سد بوجاگالي
| سد بوجاگالي Bujagali Dam | |
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  موقع سد بوجاگالي Bujagali Dam في أوغندا | |
| الموقع | بوجاگالي، اوغندا |
| تكلفة الإنشاء | 800 مليون دولار |
| نوع السد | Gravity dam |
سد بوجاگالي، هو مشروع بناء سد في بوجاگالي، اوغندا ملحق به محطة توليد طاقة كهرومائية بقدرة 250 ميگا واط.
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الموقع
The power station is located across the Victoria Nile, about 16 kilometres (9.9 mi) north of Jinja immediately north of the the former location of Bujagali Falls. This location lies at the border between Buikwe District to the west and Jinja District to the east. The coordinates of the power station are:00 29 51N, 33 08 24E (Latitude:0.4975; Longitude:33.1400).[1]
التاريخ
As far back as 2001, the Government of Uganda started to plan the construction of a hydroelectric power plant at the location of the Bujagali Falls. The original developers of the project included AES Energy from the الولايات المتحدة and the Madhvani Group from Uganda. Due to prolonged and protracted objections from environmentalists inside and outside Uganda, the first project was abandoned in 2003 when AES Energy pulled out of the deal.[2][3]
A new consortium of Sithe Global Power LLC from the الولايات المتحدة and Industrial Promotional Services, a division of the Aga Khan Fund for Economic Development (AKFED), was formed to develop the project. The new developers formed a company called Bujagali Energy Company Limited.[4] Construction of the dam and powerhouse started in June 2007, with loans from the World Bank, the European Investment Bank and the African Development Bank. Salini, an Italian construction company was selected to be the lead contractor on the project.[5]
تكاليف الانشاء
The estimated costs for the dam and power plant is approximately US$800 million. Another US$62 million will be needed to build a transmission line from Jinja to Kawanda, near Kampala, a distance of about 100 kilometres (62 mi). The consortium that is constructing the power station invested approximately US$190 million of their own money into the project. The rest of the funds were borrowed from the following International Lenders:[6]
- The International Finance Corporation (IFC), a member of the World Bank Group
- The African Development Bank (AfDB)
- The European Investment Bank (EIB)
- The German Investment Corporation (DEG)
- The German Development Bank (KfW)
- PROPARCO of فرنسا
- The French Development Agency (AFD) and
- The Netherlands Development Finance Company (FMO)
تاريخ الانتهاء
Completion of the project is expected in 2012, although partial power generation may start as early as 2011.[7] In February 2011, the New Vision newspaper, Uganda's leading daily publication, reported that the first 50MW will become available in October 2011 and the subsequent 50MW additional units will become available every two to three months until the final addition in April 2012.[8]
انظر أيضا
وصلات خارجية
- Bujagali Dam Near Completion
- Bujagali Will Be Ready In 2011
- Progress Report on Dam Construction February 2010
- Bujagali Energy Company Homepage
- AKFED Homepage
- Sithe Global Homepage
- Bujagali will double Uganda's Electric Output
- Construction at the Bujagali Power Station
- Google map of Bujagali Power Station
- Photo Showing Progress On Construction of Spillway
المصادر
- ^ Satellite Map of Bujagali Power Station At Google Maps
- ^ Bujagali met vigorous opposition since Conception
- ^ Chronology of Events at Bujagali
- ^ AKFED & Sithe form Bujagali Energy
- ^ Work on Bujagali Power Station Started in June 2007
- ^ Financial Lenders To Bujagali Power Station
- ^ Bujagali Power Generation Pushed Back Beyond 2011
- ^ Bujagali First 50MW Ready In October 2011