A sustainable energy portfolio for Greater Kampala Metropolitan
Greater Kampala Metropolitan Area (GKMA) is the social, political, industrial and commercial hub of Uganda, with a 3.1% population growth and 5.8% GDP growth (KCCA, 2014). Its
Therefore, the sustainable energy portfolio for the Greater Kampala Metropolitan Area relies heavily on hydropower and PV-solar technologies for electrical power production because hydropower & solar energy are abundant in the GKMA, and their presence in the energy mix promotes SDG7.
Due to the ongoing development at National level and Kampala City in particular, there is increase in the use of petroleum fuel mostly in the transport sector. The use of thermal power generation is common when there is urgent demand for electricity. It is not sustainable. The best option is to start with energy efficiency in all sectors.
The annual energy consumption in Kampala is estimated at 10 000 GWh equivalent supplied with 47% from fossil fuel (14 920 GWh and 54% for Greater Kampala). The rest is supplied from charcoal, wood fuel and other renewable sources which are produced outside the City boundaries.
The energy profile for Kampala City is as shown in Table 1. It is estimated that about 65% of the vehicles are within Kampala. Biomass is a very important source of energy. In 2014, biomass contributed 50% of the total energy. Petroleum and electricity contributed 42% and 7.5% of the total energy consumption in GKMA, respectively.
Greater Kampala Metropolitan Area (GKMA) is the social, political, industrial and commercial hub of Uganda, with a 3.1% population growth and 5.8% GDP growth (KCCA, 2014). Its
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