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Summary of the Application
Tanzania Electric Supply Company Limited (TANESCO) is a Tanzanian parastatal organisation established in 1964. It is wholly owned by the Government of Tanzania. Its business includes the generation, transmission, and distribution of electricity, and the sale of electricity to the Tanzanian mainland as well as bulk power to the island of Zanzibar.
This tariff review application closely follows the format set forth in EWURA’s Tariff Application Guidelines of 2009, including the specific request that the application be as succinct as possible.
Requested Regulatory Action
With this tariff review application, TANESCO respectfully requests that EWURA approve a Tariff Adjustment for year 2016 and 2017, effective from April 1 2016. The proposed reduction on tariff by 1.1% from April 2016 and 7.9% from January 2017. The proposed tariff is exclusive of inflation, currency fluctuation and change in fuel prices.
TANESCO requests that the automatic adjustments to cater for inflation, currency fluctuation and change in fuel prices which is supposed to take place in quarterly basis and the effect to be applied across all customer categories be implemented timely by the Regulator.
These adjustments will enable TANESCO to fund its operational costs, capital investment program, to demonstrate its bankability to donors offering concessionary loans/grants, to increase capacity needed to meet system peak demand and to adequately fund R&M to ensure a consistent and stable supply of electricity.
Summary of Proposed Customer Bills
Average decrease in tariff by class as of April 1, 2016 under the proposed tariff structure will be as follows:
With inclusion of New connection charges and monthly service charge
D1 – Domestic: First 75 kWh/month 0.0%, over 50 units consumption 0.0%
T1 – General Use: -1.0%
T2 – Low Voltage: -1.0%
T3a -- Medium Voltage: -1.0%
T3b – High Voltage (Zanzibar inclusive): -1.0%
The bill impact will not be identical for each class since consumption patterns for each customer class differs. Therefore, a share of cost is higher to customers whose consumption coincides (in time) with the peak demand of the whole system whereby the demand is met by dispatching the most expensive thermal power plants in the TANESCO system.
Current and Proposed Required Revenues
TANESCO’s Tariff Model calls for the following decreases in annual revenue from electricity sales for 2016 and 2017 years:
With exclusion of connection charges in the tariff
2016 – 1,702.8 TZS billion (reflecting a 1.1% tariff decrease from April, 2016); and
2017 – 1,694.5 TZS billion (reflecting a 7.9% tariff decrease from January 1, 2017).
Summary of the Application
Tanzania Electric Supply Company Limited (TANESCO) is a Tanzanian parastatal organisation established in 1964. It is wholly owned by the Government of Tanzania. Its business includes the generation, transmission, and distribution of electricity, and the sale of electricity to the Tanzanian mainland as well as bulk power to the island of Zanzibar.
This tariff review application closely follows the format set forth in EWURA’s Tariff Application Guidelines of 2009, including the specific request that the application be as succinct as possible.
Requested Regulatory Action
With this tariff review application, TANESCO respectfully requests that EWURA approve a Tariff Adjustment for year 2016 and 2017, effective from April 1 2016. The proposed reduction on tariff by 1.1% from April 2016 and 7.9% from January 2017. The proposed tariff is exclusive of inflation, currency fluctuation and change in fuel prices.
TANESCO requests that the automatic adjustments to cater for inflation, currency fluctuation and change in fuel prices which is supposed to take place in quarterly basis and the effect to be applied across all customer categories be implemented timely by the Regulator.
These adjustments will enable TANESCO to fund its operational costs, capital investment program, to demonstrate its bankability to donors offering concessionary loans/grants, to increase capacity needed to meet system peak demand and to adequately fund R&M to ensure a consistent and stable supply of electricity.
Summary of Proposed Customer Bills
Average decrease in tariff by class as of April 1, 2016 under the proposed tariff structure will be as follows:
With inclusion of New connection charges and monthly service charge
D1 – Domestic: First 75 kWh/month 0.0%, over 50 units consumption 0.0%
T1 – General Use: -1.0%
T2 – Low Voltage: -1.0%
T3a -- Medium Voltage: -1.0%
T3b – High Voltage (Zanzibar inclusive): -1.0%
The bill impact will not be identical for each class since consumption patterns for each customer class differs. Therefore, a share of cost is higher to customers whose consumption coincides (in time) with the peak demand of the whole system whereby the demand is met by dispatching the most expensive thermal power plants in the TANESCO system.
Current and Proposed Required Revenues
TANESCO’s Tariff Model calls for the following decreases in annual revenue from electricity sales for 2016 and 2017 years:
With exclusion of connection charges in the tariff
2016 – 1,702.8 TZS billion (reflecting a 1.1% tariff decrease from April, 2016); and
2017 – 1,694.5 TZS billion (reflecting a 7.9% tariff decrease from January 1, 2017).
