The World Bank Increased Access to Modern Energy (P110075)

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1 Public Disclosure Authorized Public Disclosure Authorized The World Bank RESTRUCTURING PAPER ON A PROPOSED PROJECT RESTRUCTURING OF INCREASED ACCESS TO MODERN ENERGY APPROVED ON JUNE 23, 2009 TO THE REPUBLIC OF BENIN REPORT NO.: RES32461 Public Disclosure Authorized Public Disclosure Authorized Energy and Extractives Global Practice Africa Region Regional Vice President: Country Director: Senior Global Practice Director: Practice Manager/Manager: Task Team Leader: Makhtar Diop Pierre Frank Laporte Riccardo Puliti Charles Joseph Cormier Miarintsoa Vonjy Rakotondramanana

2 ABBREVIATIONS AND ACRONYMS ABERME CEB CFL EIB ESIA ESMAP FSCO FFEM GEF GEO GoB GWh IAME IDA ISR KfW kv PCU PDO RAP SBEE SDR TA TF US$ WAGP Rural Electrification and Mastery of Energy Agency in Benin Electric Community of Benin (Communaute Electrique du Benin) Compact Fluorescent Lamps European Investment Bank Environment and Social Impact Assessment Electricity Sector Management Assistance Program Free-Standing Co-Financing Trust Fund (ESMAP) Norway Trust Fund Global Environment Fund Global Environment Objective Government of Benin Gigawatt Hour Increased Access to Modern Energy International Development Association Implementation Status and Results German Reconstruction Credit Institute (Kreditanstalt fur Wiederaufbau) Kilovolt Project Coordination Unit Project Development Objective Resettlement Action Plan Distribution Company in Benin (Société Beninoise d Enérgie Eléctrique) Special Drawing Rights Technical Assistance Trust Fund United States Dollars West Africa Gas Pipeline

3 BASIC DATA Product Information Project ID P Original EA Category Partial Assessment (B) Approval Date 23-Jun-2009 Financing Instrument Investment Project Financing Current EA Category Partial Assessment (B) Current Closing Date 30-Jun-2018 Organizations Borrower Societe Beninoise d Energie Electrique (SBEE),Ministère de l Energie, des Recherches Pétrolières et Minières, de l Eau et du Développement des E R Responsible Agency Communaute Electrique du Benin (CEB),Project Coordination Unit hosted with the Ministere de l'energie Project Development Objective (PDO) Original PDO The project's objectives are to improve reliability and efficiency of, and access to, modern energy services in Benin. Summary Status of Financing Ln/Cr/Tf Approval Signing Effectiveness Closing Net Commitment Disbursed Undisbursed IDA Jun Jul Apr Jun TF Nov Nov Nov Dec TF Jul Jul Jul Jun Policy Waiver(s) Does this restructuring trigger the need for any policy waiver(s)? No

4 I. PROJECT STATUS AND RATIONALE FOR RESTRUCTURING 1. The Project Development Objective (PDO) is to improve reliability, efficiency and access to modern energy services in the Recipient s territory. The Global Environment Objective (GEO) is to enhance standards and labels for efficient light bulbs and air-conditioners in Benin, and to introduce efficient light bulbs to households through a bulk procurement scheme and awareness program. The project was approved on June 23, 2009 and became effective on April 30, The project supports different areas of intervention including transmission development, distribution reinforcement, on-grid rural electrification, and energy efficiency and biomass components. It was initially supported by nine donors (International Development Association [IDA], German Reconstruction Credit Institute (Kreditanstalt fur Wiederaufbau [KfW], European Investment Bank [EIB], Global Environment Fund [GEF] (TF94664), Norway Trust Fund [FFEM] (TF signed between Norway and the Government of Benin [GoB]), Electricity Sector Management Assistance Program [ESMAP] (TF99823), from Electric Community of Benin (Communaute Electrique du Benin CEB) and Distribution Company in Benin (Société Beninoise d Enérgie Eléctrique- SBEE, and GoB) with an original total financing of US$ million equivalent. The initial contribution from IDA was in the amount of US$70 million equivalent. Following the two restructurings in November 06, 2013 and May 12, 2016, the total IDA funding to the project was reduced to US$54.50 million equivalent. The counterpart contribution was initially of US$61.6 million equivalent, of which US$51.85 million equivalent is from GoB; US$8.25 million equivalent from CEB; and US$1.50 million equivalent from SBEE. The GoB s contribution was revised to US$1.85 million equivalent during the restructuring of November 2013 since it was not able to secure the funding. The contributions from other donors are as follows: EIB - US$23.09 million equivalent; KfW - US$18.70 million; GEF-TF US$1.3million; Free-standing Co-financing Trust Fund (FSCO, ESMAP -TF99823) - US$2 million equivalent, and FFEM (Norway TF) US$1.30 million. 2. The project has been restructured four times previously. First restructuring was done on October 12, 2011 to clarify the activities to be co-financed with the Africa Renewable Energy Access Trust Fund. The second one was processed in November 2013 to cancel activities under the IDA Credit that had not advanced (amounting to US$15.62 million equivalent in cancelled funds) and to extend the closing date of the IDA Credit from June 30, 2015 to June 30, The third restructuring dated June 26, 2015 extended the closing date of the GEF component to June 30, 2016 to align with the closing date of the IDA Credit. The fourth and the last took place on May 13, 2016 to reallocate proceeds to cover cost overruns, to revise the project results framework and to extend the closing date of the IDA Credit to June 30, The PDO and GEO have remained relevant and unchanged throughout the life of the project. 3. The project has the following components: Component A - Electrical Network Up-grading; Component B - Electrification and Modern Energy Services; Component C - Sustainable Energy Services; and Component D: Project Preparation 1. The Component A and B are co-financed by IDA and other donors whereas Component C and D are entirely financed by IDA. 1 As per the November 25, 2013 amendment of the Financing Agreement signed on July 13, 2009

