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OMI-KAMPE DAM

Sector

Energy

Location

Kogi

Indicative value

US$ 3.962 million

Phase

Procurement

Sponsoring Agency

Federal Ministry of Power, Works and Housing

Last update

15-11-2023 20:54:51

OMI-KAMPE DAM

Sector

Energy

State

Kogi

Value

US$ 3.962 million

Phase

Procurement

Sponsoring Agency

Federal Ministry of Power, Works and Housing

Last update

15-11-2023 20:54:51

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Basic project information

  • Project need

    The national peak power demand forecast figure is 12,800 MW as against the available power of less than 4,000 MW. This calls for newer power projects to be implemented. It has been proposed to utilize the waters of the dam to generate hydroelectric power to boost power supply within the environs of the dam.

  • Description of asset

    It is proposed that the waters shall be diverted from the outlet portal of the dam via a 165m long pressurized reducer pipe to feed the penstock. The proposed reducer pipe shall have an inlet diameter of 3,000mm and an outlet diameter of 2,000mm. The proposed penstock is 10m in length with a 1,500mm diameter. The location of the penstock has been proposed on the right side of the irrigation canal at an average elevation of El. 218m. The tail water level is around 16m below the irrigation canal. Hence, the usage of water is exclusive, for power generation or irrigation, as the water discharged in the tail race cannot be diverted back to the main canal due to the difference in head.

  • Description of services

    Information will be published as soon as it is available.

  • Rationale for selection of PPP model

    To attract private sector technical expertise and financial resources for the generation and distribution of power to industrial and domestic consumers. The model is finance, build, own, operate, train, transfer.

  • Stakeholder consultations

    An EIA audit was conducted.

  • Project Summary document

    The Omi dam appeared to be sound structurally; nevertheless, it needs better maintenance of the various structures of the dam in general. Over the years the dam has suffered neglect although currently it appears to be structurally sound. Two of its four automatic gates have been converted to manual and the remaining two gates are non-functional. The water flow into the canal is not regulated. The discharge inflow and outflow from the dam is not being gauged. No substantial cultivation is being carried out in the irrigated area. There is need to put the stored waters to use as power generation. Omi Dam is a multi-purpose dam built with the primary purpose of irrigation along with domestic water supply. It was built to regulate the flows of the Oyi River which in turn is a tributary to the Kampe River in Kogi State. It has been proposed to utilize the waters of the dam to generate about 2.0MW of hydro electric power.

Procurement documents

    OBC

    The OBC has been granted a Certificate of Compliance, 11th May 2016

    file_downloadomi kampe OBC.pdf

Project milestones

2013

13 January

Project proposal enters list of published projects pipeline

2016

11 May

Project proposal screened

2016

11 May

OBC compliance certificate issued

Zobe Unsolicited PPP 300MW Hydroelectric Power Project

2016

30 November

FEC approval for OBC

2017

27 February

EOI

2017

20 April

RFP

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