South Sudan (Juba)- South Sudan (Bor) Power Transmission line
Overview
Summary
Located between the city of Juba and Bor. Implementation of a transmission line from Juba to Bor. This is a step for the transmission line from Juba to Malakal, which aim is to transfer energy from the south (hydropower production and interconnection with Uganda, Kenya and Ethiopia) to the north of South Sudan (interconnection with Sudan and Ethiopia) and develop National grid. 400/500 kV of a length of 151 km.
Construction of approximately 500 km of 400 kV transmission line. This line emanates from Malakal substation, passes through Ayod and Bor in Jonglei state, Juba the capital of Central Equatoria state. This will involve installation of 45 MVA, 400/33 KV substation at Ayod; 60 MVA, 400/33 KV substation at Bor; 90 MVA, 400/220 kV substation on the Eastern part of Juba; 90 MVA, 220/132 kV substation on the Eastern part of Juba; 3 x 400 kV double busbar in each substation; 2 x 220 kV bays; 1 x 132 kV bay.
USD 108 Million for the Malakal-Ayod-Bor-Juba Transmission line.
Description
Located between the city of Juba and Bor. Implementation of a transmission line from Juba to Bor. This is a step for the transmission line from Juba to Malakal, which aim is to transfer energy from the south (hydropower production and interconnection with Uganda, Kenya and Ethiopia) to the north of South Sudan (interconnection with Sudan and Ethiopia) and develop National grid. 400/500 kV of a length of 151 km.
Construction of approximately 500 km of 400 kV transmission line. This line emanates from Malakal substation, passes through Ayod and Bor in Jonglei state, Juba the capital of Central Equatoria state. This will involve installation of 45 MVA, 400/33 KV substation at Ayod; 60 MVA, 400/33 KV substation at Bor; 90 MVA, 400/220 kV substation on the Eastern part of Juba; 90 MVA, 220/132 kV substation on the Eastern part of Juba; 3 x 400 kV double busbar in each substation; 2 x 220 kV bays; 1 x 132 kV bay.
USD 108 Million for the Malakal-Ayod-Bor-Juba Transmission line.
Progress history
- 2022 Project Definition planned: Feasibility
Key facts
- Status
- Active
- Countries
- South Sudan, Sudan, South Sudan, Sudan
- Last updated
- 22 Apr 2022
Financing
USD million- Preparation cost
- 3.00
- Preparation funding gap
- 0.00
- Capital cost (CAPEX)
- 108.00
- CAPEX funding gap
- 108.00
- Operation cost
- 0.00
Stakeholders
- Nile River Basin Program
- NRBIP
- Government of South Sudan
- GoSS
- Government of South Sudan
- GoSS