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13 – 14 May 2014, Cape Town, South AfricaFocus days: 12 May 2014 | Site visits: 15 May 2014

Find solutions for your challenges within the African power and water value chain

Exclusive for 5 years: 2014 - 2018

African Utility Week

Host Utility

Co-located:

14TH ANNUAL

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Office of Councillor Ernest SonnenbergMayoral Committee Member: Utility Services

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Dear Colleagues

On behalf of Cape Town, the Mother City of South Africa and official 2014 Design Capital of the World, I have the pleasure of inviting you to attend African Utility Week & Clean Power Africa conference and exhibition being held in the central business district of Cape Town in May 2014.

The City of Cape Town’s Department of Utility Services’ goal is to not only provide basic services, but to minimise wastage and use our available resources to maximise output, while augmenting the associated economic activities that will be derived from having access to reliable and affordable power and water. In 2010 the City adopted the Energy and Climate Action Plan with 11 objectives that have seen a marked reduction in electricity demand in households. It is encouraging that our goals tie in perfectly with the overlaying theme of the conference and exhibition, Delivering Beyond Tomorrow, and I am honoured to have this prestigious event hosted in our vibrant economic and tourism hub.

As the City’s Utility Services Department we look forward to be given an opportunity to share and benchmark our successes and challenges with our peers from across Africa and learn what they have achieved to this day. African Utility Week’s focus on case studies will facilitate collaboration and interaction between cities and utilities on the continent and help all of us develop the skill sets needed to be recognised on an international level.

We look forward to sharing our lessons learnt with you during your visit to the City in May 2014. Let us meet in the unique spaces created at this conference to share insight, learn from experiences, and grow our network of peer-to-peer collaboration.

I trust you will enjoy your stay in the City and take home a plethora of learning to enhance your ability in Delivering Beyond Tomorrow.

Sincerely

Councillor Ernest Sonnenberg Mayoral Committee Member for Utility ServicesCity of Cape Town, South Africa

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ON AVERAGE LARGE POWER USERS SPEND 18% OF THEIR OVERALL COSTS ON ELECTRICITY

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AFRICA ARE LESS THAN 14%

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The South African Institution of Civil Engineering

The South African Institute of Electrical Engineers

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Free entry to the exhibition and CPD accredited workshops if you

pre-register online


5,000 visitors

Free meeting loungeAvailable to all participants for networking & meetings

FREE Technical workshopsBring your team along to these CPD accredited technical workshops where you will get practical solutions to improve productivity and earn up to 2 CPD points.

A snapshot of solution providers you will meet*

Networking functionWind down after a long and fruitful business day and join your fellow colleagues at the FREE networking reception on the exhibition floor

Date: Tuesday, 13 May 2014, 17:15

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Exclusive networking opportunities

Your Industry Awards Gala DinnerThis is an exclusive night of celebration and entertainment to acknowledge Africa’s triumphs and successes.

Date: Tuesday, 13 May 2014, 19:30

For more information see page 7 and register online to secure your seat.

Free entry to the exhibition and CPD accredited workshops if you

pre-register online

250 exhibitors

60+ countries

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49MAccentureADABEL d.o.oAfritekAJ CharnaudAllbro GroupARB Electrical WholesalersAureconBeijing Top Fairs (Cixi Sanyang Electronics)Bentley Systems International LimitedBioinsight South AfricaBlue Planet South AfricaBureau VeritasCheryong ElectricChina Exhibition WorldCity PowerClarke Energy

ConlogConsolidated African TechnologiesCopalcorCorinex Communications CorpCullin Africa ccCummins SACZECHTRADEDehli Control DevicesDesign Engineering & Project SolutionsDNV GLDongwoo ElectricDupont de Nemouvs International SARLEdison Power GroupEDMI LimitedEl Sewedy ElectrometerElectro Inductive Industries

Elektrolites Pvt LtdELEKTROMEDElster Kent MeteringEmpire Hexing AfricaEnergy Training FoundationENGEN LubricantsEntec Electric & ElectronicEON ConsultingE-PIA TechEskom Holdings SOCFirst National BatteryFirst SolarForm FuncFriem South AfricaGeneral CableGenus PowerGeosunGIBBGilbert Gilkes & Gordon

GridlockGuizhou QunyingHaefely HipotronicsHangzhou Xili Watthour Meter Manufacture Hellerman TytonHitachiHold Key ElectricHolley MeteringIAT ConsultingIdube ElectricalIndarIndraInterlock SystemsIpayIrem SpaIskraemecoItronIzembe Technologies

Kafue George Regional Training CentreKamstrupKEMC (Korea Electrical Manufacturers CooperativesKepid AmstechKorea Electric Power CorporationKP ElectricLandis + GyrLucy ElectricMarelliMartec Cable ServicesMeggerMidal CablesMinsen MeterMordern InsulatorsMorgan SchafferNERSA


Thousands of power & water

solutions

170 CEOs

10,000 sqmexpo space

CEO & VIP loungeNetwork with the top 200 industry executives in an exclusive meeting space

Lunch & coffee areas

A natural meeting place to connect with

potential clients

Country & specialist pavilions

Discover the most innovative global power and water solutions and show your

potential as a local distributor

METERING (POWER & WATER)Data Management • Pre-paid Metering • AMR/AMI Systems • CRM • Revenue Collection • Chip Manufacturers • Semiconductors • M2M Communications • Metering Components • Metering Testing Equipment

GENERATIONDiesel Engine Generators • Natural Gas Engine Generators • Cogeneration Applications • Fans • Insulators • Boilers • Software • Pumps & Valves • Control and Measuring Equipment

TRANSMISSION & DISTRIBUTIONTransformers • Asset Management, GIS & Mapping • Cables/Materials • Switchgears • Substation Automation • T&D Hardware & Equipment • SF6 Gas & Equipment • Grid Network Infrastructure • Mapping • HVDC Products • Relays • Live Line Technology • HV Equipment • Surge Protection

SMART GRIDSTelecoms • System Integrators • SCADA Systems • Infrastructure & Networks • Security-Cyber & Grid • Outage Management • Mobile Work Force Management • Smart Grid Solutions • Mapping

WATERPumps & Valves • Water Meters • Leak Detection Equipment • Wastewater Treatment Products • GIS Mapping Equipment • Monitoring & Control Equipment • Water Demand Management Systems • Sanitation • Conservation

HYDROPOWERTurbines • Trash Gates • Bearings • Lubricants • Cooling Generators • Flow Meters • Test Measurement Equipment • Hydraulics • Piping • Construction • Motors • Generators • Surveillance & Monitoring • Debris Barriers • Safety Barriers

CLEAN POWER (SOLAR & WIND)Energy Storage & UPS • Solar Water Heating • Concentrated Solar Power • Inverters • PV Panels • Mounting & Installation • Connectors & Junction Boxes • Monitoring Systems • Wind Turbines • Seals/Bearings • Voltage Stabilizers • PV Materials for Manufacturing

LARGE POWER USERS (ENERGY EFFICIENCY)LED Lighting • Home Control/Energy Management Systems • Smart Home Appliances • Application Providers • Sub-meters • Intelligent Energy Control Devices • Sensors • Cloud • Smart Building/Home • Communication Providers • IT/ICT Solution Providers • Home Security Solutions • Demand Side Management

SERVICES & OTHERAsset Management • EPC Developers • Transportation Contractors • Management Consulting • Testing Equipment • Lightning & Earthing • Safety Equipment • Financial Services • Construction Contractors • Consulting Engineers • Business IT Solutions • ISO & other Standards • Books & Training Courses • Social Mobilisation • IPP Grid Access

