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A synopsis of the report on Institutional, Regulatory and Cooperative Framework Model for the Nile Basin Power Trade


This is a synopsis of the comprehensive report on the power trade framework proposed for the Nile Basin countries. It provides a summary of the major aspects of the report including the NBI power trade concept and the phased development conceptual approach, institutional framework; trading rules, philosophy and principles.
A Comprehensive Report on Institutional, Regulatory and Cooperative Framework Model for the Nile Basin Power Trade


This is a comprehensive report on the power trade framework proposed for the Nile Basin countries. The report presents a review of the institutional arrangements adopted by regional power trade organisations, by comparing and contrasting the different arrangements.
Institutional, Regulatory and Cooperative Framework Model for the Nile Basin Power Trade: Manual for Information Gathering Templates


This Manual contains explanations that detail for each of the template questions contained in it. It provides the objective of the question and the information that it is intended to be obtained through the question. The questionscover energy and power sector policy, legal and institutional frameworks, energy operations information and training needs assessment.
Institutional, Regulatory and Cooperative Framework Model for the Nile Basin Power Trade: Questionnaire for Information Gathering and Manual


This document proposes a template for gathering information on energy from countries, and a “Manual” that explains the both the questions on the template and the information intended to be obtained using the questions.
Institutional, Regulatory and Cooperative Framework Model for the Nile Basin Power Trade: Legal Status of Power Trade


This document presents a draft text for the Treaty that would be (signed by all Parties) the legal support and govern the power trade framework and power trade development principles and guidelines in the region.
Institutional, Regulatory and Cooperative Framework Model for the Nile Basin Power Trade: Standard Agreement for Trading


This report proposes a standard agreement which can facilitate and standardize power trading between neighbouring countries in the Nile Basin. The agreement proposed which is designed to help in reducing the transaction costs and in developing, in each case a special agreement for similar objectives, covers among others communications, interconnection controls, payments and transacions and the resolution of conflicts among agreeing parties.
Institutional, Regulatory and Cooperative Framework Model for the Nile Basin Power Trade: Resources needed to Establish the Power Trade Framework – Draft


This report presents an estimation of the resources needed to establish the Nile Basin Regional power trade framework . It contains the Training Needs Assessment (TNA) and an estimation of cost disaggregated per stage (estimated for Stages I and II), per activity and in human resources (HR), infrastructure and consultancy services.
Institutional, Regulatory And Cooperative Framework Model for the Nile Basin Power Trade: Annex 8, Deliverable 9 – “Procedures and Guidelines for Data Processing”


The purpose of this report is to present procedures and guidelines for data mining, screening and identification as well as templates and recommendations for processing and making public the information. The report is strongly based in experiences of data gathering and publicising information of developed regional markets. Major contents of this report include the general need for agreement and information, necessary for coordination of tasks; data templates, collection procedures and distribution of information, and the example of what published information may look like.
Institutional, Regulatory and Cooperative Framework Model for the Nile Basin Power Trade: Grid Code, Guidelines, Principles and Scope


This report presents procedures and guidelines for a regional Grid Code. It includes the proposed guidelines for a regional grid code and those for reporting processes and information exchange protocols between and among members participating in the Power Trade.
Institutional, Regulatory and Cooperative Framework Model for the Nile Basin Power Forum and Power Trade: Institutional and Regulatory Regime Changes Needed


This report presents an analysis of modifications required in the institutional and regulatory framework of the NBI countries necessary for setting up power trade under the propossed Nile Basin Power Trade Model