1. 4/2/2015 ENERGY SECTOR REPUBLIC OF RWANDA NORTHERN PROVINCE RULINDO DISTRICT

2. Introduction Rulindo District needs to continue mobilizing all its population to join organized settlement where they can access easily to different infrastructures such as water, electricity and health services, and many others.  It targets to call upon private sector and other partners and facilitate them to speed up Investment in the use of alternative and renewable sources of energy (Solar & Biogas) for electricity connectivity.

3. Electrification in Sectors All sectors of Rulindo District have main electricity grid lines. 50/71 Cells have access to electricity. There are ongoing projects to cover the remaining Cells in Cyungo, Rukozo, Kinihira, Tumba, Bushoki, Murambi, Ngoma and Mbogo Sectors.

4. TYPES OF ENERGY USED Connected to electricity : 21.2% ( 14 308 /67 492 HH) BIOGAZ: 250 constructed Biogas Plants (2014-2015) COOK STOVES (Rondereza): 52 110/ 67 492 HH Solar energy : 120 (Schools, Health centers, Private sector) WIND ENERGY: not used in Rulindo District PEAT PLANT : not used in Rulindo District

5.  Electricity connection in Sectors Sector_NameHH Connected to electricity BASE1221 Burega507 Bushoki2514 Buyoga617 Cyinzuzi354 Cyungo601 Kinihira792 Kisaro583 Masoro607 Mbogo429 Murambi563 Ngoma241 Ntarabana1489 Rukozo560 Rusiga762 Shyorongi1992 Tumba576 Total14 308

6. Link between Energy development and security Energy contributes to socio-economic development in Rulindo. For example, we have socio-economic development projects including: Urbanisation (Kinini Village, Shyorongi and other centres) Rulindo Cultural center at Kirenge, Rusiga Hospitals and health centers Schools Public institutions offices Public lighting Households

7. Energy contributes to the security:  Job creation  Rapid urbanization  Promotion of ICT  Protection of environment (Reduction of firewood and charcoal use)  Road and centers lighting : public lighting (20.2Km ) plays a great importance to the security  water Supply Systems: With electricity potable water supply systems are constructed through electrical pumps.

8. The potential and diversity of energy resources in the district  Rivers like Muyanza, Base, Bahimba can generate micro hydro-power.  Presence Peat in different marchlands  Renewable energy development (biogas): large number cattle due to GIRINKA program

9. Existing policies and other instruments that support energy production utilization ONGs : PAREF, NAFA have contributed to tree planting (reforestation) for around 100 Ha of old forests in the different areas of the District. Promotion of Private Sector Investment in the use of alternative and renewable sources of energy (Solar & Biogas) for electricity connectivity. Partners: DISTRICT, MININFRA, REG, Private Sector and others

10. Extent of energy exploitation and utilization Financial year ProjectAreas of intervation Budget (District Contribution:) Benef iciari es Progress status 2008-2009Electrical line L.V Remera Murambi- Cyinzuzi 485 024 3211700completed 2011-2012Electrical line L.V Kiyanza- Ntarabana- Shyorongi- Rusiga-Cyungo 76 km Ntarabana,Bureg a,Cyinzuzi,Rusig a,SHyororngi.,Cy ungo,Masoro 494 000 0002200completed 2013-2014--Electrical line L.V Mbogo- Ngoma -- Street lighting on Kigali-Rubavu 20.2 km Mbogo, Ngoma Kigali,Musanze, Rubavu 126 210 100 303 362 714 670Ongoing completed 2014-2015Electrical line L.V Cyungo- Kinihira- Tumba- Bushoki- Rukozo- Murambi 51 km Cyungo- Kinihira-Tumba- Bushoki- Rukozo- Murambi 303 943 2872026ongoing

11. Challenges  Scattered settlement  Geographic landscape.

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