Senegal Deep Dive
Senegal should be set up in parallel with Kenya as the next inventory and utility-focused country track, with a strong focus on Senelec and the practical setup needed for project delivery, grid understanding, and future SF6 transition planning.
Why Senegal matters now
Parallel setup while the Senelec-linked project is being established.
- Start inventory structure early while project context is forming.
- Use Senelec as the key utility anchor for substations, grid structure, and procurement logic.
- Build comparability with Kenya from the start.
- Make Senegal ready for rapid ingestion once source files and utility data are available.
Planned Senegal sections
Mirror Kenya where useful, but adapt to Senelec and project specifics.
- country baseline and inventory status
- Senelec utility profile
- substations and MV/HV structure
- SF6-relevant equipment tracking
- grid expansion and investment links
- procurement and policy context
- BAU vs mitigation setup
Senelec inventory readiness
Starter country structure without inventing numeric stock values.
Emissions method pattern
Reported, estimated, source, uncertainty, and attribution fields are ready for Senelec data.
Grid growth and procurement context
IEA-style macro backbone plus utility-specific procurement monitoring.
Parallel setup lessons
How Senegal stays comparable with Kenya while remaining Senelec-specific.
Parallel Kenya ↔ Senegal logic
How the two country tracks should work together.
- Kenya = first deep reference case and methodology benchmark.
- Senegal = parallel build track and next operational utility-focused setup.
- Use the same schema, confidence logic, and scenario structure across both countries.
- Compare data completeness, asset structure, leakage assumptions, and mitigation readiness side by side.
Source hints to ingest next
Current placeholders until project files are wired in.