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1.0 Overview of Uganda’s
energy sector
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7 |
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1.1
Introduction
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7 |
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1.2 Status of Uganda’s
energy
sector
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8 |
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1.3 Status of the Energy
Markets
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13 |
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1.3.1 State of market and
current privatisation
strategies.
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13 |
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1.3.2 Further proposed
Privatisation of the energy
markets |
14 |
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1.4 Overall status of
renewable energy technologies
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16 |
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1.4.1 Mini and
micro-hydro
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16 |
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1.4.2 Biomass |
17 |
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1.4.3 Wind
Energy
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18 |
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1.4.4 Small
hydropower
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19 |
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1.4.5 Solar
Energy
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21 |
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1.4.6 Improved Bio-fuel
Stoves |
23 |
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1.4.7 Biogas
Energy
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24 |
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2.0 Analysis of geothermal
resources |
28 |
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2.1 Status of
geothermal
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28 |
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2.2 Technical
assessment
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30 |
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2.2.1 Uganda’s geothermal
resources and
reserves
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30 |
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2.2.2 Technical
staff
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31 |
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2.3 Economic, Policy and
gender
considerations
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31 |
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2.3.1 Policy
considerations
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31 |
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2.3.2 Economic
considerations
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32 |
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2.4 Benefits of
Geothermal
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38 |
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2.5 Barriers to Geothermal
Development
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41 |
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3.0 Cogeneration in Uganda’s
sugar industry |
42 |
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3.1 Cogeneration – The
fundamentals
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42 |
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3.2 Theoretical cogeneration
potential in
Uganda
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42 |
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3.3 Cogeneration in
Uganda
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43 |
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3.3.1 The Kakira Sugar Works
(KSW) cogeneration
project |
45 |
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3.3.2 The Sugar Corporation
of Uganda Limited (SCOUL) in Lugazi, and Kinyara Sugar Works Ltd
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47 |
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4.0
Conclusions.
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55 |
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4.1 Overview of Uganda’s
electricity
sector
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55 |
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5.0
Recommendations
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60 |
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5.1 Recommendations for
policy
makers
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60 |
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5.2 Recommendations for
implementers
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61 |
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5.3 Recommendations for
lobbyists (civil societies, CBOs, NGOs
etc) |
62 |
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6.0
Bibliography
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64 |
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7.0 Appendices |
67 |
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