The Kribi Gas Power Project : Private, Local-Currency Financing Made Possible through an IDA Guarantee

In the late 1990s the government of Cameroon initiated a reform to improve efficiency and increase private sector participation in the country s power sector. The reform included new legislation, a new regulator, and privatization of SONEL, the sta...

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Main Authors: Alvarez, Clara, Kacaniku, Teuta
Format: Brief
Language:English
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Published: World Bank, Washington, DC 2015
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Online Access:http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/01/24381411/kribi-gas-power-project-private-local-currency-financing-made-possible-through-ida-guarantee
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spelling okr-10986-217622021-04-23T14:04:05Z The Kribi Gas Power Project : Private, Local-Currency Financing Made Possible through an IDA Guarantee Alvarez, Clara Kacaniku, Teuta AMORTIZATION ASSETS BANKRUPT BENEFICIARIES BORROWER BOTTOM LINE COMMERCIAL BANKS COMMERCIAL FINANCING COMMERCIAL LENDERS COMPETITIVE BIDDING CONCESSION CONTRACTUAL OBLIGATIONS CORPORATE FINANCING CREDITWORTHINESS CURRENCY MISMATCH DEBT DEBT-SERVICE DEFAULTS DEVELOPMENT BANK DEVELOPMENT COMPANY DEVELOPMENT FINANCE DEVELOPMENT FINANCE COMPANY DEVELOPMENT FINANCE INSTITUTIONS DISBURSEMENT DISTRIBUTION OF ELECTRICITY ELECTRICITY SUPPLY ELECTRICITY SYSTEM ENERGY SUPPLY EQUITY RATIO EXPLOITATION FAIR MARKET VALUE FINANCE CORPORATION FINANCIAL STRUCTURE FINANCING NEEDS FOREIGN CURRENCY FOREIGN EXCHANGE FOREIGN EXCHANGE RISK FUEL GAS GAS SUPPLY GENERATING CAPACITY GOVERNMENT OBLIGATIONS GUARANTOR HOLDINGS HOUSEHOLDS HYDROPOWER INFRASTRUCTURE FINANCE INFRASTRUCTURE FINANCING INSTRUMENT INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT INTERNATIONAL FINANCE INVESTMENT BANK KILOWATT HOUR LIQUIDITY LOAN LOAN AGREEMENT LOAN MATURITY LOCAL BANKS LOCAL CURRENCY LOCAL LENDERS MAXIMUM MATURITIES NATURAL GAS ORIGINAL AMOUNT PARTIAL RISK PAYMENT OBLIGATIONS PEAK DEMAND POWER POWER GENERATION POWER PLANT POWER PROJECT POWER SECTOR PRIVATE EQUITY PRIVATE FINANCING PRIVATE INVESTMENTS PRIVATE LENDERS PRIVATIZATION PROCUREMENT PROMISSORY NOTES PUT OPTION REGULATORY CONSTRAINTS RESERVE RESERVES SALES AGREEMENT SHAREHOLDER THERMAL POWER THERMAL POWER PLANT TRANCHE TRANCHES TRANSMISSION LINE In the late 1990s the government of Cameroon initiated a reform to improve efficiency and increase private sector participation in the country s power sector. The reform included new legislation, a new regulator, and privatization of SONEL, the state-owned integrated power utility, which was transferred to private management under a 20-year concession in 2001. The concessionaire, Energy of Cameroon (ENEO), was granted exclusivity over transmission and distribution of electricity and the right to develop and own up to 1,000 MW of generating capacity. In the early 2000s the government of Cameroon decided to pursue the exploitation of offshore gas reserves for, among other things, incremental power generation. As a result, in March 2006, Perenco Cameroon, a subsidiary of French Perenco, signed a 25-year production-sharing agreement with Societe Nationale des Hydrocarbures (SNH), the state-owned gas supplier, to exploit the Sanaga South gas field. That agreement was the basis for the later development of the Kribi Gas Power Project. 2015-04-21T18:03:19Z 2015-04-21T18:03:19Z 2015 Brief http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/01/24381411/kribi-gas-power-project-private-local-currency-financing-made-possible-through-ida-guarantee http://hdl.handle.net/10986/21762 English en_US Live Wire, 2015/42 CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC Publications & Research Publications & Research :: Brief Africa Cameroon
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topic AMORTIZATION
ASSETS
BANKRUPT
BENEFICIARIES
BORROWER
BOTTOM LINE
COMMERCIAL BANKS
COMMERCIAL FINANCING
COMMERCIAL LENDERS
COMPETITIVE BIDDING
CONCESSION
CONTRACTUAL OBLIGATIONS
CORPORATE FINANCING
CREDITWORTHINESS
CURRENCY MISMATCH
DEBT
DEBT-SERVICE
DEFAULTS
DEVELOPMENT BANK
DEVELOPMENT COMPANY
DEVELOPMENT FINANCE
DEVELOPMENT FINANCE COMPANY
DEVELOPMENT FINANCE INSTITUTIONS
DISBURSEMENT
DISTRIBUTION OF ELECTRICITY
ELECTRICITY SUPPLY
ELECTRICITY SYSTEM
ENERGY SUPPLY
EQUITY RATIO
EXPLOITATION
FAIR MARKET VALUE
FINANCE CORPORATION
FINANCIAL STRUCTURE
FINANCING NEEDS
FOREIGN CURRENCY