A snapshot of solution providers you will meet*

Latest market innovations on display

View the detailed exhibitor list on our website now to schedule your meetings and technology demonstrations in advance»www.african-utility-week.com/exhibitors

60+ countries

Upgrade your infrastructure and protect your bottom line by sourcing the latest power and water technology

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National InstrumentsNet1Ningxia Longi Ninguan InstrumentsNuri Telecom SANynas South AfricaOperation KhanyisaOptronPall CorpPCTPfistererPlaza Power & InfrastructurePower ProPower Process SystemsPowersysPowertechPRAGMAQingdao Techen Electronic TechnologyQualitrol CorpRemore Metering SolutionsRevive Electrical TransformersRIBE Richard Bergner

Elektroarmaturen GmbHS&C ElectricSA Asia CablesSA Leak DetectionSABSSAEECSamwha CapacitorSARETECSecure Meters LimitedSeifel SASSet Point Industrial TechnologyShanghai FudanShanghai Leading InternationalShanghai PuQi Electronic co, LtdShanghai WanjiaShenke Electronics Shenzhen Clou ElectronicsShenzhen Friendcom Technology DevelopmentShenzhen Hexcell Electronics Technology Shezhen Kaifa Technology

SicameSiemens Smart GridSMA Solar Technology South AfricaSmart Energy SolutionsSMECSolar WorldSouthern African Asset Management AssociationSouthern MappingSoventixST MicroelectronicsSTEG-ISStructaSunedisonTa Ya Electric Wire & Cable TCL PowerTrans-Caledon Tunnel AuthorityTechno s.r.lTrans Africa ProjectsTritech CorporationTUV SUD South Africa

UKB Unikor BatteryUniversity of JohannesburgUnistrutUTS BiogastechnikVetasiVitzro MaterialsVitzrotechVixNet AfricaVizimaxVodacomWalmet Technologies Weg-WiseWorley ParsonsYingli Green Energy AfricaZeraZest Weg GroupZhejiang ReallinZhejiang Longway Electrical TechnologyZhejiang Yongtailong Electronic

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Up-skill your team and earn up to 2 CPD points at the free to attend technical training workshops. Get practical solutions from 50+ technical workshop expert speakers and 100+ technology and solution demonstrations that will improve your productivity. All workshops were at full capacity in 2013, so make sure you pre-register to secure your seat.

Free CPD Accredited Technical Workshops

Electrical Engineering Workshops• Fibre Optic Communications• Power system fault calculations• Photo Voltaic Solar Systems• Licensing of IPP Generators• Meter reading and information transfer• Hybrid meter technologies• Advanced communication technologies• Unified AMR solutions

Electrical Contractors Workshops

• Technical Rules, Standards, Regulations• Occupational Health & Safety• Labour Acts & Labour Relations• Electrical installation• GCC Construction Work • Rural PV installations in human settlements• Solar Vehicles and their impact• Electrified informal settlements with solar power

Energy & Water Efficiency Workshop• Energy and water efficiency for your business• Benchmarking profit margins for facilities management• PV rooftop panelling in unique business environments• Leak detection to effectively manage water systems• Cut your energy bill with compressed air management• Cogeneration: developments in turbine technology• Water reuse practices in the commercial environment• Metering solutions for remote reading

Renewable Energy Worshops• Wind turbine maintenance training• Renewable energy for large power users• Self-generation solar projects for the commercial sector• On-and off-grid mini-hydro systems• Construction monitoring in PV and wind• Energy efficiency and energy management systems• Technical solutions for hydro, solar and wind

*Full Technical Training Workshop programme to be launched in January 2014

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Technical training experts include:

Facilitated by the South Africa Institute of Electrical Engineers you will learn about the cutting edge solutions in the electrical engineering sector today.

The Electrical Contractors Association of South Africa will provide technical, legal and contractual training for electrical contractors and engineers.

Take your energy efficiency projects, water resource management and sustainable practices to new levels that will reduce your costs and increase your productivity.

The South African Renewable Energy Technology Centre will provide training across a number of renewable energy skills and competencies.

Free to attend & CPD accredited


Maximise your networking opportunities at your industry leading power and water event

Attend the awards ceremony to celebrate Africa’s 2013 triumphs and successes with a champagne reception, three course meal and an evening of entertainment with 500 senior executives from Africa’s utility industry.

For more information on how to nominate, register or sponsor, visit www.african-utility-week.com/awards

YOUR INDUSTRY AWARDS GALA DINNER

• Lifetime Achievement Award

• Utility Executive of the Year

• Power Utility of the Year

• Water Utility of the Year

• Municipality of the Year

• Energy & Water Efficiency Project of the Year

• Clean Energy Project of the Year

• African Collaboration of the Year

• Community Project of the Year

NOMINATESubmit nominations online.

Deadline: 17 April 2014

REGISTERBook your seat or corporate

table. Limited availability.

SPONSORHost champagne reception

and present an award.

13 May 2014, 19:30 - 23:30CTICC, Cape Town, South Africa

Seperately Bookable


Andrew MuhweziWater Production Manager, National Water and Sewerage Corporation, Uganda

Ifeoma MaloSpecial Assistant on Energy Policy, Office of the Honourable Minister, Federal Ministry of Power, Nigeria

David MwangiConsultant, David Mwangi Consultanting, Kenya

Joseph NdegeyaBusiness Development Manager, National Water & Sewerage Corporation, Uganda

Jan Martin WitteProgramme Manager, KFW, Germany

Bismark TyobekaChief Executive Officer, National Nuclear Regulator, South Africa

Charles HembaZonal WASH M&E Consultant for Bauchi and Jigawa States, UNICEF, Nigeria

Deon JoubertCorporate Specialist (Financial Planning and Regulation), Eskom, South Africa

