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Figure 1: Inga 1 and Inga 2 and where Inga 3 and Grand Inga will be constructed Source: SNEL, 2005
Figure 2: Photograph of Inga 1 and 2
Inga hydro electric plants
Grand Inga and power higher ways Source: SNEL, 2005
NEPAD vision and the INGA hydro-electric scheme
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November 2007

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Journal of Energy in Southern Africa

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I.W. Ferreira

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E. Uken

The concept of power trading is considered in the context of the vision of the New Partnership for Africa Development (NEPAD). A most promising option is to utilise the rich water resources of the Democratic Republic of Congo for hydro-power generation. Present and anticipated future potential generating capacities are quoted. The development of the Inga 3 and the Grand Inga schemes could supply grid-connected African states with sufficient electricity to stimulate their respective socio-economic development. Today's situation and plans are outlined, emphasising requirements for success. These include financial investment through publicprivate partnerships, the all-important role of governments to ensure political stability and independent regional regulation for equitable wheeling charges.

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... According to NEPAD's vision, the challenges and security of electric power for the countries of sub-Saharan Africa could be met through the trading of the energy produced by the Inga project. An energy exchange between the West African Power Pool, the East African Power Pool; and the Southern Africa Power Pool was highly recommended for this purpose (Tshombe et al., 2007). ...

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Grand Inga as One of the Solutions for Africa Energy Deficit
NEPAD vision and the INGA hydro-electric scheme

Journal of Energy in Southern Africa