Infrastructure and Connectivity
Afghanistan Power System Development Project
Our Goal
The development objective of the Power System Development Project for Afghanistan was to support increasing access to grid power and the quantity of available power to the consumers in the target areas of the urban centers at Pul-e-Khumri, Charikar, Gulbahar, Jabul-Seraj, Doshi and Khenjan.
How We Deliver
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The project: Following a programmatic approach to rehabilitating and expanding the Afghanistan power system, the Afghanistan Power System Development Project built and complemented the investments made under the ARTF funded Kabul-Aybak-Mazar-e-Sharif Power Project and the Emergency Power Rehabilitation Project.
The project supported the Government of Afghanistan in increasing: (i) access to grid power; and (ii) the quantity of power available to consumers in the target urban centers of Pule-Khumri, Charikar, Gulbahar and Jabul-Seraj. The project is also supporting the establishment of a unit within MEW to promote energy efficiency and saving.
KEY RESULTS
- Increased in electricity access rate in Charikar, Doshi, Gulbahar and Jabul-Seraj.
- Increased in power supply quantity to project areas in Pul-e-Khumri; Charikar, Gulbahar and Jabul-Seraj (in MWh).
- Initiation of the energy efficiency promotion activities in Afghanistan.