Alex OseiDivisional Manager: MIS, Electricity Company of Ghana, Ghana

A selection of 2014 registered attendees and advisory board members

Adoghe Anthony Snr Lecturer, Electrical Engineering Covenant University NigeriaAlfred Hartzenburg Snr Project Manager - Industrial Energy Efficiency National Cleaner Production Centre of SA South AfricaAlpheus Ogini Station Manager Production & Distribution Rivers State Water Board NigeriaAnastas Mbawala Director of Electricity EWURA TanzaniaAndre Nel General Manager: Sustainable Development Pick‘n Pay South AfricaAndrew Muhwezi Water Product Manager National Water & Sewerage Corporation UgandaAndrew Strachan Industry Principal: Service Industries SAP South AfricaBarry Bredenkamp Snr Manager: Energy Efficiency South African National Energy Development Institute South AfricaBenon Mutambi Chief Executive Officer Electricity Regulatory Authority UgandaBernadette Ndege Geo Consultant Upande Ltd KenyaBertrand Collet Technical Director Aurecon South Africa South AfricaBrian Mushimba Technical Director Eskom Uganda Ltd UgandaCharles Hemba WASH M&E Consultant Rural Water & Sanitation Agency NigeriaChristopher Mubemba Prepaid Project Manager ZESCO ZambiaDean Cooper Energy Finance Programme Manager United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) FranceDebbie Roets Executive Secretary African Forum For Utility Regulators South AfricaDeon Louw Executive Manager Drakenstein Municipality South AfricaDiego Juan Rodriguez Snr Economist: Water Partnership Programme Manager World Bank USADominic Mucunguzi Snr Engineer: Watershed Management Ministry of Agriculture, Animal Industry & Fisheries UgandaEssop Basha Utility Sustainability Manager Growthpoint Properties South AfricaFestus Denis-Akano President & Executive Director Africa Safe Water Foundation NigeriaFrancois Viljoen Director Cresco Project Finance South AfricaFrank Engelbrecht Transmission Asset Manager NamPower NamibiaGaylor Montmasson-Clair Assistant Programme Manager: Sustainable Growth Trade & Industry Policy (TIPS) South AfricaGerhard Myburgh Transmission Asset Manager NamPower NamibiaGisela Kaiser Executive Director: Utility Services City of Cape Town South AfricaGreg Kaser Snr Project Manager World Nuclear Association UKGreg Morse Manufacturing Director Peninsula Beverage Company South AfricaGregor Kuepper Managing Director SolarWorld Africa GermanyGwen Holdmann Director Alaska Centre for Energy & Power USAHarry Blake Contracted Snr Manager IEC Smart Grid USAImraan Mohamed Marketing Manager Itron South Africa Isaac Adu-Botchway Regional Commercial Manager Electricity Company of Ghana GhanaJannie Ehlers Senior Manager: Key Account Management Group Customer Services Eskom South AfricaJames Arnott Managing Director: Accenture Capital Projects Services Accenture UAEJamil Korked Deputy General Manager STEG International TunisiaJean-Paul Chatry Director International Nuclear Projects Electricité de France (EDF) FranceJerusha Joseph Engineer: Mechanical Airports Company South Africa South AfricaJohn Eric Mugyenzi Managing Director Uganda Electricity Generation Co. Ltd UgandaJohn McArdle Advertising Manager Eskom South AfricaJones Mnisi General Manager: Strategy & Business Support Johannesburg Water South AfricaJoseph Ndegeya Business Development Manager National Water & Sewerage Corporation UgandaJoshua Mgeyekwa Managing Director Tanga Urban Water Supply & Sewerage Authority TanzaniaKaren Breytenbach Snr Project Advisor National Treasury South AfricaKasief Isaacs Partner/Director - Energy PricewaterhouseCoopers South AfricaKen Cram President South African Association of Energy Services Companies South Africa

Hon Minister Bruno Kapandji KalalaMinister of Water Resources and Electricity, Democratic Republic of Congo


Davin ChownChairperson, SAPVIA, South Africa

Egmont OttermannGroup Energy Manager, PPC Ltd, South Africa

Syndey MulengaMetering Engineer, Copperbelt Energy Corporation Plc, Zambia

Eddy NjorogeChariman, Nairobi Securities Ltd, Kenya

David OtwomaSecretary (Nuclear), MInistry of Energy and Petroleum, Kenya

Reinet Van ZylBusiness Improvement Manager Saldanha Works, ArcelorMittal South Africa, South Africa

Nobert MatarutseTechnical Director, Mbada Diamonds, Zimbabwe

Paul JohnsonExecutive Secretary, African Electrotechnical Standardisation Commission, South Africa

Dipolelo ElfordDirector, Windlab, South Africa

Sam AmadiChairman & Chief Executive Officer, Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission, Nigeria

Get the latest market insights from these industry experts

An event produced by the industry for

the industry

Delegates attending our pan-African conference programme are guaranteed to receive information on the latest technical, strategic and financial issues drafted with the expertise of industry specialists. Over 100 Advisory Board Members give freely of their time and expert knowledge during the advisory board meetings held in Nairobi, Lagos, Johannesburg and Cape Town to advise and produce a knowledge packed conference programme that covers the latest industry trends.

Kevin Samson Manager: Wastewater City of Cape Town South AfricaKnox Msebenzi Executive Director Power Institute for East & Southern Africa South AfricaKribs Govender General Manager: Low Carbon Electricity Sasol New Energy South Africa Kuiri F Tjipangandjara General Manager: Engineering & Scientific Services NamWater NamibiaLawrence Musaba Co-ordination Centre Manager SAPP - Southern African Power Pool ZimbabweLeonard Kassana Intl Hydropower Consultant, Investment Climate Facility GEHydro TanzaniaMalcolm Fawkes Snr Manager (Eskom Academy of Learning) Eskom South AfricaMatthew Kirby R&D Section Lead De Beers Marine South AfricaMeseret Zemedkun Programme Manager ARGeo, UNEP KenyaMichael Botse-Baidoo Manager Projects Construction Ghana Water Company GhanaMichael Rhode Director Technical Services Knysna Municipality South AfricaMike Cary Consultant SAIEE (South African Institute of Electrical Engineers) South AfricaMike Muller Infrastructure Specialist Development Bank of South Africa-Dbsa South AfricaNandha Govender Water Procurement Manager Eksom Holdings Ltd South AfricaNelson Gomonda Pan-Africa Programme Manager WaterAid SenegalNicholas Smart-Yeboah Director: Customer Service Electricity Company of Ghana GhanaObay Sigala Large Power Users Manager Tanesco TanzaniaOliver Johnson Research Fellow Sustainable Energy Stockholm Environment Institute Africa Centre KenyaPaul Yillia Consultant Sustainable Energy for All AustriaPeter Flower Director: Water & Sanitation City of Cape Town South AfricaPeter Mtonda Director Distribution Escom MalawiPhindile Baleni Chief Executive Officer NERSA South AfricaRobert Mubiru Projects Manager UMEME UgandaSarah Tibatemwa Director: Africa International Water Association KenyaSilver Mugisha Managing Director National Water & Sewerage Corporation UgandaSimon Lude Research Engineer Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy Systems GermanyThabo Mahlatsi Director: Energy City of Johannesburg South AfricaThemba Gumbo Director Cap-Net BrazilThembakazi Mali Snr Manager: Clean Energy Solutions SANEDI South AfricaThembani Bukula Director NERSA South AfricaTheunis Mundell World-Class Manufacturing Instructor ArcelorMittal South AfricaTony Stott Snr Manager: Office of Group Executive: Generation Eskom South AfricaVimal Mahendru Immediate Past President Indian Electrical And Electronics Manufacturers’ Association IndiaWillem Hartkamp Revenue Protection Officer Midvaal Local Municipality South AfricaZama Hlongwane Snr Manager Transnet Freight Rail South AfricaZelda Weitz Chief Operations Officer Symbion Power South AfricaZiria Tibalwa Director Technical Regulation Electricity Regulatory Authority Uganda

Advisory Board Members

To view all 5000 registered attendees from 2013, visit www.african-utility-week.com/2013attendees


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Focus daysMonday 12 May 2014

Metering communication technologies and infrastructure

Unpack what metering communication technologies mean for the utility sector, how they can be integrated and what impact it has on your utility operations.• Smart metering: customer acceptance• Prepayment metering: Is there a future?• Smart metering communication technologies to inform smart cities.