5 4. Component A: Electrical Network Up-grading (US$93.86 million of which original IDA amount of US$43.42 equivalent revised to US$41.72 million equivalent after the restructuring of May 12, 2016). a. Sub-component A1: (a) Construction of electrical transmission interconnection between Onigbolo and Parakou; (b) provision of and installation of protection and relaying equipment - co-financed by IDA - US$16.34 million equivalent; EIB - US$23.09 million equivalent; and CEB - US$3.88 million equivalent; b. Sub-component A2: Construction of electrical transmission interconnection between Sakété and Porto Novo - totally financed by KfW in the amount of US$18.70 million equivalent; c. Sub-component A3: Technical assistance for the supervision of works undertaken under Part A.1 and A.2 of the project entirely financed by EIB in the amount of US$3 million equivalent; d. Sub-component A4: (a) Rehabilitation and reinforcement of the Distribution Company in Benin (Societe Beninoise d Energie Electrique, SBEE) electrical distribution network in major urban centers in Benin with a view to improving the quality of power supplied; and (b) provision of and installation of prepayment meters and connection equipment entirely financed by IDA in the amount of US$25.38 million; e. Sub-component A5: Improving lighting and appliance efficiency in urban areas for households that already have access to electricity through, among others: (a) promoting the replacement of incandescent light bulbs by Compact Fluorescent Lamps (CFL); (b) introducing energy efficient product standards and a labeling scheme for air conditioners and CFLs; and (c) carrying out of public awareness programs - cofinanced by GoB - US$1.65 million and GEF (TF94664) - US$1.82 million equivalent. 5. Component B: Electrification and Modern Energy Services (US$65.50 million equivalents of which original Government funding for this component of US$50.2 million equivalent revised to US$0.2 million and IDA initial amount of US$12 million revised to US$3.34 million in the restructuring of May 13, 2016). a. Sub-component B1: Increasing access to electricity in rural areas by implementing of at least four small pilot rural electrification operations, with community participation, under which the Rural Electrification Fund shall finance the development of business plans from potential private operators and part of the investment related costs of the approved pilot operations financed by IDA in the amount of US$0.54 million equivalent; b. Sub-component B2: Modernizing biomass energy services by (a) promoting community-based wood-fuel management through (i) the implementation of community forestry management plan for approximately 300,000 ha of forests and inventorying as well as designing forestry management plan for additional about 0,000 ha in the Moyen Ouémé region; (ii) strengthening the capacity of the General Department of Energy (Direction Générale de l Enérgie -DGE) to implement the biomass energy sector information and monitoring system; and (iii) developing the legal and regulatory framework for promoting biofuels efficiency and interfuel; and (b) supporting biomass efficiency, inter-fuel substitutions, and local economic development cofinanced by IDA - US$1.30 million equivalent, ESMAP US$2.0 million equivalent, FFEM US$1.30 million equivalent, and GoB US$0.20 million equivalent;

