Ethiopia : The Energy II Project
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World Bank, Washington, DC
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The project's objectives were to
(i) increase the efficiency and sustainability of
Ethiopia's power sector and to increase electricity use
for economic growth and improved quality of life; and (ii)
improve the utilization efficiency of rural renewable
energy. An IDA credit of US$ 200 million over the years
1998-2005 supported these objectives. The project had 3
components: (i) the Gilgel Gibe Hydroelectric plant; (ii)
Rural energy; and (iii) Institutional Development. An
Emergency Recovery Project was included in June 2004 for
emergency equipment and materials for war-affected areas and
in particular to replace stranded goods and equipment at
Assab Port.
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AGRICULTURAL RESIDUE, ARTIFACTS, BEST PRACTICE, BIOMASS ENERGY, BIOMASS FUELS, BIOMASS RESOURCES, BULK POWER, BUSINESS MODEL, BUSINESS PROCESS, CHARCOAL, DECENTRALIZATION, DISEASE VECTORS, EFFICIENT USE OF BIOMASS, ELECTRIC POWER, ELECTRICITY, ELECTRICITY TARIFF, EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT, ENERGY COMPONENT, ENERGY SUPPLY, ENGINEERING, ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES, ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT, EQUIPMENT, GOOD PRACTICE, HYDROELECTRIC PLANT, HYDROPOWER, KNOWLEDGE BASE, LEARNING, ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGE, POWER, POWER CORPORATION, POWER SECTOR, PRIVATE SECTOR, REMOTE SENSING, RENEWABLE ENERGY, RURAL ENERGY, RURAL ENERGY DEVELOPMENT, STRUCTURES, SUSTAINABLE USE, VISION, WOOD, WOODY BIOMASS