2nd. 8-9 February 2017 / Maputo

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1 2nd 8-9 February 2017 / Maputo

2 2nd Mozambique Power Infrastructure & Renewable Energy Conference Silver Sponsor Associate Partner Supporting Organizations

3 Proposed Program and Speaker Invitees Please note that the speakers listed below have been invited, but not all of them are confirmed yet, The program will be updated with new speakers and speaker- sponsors in the coming weeks. Day 1: Wednesday February 8 th, :00 09:45 Registration of participants, welcome coffee and networking 09:45 10:45 Panel Session 1: Mozambique s Renewable Energy Plan and Policy Meeting Mozambique s economic and industrial power demand Creating a Renewable Energy Atlas Provisioning of investment security for renewable electricity generators Ensuring affordable and available electricity supply to meet the rapidly growing domestic demand Support for decentralized electrification of social infrastructure Strategies for enhanced deployment of renewable energy Reduction of single- energy source reliance Adopting standardization of construction, environment impact, and quality in the power and renewable sectors Mozambique as a regional hub for power and energy distribution Pascoal BACELA, National Energy Director, Ministry of Mineral Resources and Energy, Mozambique Antonio SAIDE, Chief Executive Officer, Fundo de Energia (FUNAE), Mozambique Peter WEINERT, Country Director, KfW Office Mozambique Ari AISEN, Resident Representative, International Monetary Fund (IMF), Mozambique Senior Representative, FEDESMO, Energy & Sustainable Development Forum for Mozambique 10:45 11:15 Coffee break & networking 11:15 12:45 Panel Session 2: Institutional Framework and Regulation Putting sophisticated and efficient legal framework in place Importance to implement INDC programs to encourage substantial investment in the RE sector Determining priorities for policy decisions in Mozambique s energy sector Introduction of feed- in tariffs for wind, solar, hydro, and biomass technologies Incentives for promotion of technological development for the new and renewable sub- sectors Reducing administrative and transaction costs Transparence of regulatory and taxation rules Risk insurance against changes of renewable energy support regimes and regulations Licensing procedures applicable for renewable energy projects Improving tender processes and criteria Vasco CORREIA NHABINDE, Director, Ministry of Economy & Finance Mozambique Silvino Augusto José MORENO, Chief Executive Officer, National Energy Regulatory Council (CNELEC), Mozambique Milagre LANGA, National Coordinator, EITI National Secretariat Mozambique Peter VAN DEN DOOL, Power Africa s Liaison Overseas Private Investment Corporation (OPIC), USAID, South Africa Pedro COUTO, Chairman, Couto Graça e Associados (CGA), Mozambique Marcelina MATAVEIA, Assistant Director National Energy Directorate, Mozambique

4 12:45 13:45 Luncheon and networking 13:45 15:15 Panel Session 3: Energy Supply and Power Infrastructure Enhancing Mozambique s on- grid generating capacity Status of transmission infrastructure Opportunities for private generators Potential for power electrification GRID extension with a focus on loss reduction and intensification Incentives for off- grid installations Identifying isolated grid and stand- alone solutions for rural electrification New technologies to drive down costs and to improve efficiency in electricity access Higino FABIAO, General Manager, Mozambique Transmission Company (MoTraCo) Katsuyoshi SUDO, Resident Representative, Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA), Mozambique Mateus MAGALA, President, Electricidade de Moçambique Friedrich KAUFMANN, Representative, German- Mozambican Representative Office, Southern African- German Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Mozambique 15:15 15:45 Coffee break & networking 15:45 17:15 Panel Session 4: Further Development in the Energy Mix Prospects for distributed solar systems to remote areas Decentralized solar PV systems small solar kits opportunities Recognizing the wind energy potential The future for biofuels production Large hydropower priority projects Further development of the small hydro resources map Opportunities in geothermal energy Pioneering wave and tidal energy - further research and development Miquelina MENEZES, Vice- President, Associacao Lusfona de Energias Renevaveis, Mozabique Taiwo ADENIJI, Senior Director, Investments Group Africa Finance Corporation, Nigeria Jennifer TOPPING, Resident Coordinator, United Nations, Mozambique Ina DE VISSER, Project Manager Africa- EU Renewable Energy Cooperation Programme (RECP), Ethiopia 17:15 End of Day 1

5 Day 2: Thursday February 9 th, :30 10:00 Registration of participants 10:00 11:30 Panel Session 5: Financing of Renewable Energy Further introductions to feed- in tariffs for small- scale projects (biomass, small hydro, solar, and wind) Agreement on cost- reflective tariffs Attracting IPPs to Mozambique s national power project Establishment of competitive bidding processes for large power projects Access to long term finance by Development Financial Institution Financial instruments for RE projects long term loans, equity capital, mezzanine loans Innovative financial solutions Eligibility criteria for access to financing by international lenders Bankability of project contracts Joana MATSOMBE, Member of the Board, Banco de Moçambique Carmelo COCUZZA, Regional Representation for Southern Africa & Indian Ocean, European Investment Bank (EIB), South Africa Stefan ERATH, Regional Sales Manager Large Hydro, ANDRITZ HYDRO, Germany Joseph RIBEIRO, Resident Representative, African Development Bank (AFDB), Mozambique Karen BREYTENBACH, Head of IPP Office, South Africa 11:30 12:00 Coffee break & networking 12:00 13:00 Panel Session 6: Innovative Technology and Local Manufacturing Importance of establishment of renewable supply- chain facilities Increase the energy options available for household consumption Grid densification - innovative technical and financing solutions for the installation of grid connection Pico and micro hydro power plants, small PV systems and improved cook stoves Encourage domestic manufacturing of specified renewable energy equipment Educating technically qualified own workforce knowledge partnerships between industry and the universities Support to SME s for active participation in energy development projects Initiatives for collaboration between development companies and the local communities Question & Answers Olegario BANZE, National Director of Rural Development Ministry of Land, Environment and Rural Development, Mozambique Luis MAGAÇO Jr., Chairman of Finance Policy Special Committee, Confederation of Economic Associations of Mozambique (CTA), Mozambique Claire MATEUS ZIMBA, Director General, IPEME (Institute for Promotion of SMEs), Mozambique Hugo RAINEY, Director COMBO Project - Conservation, Impact Mitigation & Biodiversity Offsets in Africa, South Africa Jaime COMICHE, Head of Operations, UNIDO, Mozambique 13:00 End of the Summit