6 c. Sub-component B3: Electrification of three priority localities in the recipient s territory totally financed by IDA in the amount of US$1.50 million equivalent. 6. Component C: Sustainable Energy Services (Totally financed by IDA with an original amount of US$6.68 million equivalent revised to US$5.14 million equivalent after the restructuring of May 12, 2016). a. Sub-component C1: Provision of technical assistance (TA) to CEB to improve the monitoring and evaluation system and to implement the Nangbéto social audit - financed by IDA in the amount of US$0.10 million equivalent; b. Sub-component C2: Provision of TA to SBEE to (a) improve its financial management; (b) audit the human resources; and (c) support the restructuring of utility company- financed by IDA in the amount of US$0.70 million equivalent; c. Sub-component C3: Preparing and update to the Recipient s energy sector master plan of 1997 to guide overall least cost energy sector development, and establishment of a sector coordination mechanism to ensure least cost implementation planning- financed by IDA in the amount of US$0.54 million equivalent; d. Sub-component C4: Provision of TA to enhance the capacity of the relevant Recipient s public entities to actively monitor environmental and social safeguards as they relate to the energy sector- financed by IDA in the amount of US$2.80 million equivalent; e. Sub-component C5: Carrying out of critical studies related to business development, engineering, environmental and social studies- financed by IDA in the amount of US$1 million equivalent. 7. Component D Project Preparation (New component introduced after the restructuring of November 2013 in the amount of US$4.30 million equivalent from IDA, revised to US$5 million in the restructuring of May 2016). a. Sub-component D1: Support the preparation of new projects including the Adjarala hydropower project by: (i) updating the Environmental and Social Impact Assessment (ESIA) / Resettlement Action Plan (RAP); and (ii) hiring experts for project s preparation phase; (iii) laser, imaging, detection and ranging (LIDAR) of the Mono River Basin; and (iv) other activities related to the preparation of Adjarala - financed by IDA in the amount of US$3 million equivalent; b. Sub-component D2: Carrying out of preparation studies of upcoming transmission and distribution projects including: (i) technical and environmental studies of transmission line from Natitingou to Porga; and (ii) technical and environmental studies of the rehabilitation and extension of the distribution system - financed by IDA in the amount of US$2 million equivalent. Implementation progress 8. The Implementation Status and Results (ISR) reports of June 2017 and January 2018 rated both the progress of the project toward achievement of the PDO and GEO and its implementation progress as Moderately Satisfactory. 9. Component A - Electrical Network Up-grading: The main outstanding commitment of the project is under the Component A particularly the construction of the 161kV Onigbolo-Parakou transmission line. The construction of the Onigbolo-Parakou 161 kv transmission line - the remaining ongoing activity of the transmission and distribution component of the project - has experienced delay because (i) the contractor experienced difficulties in mobilizing qualified workers which slowed down progress; and (ii) CEB was unable to fully settle compensation payments. As of September 2017, the contractor was able to mobilize an adequate team and civil works are progressing well. On that basis, CEB has requested the extension of the project to complete the work. A.1 Construction of electrical transmission interconnection between Onigbolo and Parakou and provision of and installation of protection and relaying equipment: The following activities were fully completed: (i) construction of

7 161/63/20-15 kv substation and installation of transformers at Onigbolo; (ii) extension of the 161kV substation at Parakou; and (iii) the expansion and modernization of substations at Ouando, Gbégamey, and Sakété. The construction of the 280 km transmission lines from Onigbolo to Parakou has advanced but has not yet been completed due to initial contractual issues impacting the mobilization of workers. CEB and the contractor have resolved the contractual issues and all the equipment and line accessories arrived on site. The foundations for 638 towers out of a total of 681 as well as 7 km of lines were completed. Although compensation payments slowed down the construction works due to initial financial difficulties of CEB, it has recently managed to secure the necessary amount to regularize the few outstanding compensation payments. The revised implementation plan prepared by the contractor and validated by the Owner s Engineer shows that this transmission line would be completed by August During the last supervision mission in March 2018, the team agreed with the Project Coordination Unit (PCU) on the implementation of the following actions: (i) accelerating the settlement of outstanding compensation payments to allow the completion of works; (ii) strengthening the social safeguard team at CEB; and (iii) extending the contract of the Owner s Engineer to be consistent with the revised project implementation plan. A4. Rehabilitation and reinforcement of the SBEE electrical distribution network in major urban centers in Benin with a view to improving the quality of power supplied. All the rehabilitation and upgrading works were completed including the installation of 44,700 prepayment meters. A5. Improving lighting and appliance efficiency in urban areas for households that already have access to electricity. 350,000 CFLs were distributed; norms and standard for Lamps and domestic Air-Conditioner were elaborated; and a testing laboratory for Lamps was installed and is functional. The end targets for these activities have been met. 10. Component B Electrification and Modern Energy Services: The intermediate indicators for this component have been achieved. However, the PDO indicator regarding People provided with new or improved electricity services that this component contributes has not yet been achieved because the construction of the Onigbolo-Parakou transmission line has not been completed.