Guest speakers:• Harold Hayes, Chief Technical Officer, Landis+Gyr, South Africa• Tony Smallwood, Executive Head: Machine to Machine, Vodacom, South Africa• Imraan Mohammed, Marketing Manager, Itron, South Africa• James Calmeyer, Business Development Executive, Utilities, Powertech System Integrators,

South Africa• Faisal Hoosen, Chief Executive Officer, FX Energy, South Africa• Michael Rhode, Director Technical Services, Knysna Municipality, South Africa

Solar taking back the sun

Shine a light on solar energy storage in this full day workshop to discoverinnovative solutions to extend solar energy usage window.• Potential of CSP with thermal storage• Cloud cover impact on PV power production in South Africa• Energy storage integration systems - lessons learnt by doing

Guest speakers:• Frank Dinter, Eskom Chair in CSP, Stellenbosch University, South Africa• Andrew Jones, Managing Director, S&C Electric, Wales• Riaan Meyer, CEO GeoSun, South Africa

Pre-recorded: The reliability of solar - using low-cost open source data and software for effective power system planning• Kevin Ummel, Visiting Senior Associate, Center for Global Development, USA

Managing water losses for utilities, municipalities and commercial users

• Back to basics on water balance based on International Water Association Guidelines

• Introduction to water loss reduction in municipal, utility and industrial systems

• Pressure management and advanced pressure control techniques• Importance of community awareness and education• Managing industrial water use and losses• Importance of ‘real time’ flow and pressure monitoring, and interpretation of results

Facilitators:• Ronnie McKenzie, Managing Director, WRP Consulting Engineers, South Africa• Zama Siqalaba, Public Relations Officer, WRP Consulting Engineers, South Africa• Willem Wegelin, Director, WRP Consulting Engineers, South Africa

Preparing for the Smart Grid: Intelligent substation condition assessment and condition monitoring

Sponsored by:

The substation is a vital link in the transmission and distribution power chain. International experts will share hard-earned know-how for achieving a smart grid approach to retain the integrity of the chain, whilst maximising utilisation and improving reliability together with life extension.• Power transformer asset management, uprating, condition monitoring, control,

communication and life extension• High voltage switchgear performance and condition monitoring on line and in real-time• Reliable, precise and accurate fault detection, diagnostics and prognostics for power

transformers• Safe, non-intrusive on-line condition assessment and condition monitoring of metal clad

MV switchgear

Guest speakers:• Mathieu Guertin, Sales Director, Morgan Schaffer, Canada• Timothy Cox Application and Technical Support Engineer, Dynamic Ratings, Australia• James Cowling, Sales Director, Martec, South Africa

Building blocks for an African nuclear energy market

Facilitated by:

Key considerations around the legislative, regulatory, security and safety for developing nuclear generation capacity in Africa• Challenges in establishing robust regulatory frameworks in Africa• National erspectives on State facilitation of an environment for the development of safe and

affordable nuclear power• Harmonisation of reactor design licensing – the work of the WNA Working Group on

Cooperation in Reactor Design Evaluation and Licensing (CORDEL)• What does a nuclear safety culture mean in practice for vendors and operators?

Guest speakers:• Greg Kaser, Senior Project Manager, World Nuclear Association, UK• Bismark Tyobeka, Chief Executive Officer, National Nuclear Regulator, South Africa• Jean-Paul Chatry, Director International Nuclear Projects, Électricité de France (EDF), France• Phumzile Tshelane, Chief Executive Officer, Nuclear Energy Corporation of South Africa, South

Africa • Knox Msebenzi, Managing Director, Nuclear Industry Association of South Africa, South Africa• David Otwoma, Chairman, Eastern Africa Association for Radiation Protection, Kenya • Tony Stott, Senior Manager: Generation, Eskom, South Africa • Des Muller, Group Five Nuclear Construction (Pty) Ltd, South Africa

Double your networking time and provide added market insight by starting the conference from a solid base with a focus day aligned to your key function.

Metering

T&D/ Smart GridsGeneration (Nuclear)

Solar

Water Utilities/Large Water UsersClean Power Africa

JOIN US FOR THE WELCOME RECEPTION

Monday, 12 May 2014 | T ime: 16:30This reception is exclusive to all registered delegates and exhibitors

Seperately BookableLimited seats available!

Exclusive to African Utility Week5 year plan 2014 – 2018: Tackle a different aspect each year from policy to decommissioning

Get a free handbook: “Managing Water Use in Scarce Environments: A Catalogue of Case Studies”

Dragon’s Den: An investors guide to delivering CleanPower projects in Africa

Test the robustness of your renewable-project business plan against our panel of leading clean power investors. Take part in intensive coaching workshop before facing the Dragons to check the bankability of your solar, wind or hydro power plant. Coaching workshop benefits: • Discover the next hot spots for your next renewable project• Walk away with insights on how to improve your project portfolio• Be selected to present your project to the Dragons• Gain exclusive advice from investors• Achieve potential financial support on the spot

Guest speakers:• Peter Ballinger, Director, African Clean Energy Development and Finance Centre, Overseas

Private Investment Corporation (OPIC), South Africa • Justin Ma, Vice President, Absa Capital, South Africa• Jason Nagy, African Business Development Manager, US Trade and Development Agency,

South Africa• Vuyi Hlabangane, Managing Principal: Gibb Capital, South Africa


Exhibition official opening & morning refreshments08:00

Opening Keynote SessionTuesday 13 May 2014, 09:30 – 11:30

Chairperson

Featured speakers

Simultaneous translation in Portuguese and French * Invited

Ms Dasewicz is Director of the Private Capital Group for Africa at USAID and leads implementation of the private sector outreach strategy for Power Africa, the US Presidential Initiative to bring 10,000MW of power to sub-Saharan Africa.

Agnes Dasewicz

Lawrence Musaba

Frans Vreeswijk

Phindile Baleni

Ger Bergkamp

Lawrence Musaba has been instrumental in the development of the SAPP short-term energy market (STEM) and is working on the development of a competitive electricity market for the SADC region, under the SAPP Power Market Project.

Phindile Baleni was the CEOof EDI Holdings, tasked withrestructuring the electricitydistribution in South Africa.She is Chairperson of theRegional Electricity RegulatorsAssociation and ExecutiveMember of the African Forumfor Utility Regulators.

Ger Bergkamp’s background is in environmental and water related sciences with experience in policy advice. Previously he was Director General of the World Water Council, and developed and directed the Water Programme of the IUCN.

Frans Vreeswijk worked for Philips and was formerly President of the Dutch National Committee of the IEC. He served on the IEC Council Board and Standardisation Management Board, as well as representing the Netherlands in CENELEC.

The vision for a sustainable African utility sector09:30 – 11:30

Chairperson: Lawrence Musaba, Co-ordination Centre Manager, Southern African Power Pool, Zimbabwe

09:30 Welcome addressSenior Representative, Eskom, South Africa

09:50 Keynote address: Developing the standards toward a smart energy future and sustainable energy for all Frans Vreeswijk, Secretary General & Chief Executive Officer, IEC, Switzerland

10:10 Power Africa: US engagement into the African power sector and a $7 billion commitmentAgnes Dasewicz, Director, USAID’s Private Capital Group for Africa, USA

10:30 The utility drivers of development: Power, water and economic growthGer Bergkamp, Executive Director, International Water Association, Netherlands

10:50 Panel discussion: The changing African utility landscape – adaptation for longevity• Agnes Dasewicz, Director of USAID’s Private Capital Group for Africa. USA• Ger Bergkamp, Executive Director, International Water Association, Netherlands• Phindile Baleni, Chief Executive Officer, National Energy Regulator South Africa, South Africa• Ayanda Nakedi, Senior General Manager, Renewables Business Unit, Eskom, South Africa

11:30 Morning refreshment break and lunch Sponsored by

“This conference has become an annual pilgrimage on the calendar of African electricity and water utilities.”

Brian Dames, Chief Executive, Eskom, South Africa(Keynote African Utility Week 2013)

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Free live stream to the exhibition fl oor for all visitors & exhibitors



Host Utility


Designs in interoperable possibilities in the African meter environment

Room capacity: 1505000 attendees in 2013, book early

to avoid disappointment

Oladele AmodaChief Executive Officer, Eko Distribution Company, Nigeria

Featured speaker Must attend session

The case studies offer a hands-on action learning experience on how pre-payment meters can facilitate effective demand side management and ways in which to reduce non-technical losses. Gain valuable knowledge that has immediate impact on your business.

