Annual Report 2014 / 2015 - moee.gov.eg

1 2014 / 2015 Arab Republic of EgyptMinistry of Electricity and renewable EnergyAnnual ReportEgyptian Electricity Holding Company . 3 Annual Report2014 / 2015 . Eqyptian Eectricity holding Company's Organizational 5 - Introduction .. 7- Electricity for 2014 / 2015 .. 9- Financial Situation of (EEHC) and its affiliated Companies .. 11- Power Projects Deals from Sharm El Sheikh Economic 12 Electric Power Production .. 14- Informations about Production Companies .. 15- Thermal Power Plants Projects .. 16- General Power Plants Statistics (30/6/ 2015 ).

2 18 - Hydro 23 - Isolated Power Plants and Reserve Units .. 27 - Disseminating the use of New & renewable energy .. 28 - Feed in Tariff for renewable energy Resources .. 31 Electric Power Transmission ..33- Transmission Network Statistics 30/6 34- The Total Purchased and Sold Power .. 35- International Electrical Interconnection .. 36- The Electricity Law .. 37 Electric Power Distribution .. 39- Informations about Distribution Companies.

3 40- Distribution Networks Statistics in 30/06/ 2015 .. 41- Development of Customer Services .. 45- energy Efficiency Improvement and Conservation .. 46 Human Resources and Training .. 47- Extra High Voltage Research Center .. 51 Commercial Activities .. 52- Related Websites .. 55 CONTENTSV isionWorld class leadership and excellece ofsustainable electrical sustainable electrical energy for all customers through available resources according to international standards at competitive prices by corporate effort adapting quality standards, resources utilization and environment conservation based on highly- efficient human potentials and technologies.

4 Performing work in an ethically responsible manner for the benefit of our customers, employees and society. Eqyptian Eectricity holding Company's Organizational StructureMinister of Electricity and renewable EnergyChairman of General Assembly for Egyptian Electricity Holding Mohamed Shaker Al Markaby Chairman of Board of DirectorsChairman Of General Assembly For Affiliated CompaniesEng. Gaber Dessouki MoustafaEEHC Board Member For Planning, Research &Electric Service Companies AffairsEng. Mohamed Abd El menaam El TablawyEEHC Board Member For financial & commercial AffairsAcc.

5 Nadia Abd El- Aziz KataryEEHC Board Member For Distribution Companies AffairsEng. El Hussieny El FarEEHC Board Member For Production Companies AffairsEng. Mahmoud Mohamed El NakibEEHC Board Member For HR , Training & Administration AffairsAcc. Abd ElMohsen Khalef AhmedEgyptian Electricity Transmission Company Eng. Gamal Abd Elrihim YassinProduction Companies CairoEng. Mohamed Mokhtar RaghibEast Delta Eng. Ahmed Alhusseiny AlsiryMiddle DeltaEng. Mohamed Alsaid El AbdWest DeltaEng. Mohamed Abd Albaky Abo sinnaUpper EgyptEng. Ibrahim Alshahat IbrahimHydro PlantsEng.

6 Mohamed Amr AliDistribution Companies North CairoEng. Nagi Aref Mina CanalEng. Mohamed Ahmad El SayedSouth CairoEng. Hossam AL Din Hassan Hamdy Mahros OkashaNorth DeltaEng. Ebtihal Ali Al ShafeeyEl- BeheraEng. Mohamed Abd Al-Alim AlstohyMiddle EgyptEng. Medhat Eweis Khalaf Upper EgyptEng. Raafat Hussien ShamaaSouth DeltaEng. Mohamed Ahmed Assal2012 / 2013 Annual ReportMinistry of Electricity and EnergyEgyptian Electricity Holding Company Introduction The peak load reached 28015 MW compared to the level of 26140 MW reached in year 2013/ 2014 with a percentage increase rate of Addition of new generating capacities bringing the total nominal capacity to 35220 MW by 30/06/ 2015 with a percentage increase rate of 10% compared to 2013/ 2014 (excluding capacities of isolated units amounting to 246 MW).

7 Increase the transformers capacity of transmission and distribution substations to reach a total of 171685 MVA in 30/6/ 2015 with a percentage increase rate of Increase the length of transmission and distribution lines and cables to reach a total of 488932 Kms in 30/6/ 2015 with a percentage increase rate of The total investments for generation, transmission and distribution for the year 2014 / 2015 reached about Billion including part of the fast track plan. The rate of fuel consumption reached gm/KWh generated Compared to generated in previous year (excluding isolated units).

8 The average availability of power generation from production companies reached Compared for the previous year. The number of customers has increased from million customer in 30/6/ 2014 to reach million customer by 30/06/ 2015 , with a percentage increase rate of Mounting 10240 MVAR capacitors on the medium and low voltage networks and 800 MVAR on the extra-high voltage (220KV network) for reactive power compensation and power factor correction. The share of natural gas has reached including private sector power plants connected to the gas network (remaining needs of fuel are relying on mazout and sollar).

9 Starting conversion of the gas units to operate as combined cycle units to increase the power generation without need to additional fuel. Encourage installation of Photo Voltaic (PV) projects on the top roof of administrative buildings and connect them to the electricity in general, and electrical energy in particular is considered as the main pillar for achievement of sustainable development, it is strongly affected by all economic, political and security issues faced by the meet the fast growing electricity demand, the Egyptian Electricity Holding Company(EEHC)

10 And its affiliated companies exert all their efforts to add Annual achievements translated by energy projects including production ,transmission and distribution of electricity taking into consideration the optimum operation of different electrical system components (power Plants transmission and distribution networks) where the following are the main achievement for the year 2014 / 2015 :8 ministry of Electricity and renewable EnergyEgyptian Electricity Holding Company Implementation of energy efficiency programs in the residential and governmental sectors to achieve gradual market transformation towards the use of LED technology in these two sectors where a public tender was issued to supply 13 million LED lamps for distribution to residential customers by the electricity distribution companies and through installments to be settled with the monthly electricity bill and it is expected to save 580 MW from this initiative.