8 11. The electrification of the following sites Bariénou Sikki Guessou Bani Dérassi Tantéga Tétonga were completed. The Rural Electrification and Mastery of Energy Agency in Benin (ABERME) was installed at the new site and the institution benefited from technical assistance missions. Regarding the biomass, a forest management plan covering 300,000 ha in the Moyen Oueme region was elaborated and the implementation of the plan has commenced. In addition, the setting in place of rural markets for fuel wood is being achieved. Moreover, 560 beneficiaries received training on improved carbonization and logging techniques. As a result of the project, 20,000 new households have access to gas cooking equipment and 10,000 to improved cookstoves. With the support of the project the legal, regulatory and incentive framework for the promotion of biofuel was established. This component also provided support to rural communities in logging areas to diversify income-generating activities. 12. Component C Sustainable Energy Services: This component finances (i) the environmental management audit of the Nangbeto dam, the development of standard bidding document for Independent Power Producers (IPPs), and the design and implementation of monitoring and evaluation system for CEB projects. All of these activities were completed; (ii) the audit of SBEE management, and technical assistance to improve the financial management of SBEE. The assessment of human resource management at SBEE was completed. In addition, performance improvement action plan was developed for the Accounting and Budget Department at SBEE; (iii) capacity building to the regulation of the electricity sector; and (iv) key studies for the development of the sector. Electricity sector master plan was elaborated. Environmental and social management frameworks and impact assessments were also developed. The end-targets for Component C have been achieved. 13. Component D Project Preparation: The updating of the ESIA and RAP for the Adjarala hydro generation project was completed under this component. The preparation of studies for transmission and distribution projects is at advanced stage and will be completed by June 30, PDO and GEO indicators 14. Regarding the IDA PDO indicators on Power losses in Benin s transmission networks, the actual value is 58 GWh against a target of 24 GWh (January 2018). This indicator showed higher value of energy losses mainly due to the delay in the completion of the 161 kv Onigbolo-Parakou transmission line. Once the Onigbolo-Parakou transmission line is completed, this target would be achieved. On the indicator Direct project beneficiaries the project has benefited 900,000 people so far against an end target of 1,200, This indicator is expected to be achieved once the Onigbolo- Parakou transmission line is commissioned. In terms of People provided with new or improved electricity services the actual value was 3,500,000 vs an end target value of 3,900,000. The number of people with improved electricity services would increase once the Onigbolo-Parakou transmission line is commissioned and the end target would be met. The indicator Electricity losses per year in the project area has not been yet achieved with an actual value of 24 percent against a target value of 20 percent also due to the non-completion of the transmission lines. Lastly, the PDO indicator Benin transmission networks response to (N-1) criteria (redundancy) is not yet achieved again due to the delay in the completion of the Onigbolo-Parakou transmission line. 15. The GEO indicators regarding the development and application of efficiency standard for appliances, and the target of installation of 350,000 CFLs have been achieved. 16. The detailed results frameworks as of January 2018 are provided in the Section IV of this Project Paper. Project Disbursement