Opening session > See page 13 09:30 – 11:30

11:30 Refreshment break and lunch

Exchange of lessons learnt from leading smart metering rollouts > 13:30 – 15:00

Chairperson: Kobus van den Berg, Principal Engineer, Aurecon, South Africa

13:30 STS Developments within the IEC FrameworkFranco Pucci, STS Technical Consultant, STS Association, South Africa

13:50 The digitally enabled grid – a smart evolutionPim Spierenburg, Senior Manager, Accenture Smart Grid Services EALA, Netherlands

14:10 Lessons learnt from Lesotho’s roll outMohlomi Seitlheko, Metering Manager, Lesotho Electricity Company, Lesotho

Audience questionDo you believe the smart meter is the answer to Africa’s energy challenges? Yes|No

15:00 Refreshment break on the exhibition floor Demand Management - facilitating meter management and demand reduction > 15:45 – 17:15

15:45 Interoperability in the African meter trade environmentHarold Hayes, Chief Technical Officer and Dave Tarr, Product Manager, Landis+Gyr, South Africa

16:05 Case study: reduce non-technical losses with ABC re-conductingRobert Mubiru, Projects Manager, UMEME, Uganda

16:25 Complex tariff structures for load shifting Cornelius Malan, Metering Manager, City of Cape Town, South Africa

16:45 Zambian Case Study on the implementation of effective Demand Side Management with prepaid meters Sydney Mulenga, Sectional Engineer: Metering, Copperbelt Energy Corporation, Zambia

Audience questionDo you believe pre-payment meters are an effective tool for load management? Yes|No

17:15 Networking function on the exhibition floor

19:30 – 23:30 Your Industry Awards Gala Dinner(Entry with ticket only)

Dynamic data management practices to boost utility operations > 09:00 – 10:30

Chairperson: Rogeema Kenny, Energy Trading Advisory, Eskom, South Africa

09:00 Revealing the Hidden Value of Metering DataImraan Mohamed, Marketing Manager Sub Saharan Africa, Itron, South Africa

09:20 The future of electricity distribution in LebanonKhaled Fouad Homssy, CEO & Managing Director, El Sewedy Electrometer Group, Egypt

09:40 Smart meters for AfricaViven Perumal, Marketing Manager, ConlogAntonio Tortolero, Smart Metering Solution Architect, Telvent, Spain

10:00 Dwindling foreign investment into Africa underscores importance of revenue protectionMaboe Maphaka, Energy Trading and Sales Forecasting, Eskom, South Africa

Audience questionDoes your data collection process require more transparency for increased customer engagement? Yes|No

10:30 Refreshment break on the exhibition floor

The business case for effective revenue mobilisation in Africa11:15 – 12:45

11:15 Using metering infrastructure as income and revenue protection toolIsaac Adu-Botchway, Regional Commercial Manager, Electricity Company of Ghana, Ghana

11:35 Experiences from smart metering roll-out in Europe and transformation of these learnings to South African projectsPetrus Van Heerden, Country Manager, Kamstrup, South Africa

Audience questionIn your opinion which of these will have greater impact on your business? Revenue Collection | Data Analysis

12:15 Technology & Solutions Tour: discover the best new products and services on the exhibition floor, led by our metering expert Michael Rhode, Director Technical Services, Knysna Municipality, South Africa

12:45 Lunch on the exhibition floor

Closing session > See page 2214:00 – 15:30

15:30 Prize give-aways and refreshments on the exhibition floor

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Exhibition open & morning refreshments 08:00

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Sarah TibatemwaDirector Africa, International Water Association, Kenya


Panel dialogue: The Water-Energy-Food Nexus has received widespread attention and international support. Now is the time to galvanise the interest to take this concept beyond academic analysis towards nexus infrastructure solutions.



Realising Africa’s development agenda and the Water-Energy-Food nexus > 13:30 – 15:00

Chairperson: Sarah Tibatemwa, Director Africa, IWA, Kenya

13:30 Panel dialogue: Water-Energy-Food nexus Moderator: Paul Yillia, Consultant, SE4ALL, Austria

Panellists:• Peter Flower, Director Water & Sanitation, City of Cape Town, South Africa • Rose Kaggwa, Chief Manager: Institutional Development, NWSC, Uganda• Diego Rodriguez, Senior Economist: Water Partnership Programme Manager,

World Bank, USA• Oliver Johnson, Research Fellow Sustainable Energy, Stockholm Environment

Institute Africa Centre, Kenya • Henry Coppens, Technical Specialist, Energy & Emission, Sappi Limited, South

Africa• Nandha Govender, Water Procurement Manger, Eskom Holdings, South Africa

Audience questionAre you aware of, or involved in, nexus initiatives and nexus infrastructure planning? Yes | No


Water infrastructure and resource development solutions15:45 – 17:15

15:45 Case study: partnership between upstream and downstream water users for sustainable water source protectionJoshua Mgeyekwa, Managing Director, Tanga UWSSA, Tanzania

16:05 Five pillars protecting revenue in a water utility Willem Hartkamp, Revenue Protection Officer, Midvaal Municipality, South Africa

16:25 Case study: Reducing utility energy costs through capacitor banks to manage the ultimate price consumers pay for waterAndrew Muhwezi, Water Production Manager, NWSC, Uganda

16:45 Investing in water infrastructureDiego Rodriguez, Senior Economist: Water Partnership Programme Manager, World Bank, USA

Audience questionHave you initiated co-generation or small-scale energy projects to reduce your electricity bill? Yes | No

17: 15 Networking function on the exhibition floor


Non-revenue water - strategic revenue management 09:00 – 10:30

Chairperson: Themba Gumbo, Director Global Programme, Cap-Net UNDP, Brazil

09:00 Metering solutions for AfricaLeonardus Basson, Sales and Marketing Director, Elster Kent Metering, South Africa

09:25 Debate: The business case for and against pre-paid water metering• David Schaub-Jones, Co-founder, SeeSaw, South Africa• Joseph Ndegeya, Business Development Manager, National Water and

Sewerage Corporation, Uganda• Harold Smook, Founder, Urban Roots – Sustainable Communities Initiative,

South Africa • Festus Denis-Akano, President & Executive Director, Africa Safe Water

Foundation, Nigeria

Audience questionWould you rather increase your revenue collection or reduce your water demand? Increase revenue | Reduce water demand

10:00 Technology and Solutions Tour: discover the best new products and services on the exhibition floor, led by our water expert, Harold Smook, Founder, Urban Roots, South Africa


Operational and field asset management tools guiding maintenance excellence > 11:15 – 12:45

11:15 Waste Water Risk abatement plans• Richard Magwanya, Waste Water Treatment Superintendent, Randfontein

Municipality, South Africa • Steve Mitchell, Principal Consultant, EON Consulting, South Africa

11:35 Best practices from scalable web, mobile and desktop asset management tools for integrated WaSH solutions Bernadette Ndege, Geo Consultant, Upande Ltd, Kenya

11:55 Evaluating infrastructure maintenance practices Nosizwe Dlengezele, Senior Manager Marketing and Market Analysis, Hitachi- Europe Ltd, South Africa Audience question

Have you been successful in designing your waste water risk abatement plan? Yes | No





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Jill GoddenChief Executive Officer, Electrical Contractors Association, South Africa


Find solutions in unexpected industries This first of its kind panel discussion shares insight from unrelated sectors to capture inspirational solutions to combat your rising energy costs and urgent need to reduce water consumption.



