cbe

awash

EUR
56.5106
57.6408
,
GBP
64.5257
65.8162
,
JPY
0.4037
0.4118
,
CHF
57.4629
58.6122
,
SAR
14.1527
14.4358

abyssinia

GBP
67.9672
69.3265
,
CHF
59.4683
60.6577
,
EUR
60.9864
62.2061
,
USD
56.8903
58.0281
,
CAD
37.6633
38.4166
,
AED
14.0174
14.2977
,
SAR
13.7269
14.0014
,
SEK
4.7417
4.8365
,
NOK
4.706
4.8001

abay

USD
56.5376
57.6684
,
EUR
61.7956
63.0315
,
GBP
72.289
73.7348
,
CHF
64.3716
65.659
,
AUD
37.3657
38.113
,
AED
15.3911
15.6989
,
CNY
7.8594
8.0166
,
DKK
8.2877
8.4535
,
DJF
0.3166
0.3229
,
INR
0.6826
0.6963
,
JPY
0.3821
0.3897
,
KES
0.4082
0.4164
,
NOK
5.3785
5.4861
,
SAR
15.0739
15.3754
,
ZAR
3.0306
3.0912
,
SEK
5.5156
5.6259
,
SDR
78.118
79.6804

zemen

CAD
41.4683
42.2977
,
EUR
60.7928
62.0087
,
GBP
70.741
72.1558
,
SEK
5.2235
5.328
,
USD
56.8795
58.0171

buna

nib

GBP
67.9672
69.3265
,
EUR
60.9864
62.2061
,
CHF
59.4683
60.6577
,
USD
56.8903
58.0281
,
CAD
37.6633
38.4166
,
AED
14.0174
14.2977
,
SAR
13.7269
14.0014

berhan

wegagen

USD
56.704
57.8381
,
GBP
68.416
69.7843
,
EURO
61.4501
62.6791
,
CAD
37.8361
38.5928
,
AUD
33.7923
34.4681
,
CHF
59.9428
61.1417
,
SEK
4.8272
4.9237
,
NOK
4.7926
4.8885
,
DKK
7.4566
7.6057
,
DJF
0.2862
0.324
,
INR
0.6803
0.6939
,
KSH
0.4345
0.4432
,
JPY
0.3389
0.3457
,
SAR
13.6809
13.9545
,
AED
13.9722
14.2516
,
ZAR
3.1723
3.2357
,
CNY
7.0934
7.2353
,
KWD
176.0871
179.6088

dgb

enat

USD
56.8022
57.9382
,
GBP
70.7585
72.1737
,
CHF
62.3446
63.5915
,
SEK
5.1879
5.2917
,
NOK
5.1733
5.2768
,
DKK
8.1014
8.2634
,
KES
0.4271
0.4356
,
JPY
0.3673
0.3746
,
DJF
0.3181
0.3245
,
CAD
41.1312
41.9538
,
AUD
36.4897
37.2195
,
SAR
15.1424
15.4452
,
AED
15.4648
15.7741
,
ZAR
2.9861
3.0458
,
CNY
7.846
8.0029

addis

nbe

dashen

USD
56.8903
58.0281
,
GBP
67.9672
69.3265
,
CHF
59.4683
60.6577
,
SEK
4.7417
4.8365
,
NOK
4.706
4.8001
,
DKK
7.4005
7.5485
,
JPY
0.331
0.3376
,
CAD
37.6633
38.4166
,
SAR
13.7269
14.0014
,
AED
14.0174
14.2977
,
EUR
60.9864
62.2061
,
DJF
,
INR
,
KES
,
AUD
33.6202
34.2926
,
ZAR
,
CNY
7.1049
7.247
,
KWD
176.4157
179.944
,
AED

oromia

USD
55.4509
56.5599
,
EUR
58.7724
59.9478
,
GBP
64.394
65.6819
,
SAR
13.3775
13.6451
,
CHF
59.3141
60.5004
,
AED
13.662
13.9352

lion

USD
56.8323
57.9689
,
GBP
67.6047
68.9568
,
EUR
60.623
61.8355

coop

USD
56.8323
57.9689
,
GBP
70.7903
72.2061
,
EUR
60.623
61.8355
,
SAR
15.1496
15.4526
,
AED
15.4721
15.7815

gadaa

USD
56.8323
57.9689
,
GBP
67.6047
68.9568
,
EUR
60.623
61.8355
,
AED
14.0023
14.2823
,
SAR
13.7104
13.9846
,
CHF
59.7478
60.9428

hijra

EUR
61.5525
62.7836
,
USD
56.0843
57.206
,
GBP
71.5355
72.9662
,
AED
15.2681
15.5735
,
CAD
41.9322
42.7708
,
SAR
14.9478
15.2468

Ethiopia’s Electricity Exports Success Story

 

In a significant milestone, Ethiopia has emerged as a regional energy powerhouse, earning more than 1 billion USD from its electric power exports to neighboring countries over the past 18 months. This achievement underscores Ethiopia’s pivotal role in fostering regional integration, economic development, and sustainable growth through clean energy. The Numbers Speak: $1 Billion USD and Counting

– Revenue Generation: Ethiopia’s electric power exports have surpassed the impressive mark of 1 billion USD. This substantial revenue stream was realized during the months leading up to the end of the 2015 Ethiopian fiscal year.
– Recipient Countries: Ethiopia successfully supplies energy to neighboring countries, including Sudan, Djibouti, and Kenya. These nations have witnessed a 15 percent annual surge in demand for Ethiopian electricity.
Key Factors Behind Ethiopia’s Success

1. Regional Cooperation and Integration:

– Ethiopia’s performance highlights its growing influence as a regional energy hub. By fostering cooperation and economic ties, the nation plays a crucial role in shaping the energy landscape in East Africa.

2. Interconnection with Kenya:

– The interconnection between Ethiopia and Kenya’s power grids extends the possibility of exports as far as South Africa via the East African Power Pool. This cross-border collaboration enhances energy security and reliability.

3. Clean and Inexpensive Electricity:

– Ethiopia primarily relies on hydropower (93 percent) for electricity generation. This clean and renewable energy source allows Ethiopia to provide affordable electricity without compromising the environment.

4. Domestic Progress:

– Domestically, Ethiopia has made significant strides. Over the past six months, 4.5 million customers have been connected to the grid. However, challenges remain due to the scattered population, with only 52 percent currently accessing power. Efforts toward decentralized solutions are crucial to bridging this gap.

5. Renewable Energy Leadership:

– Ethiopia’s diverse energy portfolio and successful electricity exports demonstrate its commitment to renewable energy leadership. By leveraging its natural resources, Ethiopia contributes to regional development and sustainability. Future Prospects
– South Sudan: Ethiopia plans to extend its electricity exports to South Sudan, further strengthening regional ties.
– Solar Power Initiatives:
– In remote areas where grid connectivity is limited, Ethiopia aims to harness solar power. These localised solutions will enhance energy access and contribute to overall development.
As a Conclusion Ethiopia’s achievement of surpassing 1 billion USD in electricity exports is a testament to its vision, commitment, and strategic approach. As the nation continues to optimize its energy resources, it remains a beacon of clean energy leadership in Africa.