9 17. Overall, the implementation progress of the project is estimated at 99 percent provided the construction of the Onigbolo-Parakou 161 kv transmission line of 280 km would be completed as proposed by this project extension. As of April 30, 2018, the project disbursed a total amount of US$47.94 million equivalent which represents about 90 percent of the total financing. The project commitment ratio for the same period is about 99 percent. With the commissioning of the Onigbolo-Parakou 161 kv transmission line by August 2018 and the completion of other ongoing activities, the project would disburse about 99 percent of the total funding. Rationale for closing date extension 18. The extension of the closing date is critical to enhance the prospect for full achievement of the PDO. The completion of the Onigbolo-Parakou transmission line, together with the reinforcement of substations already completed under the project, would increase the reliability of transmission networks in Benin and reduce the transmission power losses. As a result, power import interruptions would be reduced and Benin s ability to import reliable, efficient and cheaper generation from neighboring countries would be improved in the medium and long run. This is in line with the World Bank s support to promote regional integration in West Africa. With the support of the Owner s Engineer, CEB has accelerated the construction of works but due to the initial delay, the completion will go beyond the current closing date of June 30, The GoB has requested a twelve-month extension of the project closing date to June 30, 2019 in their letter dated March 2018 but following the assessment done by the team, an extension of the closing date by six months to December 31, 2018 is reasonable (i) to give sufficient time to CEB to complete the works and to address technical discrepancies that may arise during commissioning of the line; and (ii) to allow CEB and the PCU to implement the action plan agreed with the World Bank related to the project requirement on safeguard monitoring and audit discussed during the World Bank s supervision mission in March 2018 including the strengthening of the social safeguard capacity at CEB to consolidate documents and information related to compensation that CEB completed under the project. In addition, the proposed extension would allow the World Bank to respond to a request from Government to provide a technical assistance to conduct an analysis on the West Africa Gas Pipeline (WAGP) and commission a study on the economic and social impact of electricity supply improvement in Benin. These analyses are critical inputs into the least cost generation plan and tariff study respectively. 19. The Task Team confirms that World Bank s requirements under World Bank Directive for Investment Project Financing (IPF) are met, namely, (i) the project objectives continue to be achievable; (ii) the performance of the Borrower remains satisfactory; (iii) the World Bank and the Borrower agree on actions that will be undertaken by the Borrower to complete the project; and (iv) there are no outstanding audits, or interim financial reports (IFR) for the credit. CEB and the PCU, with the support of the Owner s Engineer, have agreed on an action plan to be implemented by the contractor to complete the construction of the Onigbolo-Parakou transmission line by August 30, The implementation plan is attached to the restructuring paper with the Government request letter. DESCRIPTION OF PROPOSED CHANGES The following three changes are proposed: (i) extension of closing date; (ii) revision of the target dates of the results framework to align with the proposed extension of closing date; (iii) correction on the description of the component A1 (a); and (iii) change in implementation schedule.

10 PDO_IND_TABLE The World Bank II. SUMMARY OF CHANGES Changed Change in Results Framework Not Changed Change in Components and Cost Change in Loan Closing Date(s) Change in Implementation Schedule Change in Implementing Agency Change in DDO Status Change in Project's Development Objectives Cancellations Proposed Reallocation between Disbursement Categories Change in Disbursements Arrangements Change in Disbursement Estimates Change in Overall Risk Rating Change in Safeguard Policies Triggered Change of EA category Change in Legal Covenants Change in Institutional Arrangements Change in Financial Management Change in Procurement Other Change(s) Change in Economic and Financial Analysis Change in Technical Analysis Change in Social Analysis Change in Environmental Analysis IV. DETAILED CHANGE(S) OPS_DETAILEDCHANGES_RESULTS_TABLE RESULTS FRAMEWORK Project Development Objective Indicators

11 Power losses in Benin's transmission network Unit of Measure: Gigawatt-hour (GWh) Value Revised Direct project beneficiaries Unit of Measure: Number Value Revised Date 07-Oct Jan Dec-2018 Female beneficiaries Unit of Measure: Percentage Supplement Value No Change People provided with new or improved electricity service Unit of Measure: Number Indicator Type: Corporate Value Revised Date 07-Oct Jan Dec-2018 People provided with access to electricity by hhold connections-grid Unit of Measure: Number Breakdown Value Revised Date 07-Oct Jan Dec-2018

12 Electricity losses per year in the project area Unit of Measure: Percentage Value Revised Date 07-Oct Jan Dec-2018 Total net injected generation Unit of Measure: Megawatt hour(mwh) Supplement Value No Change Electricity losses per year in the project area- Technical Unit of Measure: Percentage Supplement Value No Change Electricity losses per year in the project area- Non-Technical Unit of Measure: Percentage Supplement Value No Change Benin transmission network responds to (N-1) criteria Unit of Measure: Text Value No No Yes Revised