Explore the regulatory landscape – governing and guiding change in practice > 13:30 – 15:00

Chairperson: Alfred Hartzenberg, Senior Project Manager Industrial Energy Efficiency, NCPC, South Africa

13:30 The road to a green economy - 12L EE tax incentiveBarry Bredenkamp, Chief Operating Officer, SANEDI, South Africa

13:50 The importance of long-term strategic energy requirement planning: A Transnet case study• Francois Meyer, Executive Manager: Group Planning and Sustainability,

Transnet, South Africa• Martin Cameron, Partner Management Sciences, EON Consulting, South Africa

14:10 Discussion for and against Carbon Tax

Panellists• Gaylor Montmasson-Clair, Assistant Programme Manager: Sustainable

Growth, Trade & Industrial Policy, South Africa • Egmont Ottermann, Group Energy Manager, PPC, South Africa• Robbie Louw, Director, Promethium Carbon, South Africa

Audience questionIs there benefit to having a carbon tax outside of encouraging carbon change? Yes | No


Systems, tools and solutions to effectively implementing behaviour change > 15:45 – 17:15

15:45 Case study: Airport implementation of an Energy Management SystemJerusha Joseph, Engineer: Mechanical, ACSA, South Africa

16:05 Measurement & Verification and the ISO 50 001 Energy Management StandardGustav Radloff, Managing Director, Energy Cybernetics, South Africa

16:25 Avoid another 2008 electricity supply crisis using world class manufacturing pillarsTheunis Mundell, World-Class Manufacturing Instructor, ArcelorMittal - Saldanha Works, South Africa

Audience questionIs it important to have specialists implementing Energy Management Systems as opposed to equipment operators or project engineers? Yes | No



Innovative case studies solutions for managing energy and water consumption> 09:00 – 10:30

Chairperson: Barry Bredenkamp, Chief Operating Officer, SANEDI, South Africa

09:00 Sustaining the private sector through energy efficiencyPeter Mukoma, Programme Manager: Energy, NBI, South Africa

09:20 City of Cape Town – The drive to be more energy efficientSarah Ward, Head: Energy & Climate Change, Environmental Resource Management Department, City of Cape Town, South Africa

09:40 Discussion: Diverse energy and water management Moderator: Nobert Matarutse, Technical Director, Mbada Diamonds, Zimbabwe

• Obay Sigala, Large Power Users Manager, Tanesco, Tanzania• Gracia Munganga, Waste Economy Sector Manager, GreenCape, South Africa• Jerusha Joseph, Engineer: Mechanical, ACSA, South Africa• Andrew Muhwezi, Water Production Manager, NWSC, Uganda • Coenraad Pretorius, Energy Engineer, Anglo American, South Africa• Pierre Pisterman, Director, Hydro Power Plant, France• André Harms, Sustainability Consultant: Hotel Verde, Ecolution Consulting,

South Africa

Audience questionAre water management practices as important to your business as energy efficiency practices? Yes | No


Manage sustainable growth alongside a changing utility landscape >11:15 – 12:45

11:15 City small scale renewable electricity generationBrian Jones, Head: Green Energy, City of Cape Town, South Africa

11:35 The future of clean energy in Africa’s private sectorJill Godden, Chief Executive Officer, Clean Energy for Africa, South Africa

Audience questionDoes your business currently have small scale generation or cogeneration? Yes | No

12:15 Technology and Solutions Tour: discover the best new products and services on the exhibition floor, led by our large power users expert, Nobert Matarutse, Technical Director, Mbada Diamonds, Zimbabwe


Closing session > See page 22 14:00 – 15:30



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Philip LewisChief Executive Officer, VaasaETT, Finland


Heighten your T&D backbone by addressing the maintenance backlog. An exchange of turnkey solutions to heighten and lay out the challenges to retain sustainable power efficiencies.

Opening session > See page 1309:30 – 11:30


Strengthen your T&D backbone by addressing the maintenance backlog > 13:30 – 15:00

Chairperson: Mario Kuisis, Managing Director, Martec, South Africa

13:30 Establishment of a life assessment and decision methodology for critical network transformers and reactorsGerhard Myburgh, Head: CBM Projects and CMMS, NamPower, Namibia

14:05 Discussion: Address the backlog of ageing infrastructure to prepare implementation of smart technology solutionsFacilitator: Anton Booyzen, President, SAAMA, South Africa

• Gerhard Myburgh, Transmission Asset Manager, Nampower, Namibia• Obay Sigala, Large Power Users Manager, Tanesco, Tanzania• Oladele Amoda, Chief Executive Officer, Eko Disco, Nigeria• Sam Amadi, Chairman, NERC, Nigeria• Sicelo Xulu, Managing Director, City Power, South Africa


Opportunities for building sustainable infrastructure15:45 – 17:15

15:45 Distribution: Tunisian case study on the MALT rural electrification systemJamil Korked, Deputy General Manager, STEG International, Tunisia

16:05 Clean energy hybrid mini-grids in remote areas: an efficient cost effective solutionDean Cooper, Energy Finance Programme Manager, Division of Technology, Industry and Economics, United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), France

16:25 HVDC– A Smart transmission solution for Africa’s energy growth• Bo Nilsson, Senior Sales Manager, ABB, Sweden

16:45 Improving operational efficiency of the Mombasa electrical distribution network through deployment of a Distribution Automation System (DAS)Samuel Ndirangu, Chief Manager of ICT, KPLC ,Kenya

Audience questionAre you currently planning for mini-grids to become a part of your utility or city? Yes | No

17: 15 Networking function on the exhibition floor


Technological tools for the heightened intelligence of the network 09:00 – 10:30

Chairperson: Richard Candy, Corporate Specialist, Eskom, South Africa

09:00 Impact of space weather on the Eskom interconnected power systemRichard Candy, Corporate Specialist, Eskom, South Africa

Audience questionHave you taken space weather into account when managing grid infrastructure plans? Yes | No

09:20 Technological tools for enhancement of utility performanceZiria Tibalwa, Director Technical Regulation, ERA, Uganda

09:40 Optic Fibre Network benefits for utility operationsChristopher Mubemba, Director Transmission, Zesco, Zambia

10:00 Technology and Solutions Tour: Discover the best new products and services on the exhibition floor, led by our T&D expert Gerhard Myburgh, Head: CBM Projects and CMMS, NamPower, Namibia


Architecture for smart grids that leapfrog Africa’s power grid divide > 11:15 – 12:45

11:15 Does a smart grid have to have a smart meter? Alternatives for the African smart gridPhilip Lewis, Chief Executive Officer, VaasaETT, Finland

11:30 Smart Electrification for Africa: Taking the broader viewDavid Walker, CEO, DNV GL - Energy, Netherlands

11:50 Modern standard for a modern gridMark Ossel, Open Smart Grid Protocol (OSGP Alliance), Netherlands

12:10 Discussion: Redefining your understanding of a smart grid in an African context• Philip Lewis, CEO, VaasaETT, Finland• Mark Ossel, Open Smart Grid Protocol (OSGP Alliance), Netherlands • David Walker, CEO, DNV GL – Energy, Netherlands• Adoghe Anthony, Senior Lecturer, Electrical Engineering, Covenant University,

Nigeria

Audience questionWill smart grids be a smart solution for Africa? Yes l No





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Opening session > See page 1309:30 – 11:30


Turnkey solutions and new developments in Africa’s hydro generation > 13:30 – 15:00

Chairperson: Gianluca Stanic, Technical Director, MarelliMotori, Italy

13:30 Developments beyond 2014 at Grand Inga Hon Minister Bruno Kapandji Kalala, Minister of Water Resources and Electricity, Democratic Republic of Congo

13:50 An overview of the Ingula Pumped Storage Scheme and project statusColin Logan, Project Manager, GIBB, South Africa

14:10 Hydro for Africa: Large versus small hydro schemesWim Jonker Klunne, Senior Researcher Renewable Energy, CSIR, South Africa

