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Cross-border trade training in Copenhagen, Denmark

The realisation of the critical mass power system interconnection in the Eastern Africa region by 2012 requires putting in place a trade Coordination Centre (CC) and a regional Independent Regulatory Body (IRB) in order to facilitate regional power trade.
 

A key element of the in these projects is training of staff intended to build the capacity of the identified core staff of EAPP CC and the IRB, EAPP secretariat staff and EAPP sub-committees and member countries with a view to enabling efficient running of EAPP’s CC and the IRB.

The first  batch of 20 trainees pictured above attended  training in Copenhagen Denmark in the month on June 2011

The training deals with the transfer of know how/techniques pertinent to the power pool design and operations.

A consortium consisting of Energinet.dk (lead partner) and Ea Energy Analyses has been charged with the training task.

In total 60-66 persons will partake in the training.

Key training outputs:

• The EAPP CC will have the capacity by 2012 for monitoring bi-lateral trading, operating the data base, coordinating investments, and implementing the Regional System Master Plan.
• The IRB shall have capacity by 2012 for implementing and harmonizing elaborated regional regulatory guidelines.

Cross-border trade training in Cairo, Egypt (September 2011)

As part of the continuation in providing technical assistance  and training on Cross border trade to EAPP, Energinet.dk is holding the second batch of training in Cairo, Egypt. The training is slated to take 1 month.

Cross-border trade training in Nairobi Kenya (October 2011)

In the final part of providing technical assistance  and training on Cross border trade to EAPP, Energinet.dk is holding the last batch of training to EAPP delegates in Nairobi Kenya.  The Training will take approximately 1 month.

Last update 03.10.2011