13 Intermediate Indicators IO_IND_TABLE Component A4: Distribution-level voltage fluctuations less than 7 percent in the project's network area in key cities in Benin. Unit of Measure: Yes/No Value No Yes Yes Revised Component B3: Number of people provided with access to electricity under the project by household connections through the electrification of new localities Unit of Measure: Number Value Revised Date 07-Oct Jan Dec-2018 Component D - D2: Preparation of studies for transmission and distribution project completed Unit of Measure: Yes/No Value No No Yes Revised Date 07-Dec Jan Dec-2018 Component D - D1: Adjarala ESIA and RAP updated Unit of Measure: Yes/No Value No Yes Yes Revised Date 07-Oct Jun Dec-2018 Component A4: Number of prepayment meters installed Unit of Measure: Number

14 Value Revised Date 07-Oct Jan Dec-2018 Transmission lines constructed or rehabilitated under the project Unit of Measure: Kilometers Value Revised Date 07-Oct Jan Dec-2018 Transmission lines constructed under the project Unit of Measure: Kilometers Breakdown Value Revised Date 07-Oct Jan Dec-2018 Component C - C4. Environmental and social safeguards regularly monitored and mitigation measures implemented Unit of Measure: Yes/No Value No Yes Yes Revised Component A4. Reduction of Benin's peak load and energy savings (in MW/GWh) Unit of Measure: Text Value 0 9.7/14 9.7/14 Revised Component A5: Efficiency standards for appliances developed and applied Unit of Measure: Text

15 Value Standards for CFLs and Standards for at least No standards air conditioners Revised 2 appliances developed and applied Component B1: Rural electrification fund (REF) established and fully operational Unit of Measure: Text Value REF not functional REF fully functional. REF fully functional Revised Component B2: Number of decentralized, stand-alone generation systems set up Unit of Measure: Number Value Revised Date 29-May Jan Dec-2018 Component B2: Area of managed forest in the context of setting up a community-based sustainable woodfuel supply system (in ha) Unit of Measure: Hectare(Ha) Value Revised Component B2: Number of new workers trained in production of efficient wood stoves, and increased use of energy efficient wood stoves. Unit of Measure: Number Value Revised Date 28-May Jan Dec-2018 Component C - C1: Energy Sector Master Plan completed and endorsed Unit of Measure: Text

16 GEO_IND_TABLE OPS_DETAILEDCHANGES_COMPONENTS_TABLE The World Bank Value No current Master Plan Master plan prepared and endorsed Master Plan endorsed Revised Global Environment Objective Indicators Efficiency standards for appliances developed and applied Unit of Measure: Text Standards for CFLs and Standards developed Value No standards developed air conditioners Revised and applied developed and applied Date 23-Jun Jun Dec-2018 Compact fluorescent light bulbs installed Unit of Measure: Number Value Revised Date 28-May Dec Dec-2018 COMPONENTS Current Component Name Component A1-a: Construction of 161 kv interconnections between Onigbolo-Parakou and Sakete - Porto Novo Component A4: Rehabilitation and Reinforcement of the SBEE network. Acquisition of metering equipment. Component A5: Improving Lighting and Appliance Efficiency Current Cost (US$M) Action Revised No Change 1.82 No Change Proposed Component Name Component A1-a: Construction of 161 kv interconnections between Onigbolo-Parakou Component A4: Rehabilitation and Reinforcement of the SBEE network. Acquisition of metering equipment. Component A5: Improving Lighting and Appliance Efficiency Proposed Cost (US$M)

17 OPS_DETAILEDCHANGES_LOANCLOSING_TABLE The World Bank Component B1 a: Planning and Development of Modern Energy Services of rural areas. Component B2: Modernizing Biomass Energy Services Component C: Sustainable Energy Services Component B3: Electrification of three priority localities Component D: Project Preparation NEW: Component A1-b: Supply and installation of protection and relaying equipment 0.54 No Change 1.30 No Change 5.14 No Change 1.50 No Change 4.30 No Change 1.75 No Change Component B1 a: Planning and Development of Modern Energy Services of rural areas. Component B2: Modernizing Biomass Energy Services Component C: Sustainable Energy Services Component B3: Electrification of three priority localities Component D: Project Preparation NEW: Component A1-b: Supply and installation of protection and relaying equipment TOTAL LOAN CLOSING DATE(S) Ln/Cr/Tf Status Original Closing IDA Effective 30-Jun-2015 TF Closed 30-Jun-2015 TF Closed 30-Sep-2012 Revised Closing(s) 30-Jun-2016, 30-Jun Jun-2016, 18- May Dec-2013, 12- Aug-2014 Proposed Closing Proposed Deadline for Withdrawal Applications 31-Dec Apr-2019