14:30 Micro Hydro: a quick win for AfricaGianluca Stanic, Technical Director, MarelliMotori, Italy


Bringing power to the market – improving cost efficiency and the bankability of your large scale power projects15:45 – 17:15

15:45 Panel discussion: Anatomy of successful project delivery: diagnosis of a hydro scheme process

Panellists:• Wim Jonker Klunne, Senior Researcher Renewable Energy, CSIR, South Africa• Rudo Sanyanga , Africa Program Director, International Rivers, South Africa• Colin Logan, Project Manager, GIBB, South Africa

Audience questionAre large hydro power schemes sustainable initiatives? Yes | No

Technology and Solutions Tour: Discover the best new products and services on the exhibition floor




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Tuesday, 13 May 2014

This restricted access forum consists of facilitated discussions about common challenges and goals across Africa, bringing together leaders in the utility sector. This ‘by invitation only’ meeting, which operates under the Chatham House Rule, is a discussion which encourages honest, open conversation around issues such as skills development, developing regional centres of excellence, financing of power infrastructure, as well as risks and opportunities over the next five years..................................................................................................................If you are a utility CEO, email [email protected] to receive your application information. Space is limited to a maximum of 20 CEOs.

• Dan Marokane, Group Executive, Eskom• Matshela Koko, Divisional Executive, Eskom• BJ Mbuere, Head: New business ventures, NamPower• Benson Muriithi, Chief Manager: Distribution, Kenya Power• Mohamed Elgineid, Managing Director, Sudanese Hydro Power

Generation Company Limited• Mahgoub isa Khalil, General Manager, Merowe Dam Electricity

Company• Gafar Ali Elbashir, General Manager, Sudanese Electricity Transmission

Company Limited• Oladele Amoda, Chief Executive Officer, Eko Electricity Distribution

Company• Robert Nyamvumba, Deputy Director General: Energy, EWSA• Charles Chapman, Managing Director, Umeme• Sandy Tickodri-Togboa, Chairman, Uganda Electricity Generation

Company Limited• Felchesmi Mramba, Managing Director, Tanesco

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Think tank: How can we support our long term base-load generation capacity, meet Africa’s need to grow capacity quickly and economically to meet projected need in a changing global context and to what extent can distributed generation and IPPs assist the transformation?

Tailor made hydro solutions for utilities and private players.Unique technical trends to tap hydro’s innovative potential adapted for your industrial agriculture, mining and commercial ventures.

Think Tank: Examine generation technologies in the context of a changing global environment, micro-grids and IPPs09:00 – 10:30

09:00 This high-paced participatory brainstorming session aims to produce a set of recommendations. Alternating groups of eight participants will deliberate three key questions• Which untapped potential must be seized to revolutionise the generation,

transmission and distribution of power on the African continent by 2020?• What does the 2020 regional power landscape look like at its best? A landscape

in which remote rural individual users as well as big industrial corporates have easy access to clean and affordable energy.

• What needs to happen to enable diverse actors to start working towards this preferred future?

Catherine Jenkins, Managing Partner, IngeniousPeoplesKnowledge, South AfricaMarion Adamson, Co-facilitator, IngeniousPeoplesKnowledge, South Africa


Generation roadmap planning for Africa’s growing economy11:15 – 12:45

Chairperson: Phindile Baleni, Chief Executive Officer, NERSA, South Africa

11:15 Capital Project Trends: An African PerspectiveJames Arnott, Managing Director: Accenture Capital Projects Services- EALA, Accenture, UAE

11:35 South Africa’s base-load IPP Programme – latest developments and key issuesScott Brodsky, Partner, Macfarlanes, South Africa

11:55 Regulatory framework for the integration of the African power networkThembani Bukula, Director, NERSA, South Africa

12:15 CogenerationDean Pratt, General Manager, Marelli Motori, South Africa

Audience questionWill your country’s base load generation forecast meet demand over the next five years? Yes | No


Closing session > See page 22 >14:00 – 15:30


Planning a technically competent small hydro scheme09:00 – 10:30

Chairperson: Wim Jonker Klunne, Senior Researcher Renewable Energy, Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR), South Africa

09:00 Detailed design consideration for the 40MW Kashimbila Hydropower Station, Nigeria: Case studyBertrand Rochecouste Collet, Technical Director, Aurecon, South Africa

09:20 Using CFD in the optimisation of Impulse turbines with a focus on the high capacity TurgoShaun Benzon, PhD Student, Gilkes, UK

09:40 Environmental impact – the importance of doing your homework and avoiding costly mistakes: The case of the Zambezi River Basin DamsRudo Sanyanga, Africa Programme Director, International Rivers, South Africa

10:00 Hydropower planning in poor economies – West Africa ExperiencesRana Singh, Rural and Renewable Energy Unit, United Nations Industrial Development Organisation, Austria


Tailor made hydro solutions for utilities and private players11:15 – 12:45

11:15 Clean power solutions for mining operationsPierre Pisterman, Director, Hydro Power Plant, France

11:35 Conduit hydropower potential in Bloemwater’s bulk supply pipelinesMarco van Dijk, Project leader, University of Pretoria, South Africa

11:55 Parameters for selecting renewable energy projects for Sub-Saharan African CountriesPaul Runge, Managing Director, Africa Project Access, South Africa

Audience questionAre small, mini or micro hydro schemes an affordable solution for industrial progression? Yes | No


Closing session > See page 22 > 14:00 – 15:30


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Simon LudeResearch Engineer, Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy Systems, Germany

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Panel Discussion: Financing African renewable energy projects, from balance sheets to bonds. Learn from the experts involved in financing South African renewable energy projects and the new opportunities for African governments, utilities and independent power producers.

Opening session > See page 11 >09:30 – 11:30


Utility Scale Renewable Energy in Africa 13:30 – 15:00

Chairperson: Rana Singh, Rural and Renewable Energy Unit, United Nations Industrial Development Organisation, Austria

13:30 Wind and Solar Power – Can renewable energy satisfy Africa’s hunger for electricity?David Mwangi, Energy Consultant, Kenya

14:00 Thin Film PV – Powering Africa’s RE Ambitions Laura Luckhurst, Business Development Manager, First Solar, South Africa

14:20 South Africa’s first utility-scale solar plant goes online - successes and challengesRaymond Carlsen, CEO, Scatec Solar, South Africa

Audience questionAre IPP’s the most viable solution for African renewable energy growth? Yes | No


Bringing large-scale African renewable energy projects to bankability > 15:45 – 17:15

15:45 Panel discussion: Financing larger scale projects - digging deep, from balance sheets to bonds

Moderator: Derek Campbell , Senior Analyst, Bloomberg New Energy Finance, South Africa

Panelists:s• Francois Viljoen, Director, Cresco Project Finance, South Africa • Sakkie Leimecke, Head: Energy, Nedbank Capital, South Africa • Andrea Orzan, Director of Business Development for Africa, SunEdison, Spain• Lena Mangondo, Head: Legal, Department of Energy-IPP Office, South Africa• Michelle Davies, Partner and Head of Clean Energy & Sustainability, Eversheds

LLP, UK• Justin Ma, Vice President, Absa Capital, South Africa

Audience questionAre we exploiting all the available financing options? Yes | No

16:45 Technology & Solutions Tour: discover the best new products and services on the exhibition floor, led by our renewable expert Mike Mulcahy, Operations Manager, GreenCape, South Africa



Myth busting: Breaking through the ‘limitations’ of solar09:00 – 10:30

Chairperson: Musara Beta, Chief Market Analyst, Southern Africa Power Pool, Zimbabwe