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RISK
FUEL
GAS
GAS SUPPLY
GENERATING CAPACITY
GOVERNMENT OBLIGATIONS
GUARANTOR
HOLDINGS
HOUSEHOLDS
HYDROPOWER
INFRASTRUCTURE FINANCE
INFRASTRUCTURE FINANCING
INSTRUMENT
INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
INTERNATIONAL FINANCE
INVESTMENT BANK
KILOWATT HOUR
LIQUIDITY
LOAN
LOAN AGREEMENT
LOAN MATURITY
LOCAL BANKS
LOCAL CURRENCY
LOCAL LENDERS
MAXIMUM MATURITIES
NATURAL GAS
ORIGINAL AMOUNT
PARTIAL RISK
PAYMENT OBLIGATIONS
PEAK DEMAND
POWER
POWER GENERATION
POWER PLANT
POWER PROJECT
POWER SECTOR
PRIVATE EQUITY
PRIVATE FINANCING
PRIVATE INVESTMENTS
PRIVATE LENDERS
PRIVATIZATION
PROCUREMENT
PROMISSORY NOTES
PUT OPTION
REGULATORY CONSTRAINTS
RESERVE
RESERVES
SALES AGREEMENT
SHAREHOLDER
THERMAL POWER
THERMAL POWER PLANT
TRANCHE
TRANCHES
TRANSMISSION LINE
spellingShingle AMORTIZATION
ASSETS
BANKRUPT
BENEFICIARIES
BORROWER
BOTTOM LINE
COMMERCIAL BANKS
COMMERCIAL FINANCING
COMMERCIAL LENDERS
COMPETITIVE BIDDING
CONCESSION
CONTRACTUAL OBLIGATIONS
CORPORATE FINANCING
CREDITWORTHINESS
CURRENCY MISMATCH
DEBT
DEBT-SERVICE
DEFAULTS
DEVELOPMENT BANK
DEVELOPMENT COMPANY
DEVELOPMENT FINANCE
DEVELOPMENT FINANCE COMPANY
DEVELOPMENT FINANCE INSTITUTIONS
DISBURSEMENT
DISTRIBUTION OF ELECTRICITY
ELECTRICITY SUPPLY
ELECTRICITY SYSTEM
ENERGY SUPPLY
EQUITY RATIO
EXPLOITATION
FAIR MARKET VALUE
FINANCE CORPORATION
FINANCIAL STRUCTURE
FINANCING NEEDS
FOREIGN CURRENCY
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RISK
FUEL
GAS
GAS SUPPLY
GENERATING CAPACITY
GOVERNMENT OBLIGATIONS
GUARANTOR
HOLDINGS
HOUSEHOLDS
HYDROPOWER
INFRASTRUCTURE FINANCE
INFRASTRUCTURE FINANCING
INSTRUMENT
INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
INTERNATIONAL FINANCE
INVESTMENT BANK
KILOWATT HOUR
LIQUIDITY
LOAN
LOAN AGREEMENT
LOAN MATURITY
LOCAL BANKS
LOCAL CURRENCY
LOCAL LENDERS
MAXIMUM MATURITIES
NATURAL GAS
ORIGINAL AMOUNT
PARTIAL RISK
PAYMENT OBLIGATIONS
PEAK DEMAND
POWER
POWER GENERATION
POWER PLANT
POWER PROJECT
POWER SECTOR
PRIVATE EQUITY
PRIVATE FINANCING
PRIVATE INVESTMENTS
PRIVATE LENDERS
PRIVATIZATION
PROCUREMENT
PROMISSORY NOTES
PUT OPTION
REGULATORY CONSTRAINTS
RESERVE
RESERVES
SALES AGREEMENT
SHAREHOLDER
THERMAL POWER
THERMAL POWER PLANT
TRANCHE
TRANCHES
TRANSMISSION LINE
Alvarez, Clara
Kacaniku, Teuta
The Kribi Gas Power Project : Private, Local-Currency Financing Made Possible through an IDA Guarantee
geographic_facet Africa
Cameroon
relation Live Wire, 2015/42
description In the late 1990s the government of Cameroon initiated a reform to improve efficiency and increase private sector participation in the country s power sector. The reform included new legislation, a new regulator, and privatization of SONEL, the state-owned integrated power utility, which was transferred to private management under a 20-year concession in 2001. The concessionaire, Energy of Cameroon (ENEO), was granted exclusivity over transmission and distribution of electricity and the right to develop and own up to 1,000 MW of generating capacity. In the early 2000s the government of Cameroon decided to pursue the exploitation of offshore gas reserves for, among other things, incremental power generation. As a result, in March 2006, Perenco Cameroon, a subsidiary of French Perenco, signed a 25-year production-sharing agreement with Societe Nationale des Hydrocarbures (SNH), the state-owned gas supplier, to exploit the Sanaga South gas field. That agreement was the basis for the later development of the Kribi Gas Power Project.
format Brief
author Alvarez, Clara
Kacaniku, Teuta
author_facet Alvarez, Clara
Kacaniku, Teuta
author_sort Alvarez, Clara
title The Kribi Gas Power Project : Private, Local-Currency Financing Made Possible through an IDA Guarantee
title_short The Kribi Gas Power Project : Private, Local-Currency Financing Made Possible through an IDA Guarantee
title_full The Kribi Gas Power Project : Private, Local-Currency Financing Made Possible through an IDA Guarantee
title_fullStr The Kribi Gas Power Project : Private, Local-Currency Financing Made Possible through an IDA Guarantee
title_full_unstemmed The Kribi Gas Power Project : Private, Local-Currency Financing Made Possible through an IDA Guarantee
title_sort kribi gas power project : private, local-currency financing made possible through an ida guarantee
publisher World Bank, Washington, DC
publishDate 2015
url http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/01/24381411/kribi-gas-power-project-private-local-currency-financing-made-possible-through-ida-guarantee
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