218 3,347 5.5

KANDAHAR Hydro 182 Note 1 487 669 4,215,686 6,301 HELMUND Hydro 158 Note 1 225 383 6,725,681 17,561 10URUZGAN Diesel NA NA NA NA NA NA NAZABUL Diesel 11 4 NA 15 351,329 23,422 HERAT Imported

(Turkmenistan 401 Note 1 46 447 10,723,803 23,991

6FARAH Diesel 2 Note 1 3 5 7,956 1,591

Table 14 ‐B Number of Customers, Consumption and Tariffs by Province ‐ Government, NGOs and Holy Places1387


FARAH Diesel 2 Note 1 3 5 7,956 1,591 BADGHIS Diesel 33 Note 1 10 43 - NIMROZ Import from Iran NA NA NA 3,466,253 NAGHOR Diesel 55 20 10 85 11,554 136 55PARWAN Hydro NA NA NA NA 298,154 NAGHAZNI Diesel NA NA NA NA 46,229 NA 35TAKHAR Diesel 16 Note 1 1 17 15,803 930 50WARDAK Diesel NA 1 76 77 29,543 384 10KHOST Diesel NA NA NA NA 86,255 NAKUNAR Hydro 75 Note 1 5 40,605 NAKUNDUZ import from

Tajikistan 106 108 98 312 7,295,438 23,383 6LAGHMAN Diesel 46 Note 1 5 51 39,271 770 28LOGAR Diesel 28 Note 1 4 32 9,041 283 40NANGAHAR Hydro 205 150 140 495 4,359,856 8,808 10PAKTIA Diesel NA NA NA NA 10,981 NA

Note 1 ‐ NGO customers included in Government Customers

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TA – 4918 (AFG): SUPPORT TO INTER-MINISTERIAL ......1 TA – 4918 (AFG): SUPPORT TO INTER-MINISTERIAL COMMISSION FOR ENERGY (ICE) TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE EVALUATION REPORT (DRAFT) (April