09:00 Hybrid systems: what to look out for in 2014 Wido Schnabel, Business Development Manager, Jinko Solar, South Africa

09:20 Solar during peak-load periods: the technology mix optimisation for the 2GW Shagaya project KuwaitSimon Lude, Research Engineer, Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy Systems, Germany

09:40 Cloud cover impact on photovoltaic power production in South Africa Riaan Meyer, Managing Director, GeoSun, South Africa

Audience QuestionIs PV solar power a reliable component of the energy mix? Yes | No


The versatility of solar: From off grid PV to concentrated solar thermal power > 11:15 – 12:45

11:15 Commercial PV: “Mining” renewable energy from the sunCoenraad Pretorius, Energy Engineer, Anglo American, South Africa

11:35 Fact not fiction: the true potential of concentrated solar powerWikus van Niekerk, Director, Centre for Renewable and Sustainable Energy Studies, Stellenbosch University, South Africa

11:55 The critical role of PV material durability to ensure system longevityStephan Padlewski, Marketing Manager, EMEA, DuPont Photovoltaic Solutions, Switzerland

12:15 How Solar PV Can Contribute to Africa’s Energy TransitionAndrea Orzan, Director of Business Development for Africa, SunEdison, Spain

Audience questionWill off-grid solar (MW) overtake utility scale (MW) installations? Yes | No








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Winds of change: policy and projects transforming the status of wind power > 09:00 – 10:30

Chairperson: Chanda Kapande, Director, Harmattan Renewables, South Africa

09:00 Africa Wind, the long and windy roadDerek Campbell, Research Analyst, Bloomberg New Energy Finance, South Africa

09:20 Round I - III evolution of the REIPPP wind market in South AfricaMark Tanton, Managing Director, Red-Cap Investments, South Africa

09:40 The High Road or Race to the Bottom: building a sustainable RE marketDavin Chown, Managing Director, Genesis Eco-Energy

10:00 Integration of renewable energy in rural microgrids: experience sharing between Africa and Alaska• Gwen Holdmann, Director, Alaska Centre for Energy and Power, USA• Doug Johnson, Director of Business Development, Ocean Renewable Power

Company, USA

Audience QuestionHave you identified and reached out to international finance partners for collaboration? Yes | No


Project development: Operating and maintaining a wind power plant > 11:15 – 12:45

11:15 Protecting your asset: the importance of turbine maintenance and training staff to do itDieter Sommer, Senior Training Manager, South African Renewable Energy Technology Centre (SARETEC), South Africa

Audience questionAre we doing enough to train technical staff for current and future projects? Yes | No

11:45 Wind turbine foundation design: case studies from the South African REIPPPPierre Van Der Spuy, Structural Engineer, Aurecon, South Africa

12:10 Non-destructive testing of wind turbinesManfred Johannes, Non-Destructive Testing Specialist, Council for Scientific and Industrial Research, South Africa




Wednesday, 14 May 2014


Win big at African Utility WeekStand a chance to win great prizes during African Utility Week.

Various competitions held by our exhibitors can be entered during the event and the lucky winners will be announced after the closing session on the exhibition floor.

Date: 14 May 2014, 15:30

Closing SessionWednesday 14 May 2014


Building an accountable and profitable utility landscape14:00 - 15:30

Chairperson: Ifeoma Malo, Special Assistant on Energy Policy, Office of the Honourable Minister, Federal Ministry of Power, Nigeria

14:00 Utility structure: Nigerian case study. Restructuring and privatisation of the Nigerian power sector Robert Graham, Senior Consultant, CPCS, Canada

14:20 Improving performance and service delivery in the African utility sector: The Ugandan case studyRose Kaggwa, Chief Manager: Institutional Development, National Water & Sewerage Corporation, Uganda

Audience questionDo you feel the Nigerian model leads the way for utilities in Africa? Yes | No

14:45 Discussion panel: What will the African utility sector look like in 25 years’ time?

Panellists:• Lawrence Musaba, Co-ordination Centre Manager, Southern African

Power Pool, Zimbabwe• Rose Kaggwa, Chief Manager: Institutional Development, National Water

& Sewerage Corporation, Uganda• Robert Graham, Senior Consultant, CPCS, Canada• Benson Muriithi, Chief Manager: Transmission, Kenya Power, Kenya*• Knox Msebenzi, Executive Director, Power Institute for East and Southern

Africa, South Africa

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An exclusive tour inside the workings of Africa’s only nuclear power station. Areas include the intake basin, turbine hall and low level waste unit. Koeberg Nuclear Power Station houses the only nuclear power reactors in Africa, each with a capacity of 900 MW. This is enough to provide continuous power for over two million middle-income houses. With no viable coal or gas to power stations for base-load electricity in the Western Cape, these reactors have been pivotal in creating stable and affordable electricity to the region for over two decades.

GlaxoSmithKline Factory and Hotel VerdeGlaxoSmithKline factory has reduced CO2 emissions by 7.5% and increased production by 5.2% through changing its workforce’s habits, work areas and production models and investing in a 80kWp solar PV array and solar hot water systems. Learn first-hand from their experience and ask technical questions on this and their plans for further sustainability projects.

Hotel Verde has the advantage of being built with photovoltaic panels, wind turbines, geothermal loops, grey water recycling and rain water harvesting from the start. Highlights on the tour include geothermal heat pumps bypassing the need for standard air-conditioning systems, complex pumps and piping network using the earth as a heat-source in winter and heat-sink in summer to boost efficiency and dramatically reduce operational costs.

Mariendahl Experimental Wind Farm and Villiera Wine FarmVisit Stellenbosch University’s Mariendahl Experimental Farm for a technical show and tell demonstration of the facilities that test renewable energy resources on a small scale. The farm has two 15kw wind turbines installed to evaluate wind energy technology from the turbine to the connection with the power network.

After lunch at a nearby wine farm, we will visit Villiera Wines which showcases the largest private photovoltaic installations in Southern Africa. The project involves approximately 900m2 of solar panels – 539 solar modules in total – mounted across three of the cellar’s roofs. This installed capacity is producing a total 726 kWh a day, with around five hours at 140 kWp (peak). This site visit includes a drive through the wildlife sanctuary which is home to springbok, kudu, giraffe and wildebeest and will also showcase environmental awareness efforts taking place at this award winning wine farm.

Fisantekraal Wastewater and Faure Water Treatment PlantThe Fisantekraal Wastewater Treatment Plant features an enhanced control centre system, uses ultraviolet light disinfection technology and the most innovative and up-to-date electrical control and instrumentation technology. See how the advanced biological reactor works with automated inlet screening and degritters, surface aerated biological reactors, secondary settling tanks, the sludge dewatering system (linear screens and belt presses), final effluent disinfection system and an extensive odour treatment facility. This latest plant is one of 23 waste water treatment works in the city and has the potential to be expanded as the need arises.

After lunch at a wine farm, the second visit will be to the Faure Water Treatment Plant which is one of the most sophisticated plants of its kind in Southern Africa.

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ESI Africa has been the information source of choice for Africa’s power professionals for over 17 years, providing insightful analysis of the technological and commercial landscape. Focused editorial from top experts and thought leaders examining trends and forecasts reflects the driving issues of the day and gives readers the edge when doing business across the continent. ESI Africa is the only choice for reaching the entire African power sector.

Eskom is one of the top 20 utilities in the world by generation capacity (net maximum self-generated capacity: 41 194MW). Eskom generates approximately 95% of electricity used in South Africa and approximately 45% of electricity used in Africa. Eskom directly provides electricity to about 45% of all end-users in South Africa. The other 55% is resold by redistributors (including municipalities).

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