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Does Papua New Guinea have electricity?
Papua New Guinea (PNG) has one of the lowest electrification rates in the Pacific, with only 13% of the population having access to electricity. In PNG, grid-connected power is still primarily restricted to the main urban areas. Supply is often unreliable when power is available (generally in the main urban centers).
Does Papua New Guinea need a power sector development project?
Technical Assistance to Papua New Guinea for Implementation of the Electricity Industry Policy. Manila. World Bank in cooperation with the government, PNG's power sector requires $1.7 billion to achieve the government's 70% electrification target by 2030. The Power Sector Development Project will support the implementation of FYPDP and NEROP.
How much electricity does PNG have?
Despite the country’s abundant energy resources, PNG is reported to have an electricity access of around 10-15% based on the binary access-metric system1. Including solar PV pico-lights, the rate of access increases to around 55%, which is still lower than the global average of 89% but demonstrates the already significant impact of PV technology.
Who owns the electricity sector in PNG?
The electricity sector in PNG is dominated by government-owned utility, PNG Power Limited (PPL), which, apart from generation, has a monopoly over every aspect of the delivery of grid-electricity. PPL manages the three major grids (Port Moresby, Ramu and Gazelle) and 29 diesel-operated minigrids that include all provincial capitals (Figure 2(a)).
How many people in PNG have electricity access?
Going by the binary electricity access measure, about 10-15% of the population of PNG has electricity access, with almost all concentrated in urban areas.
What are the technical challenges of increasing electricity provision in PNG?
Two of the most significant technical challenges of increasing provision of electricity in PNG are the rugged geography and the sparsely separated population of PNG. These issues are noted in almost all literature about PNG’s acute electrification access issue for the rural majority.