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6 FAQs about [Botswana new energy storage policy regulations]
Why do we regulate the energy sector in Botswana?
Enhancing Botswana’s economy by regulating the energy sector. We provide an efficient energy regulatory framework for Electricity, Gas, Coal, Petroleum products, solar and all forms of renewable energy. We ensure that service standards are set and protect customers and consumers from monopoly power of energy. who are we?
Does Botswana need a capacity building program?
In order to facilitate an effective development of the energy sector, the government of Botswana is obligated to build the necessary levels of human resource capacity across the board. Various actor groups have varying capacity needs hence capacity building programs should be tailored according to these various needs.
Does Botswana have a waste management policy?
Botswana is also a signatory of the Basel Convention which deals with the control of transboundary movement of hazardous waste and its disposal. Therefore, this policy recognises the need for proper waste disposal from the energy sector as well as handling of hazardous waste within the sector.
What is the storage capacity of strategic reserves in Botswana?
Botswana’s strategic reserves storage is also not yet up to international standard; storage capacity is approximately 18 days compared to the international standard strategic storage capacity of 90 days. Commercial buffer stock stands at less than five days of national consumption compared to the international standard of 14 days cover.
Why does Botswana need a national energy plan (NEP)?
Therefore, the NEP seeks to ensure that energy data is accurate, available and accessible for planning purposes. Botswana has existing strategic partnerships and commitments in the energy sector at regional and international levels.
Are petrol and diesel prices regulated in Botswana?
The petrol, diesel and illuminating paraffin prices are regulated by the Botswana Energy Regulatory Authority (BERA) whilst the price of other products such as aviation fuel and LPG are currently not regulated although the Act provides for their regulation.