WAPP definition

WAPP means the West Africa Power Pool, a cooperative mechanism for pooling the operations of the national power systems of ECOWAS member states into a unified regional electricity market, established pursuant to Decision A/Dec.8/12/01 of December 20-21, 2001.

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WAPP. “Zone A” Coastal States” means Côte d’Ivoire, Ghana, Togo, Benin and Nigeria.

WAPP means the West African Power Pool, the international organization that associates all public and private power entities in the member states of the Economic Community of the West African States.

Examples of WAPP in a sentence

• Feasibility study for ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇ as a site for WAPP Regional Power Plant.

• The WAPP organisation is created within the framework of provisions in the revised ECOWAS Treaty as an International Public Organisation and shall benefit from all the diplomatic immunities in the performance of its functions within the territory of ECOWAS Member States.

• The Member States collectively confer international judicial power to WAPP.

• Access to audit reports shall be solely obtained from or on the authorization of the Client, i.e. the WAPP Secretariat.

• The Staff and Financial Rules and Regulations of the ECOWAS Secretariat shall govern the WAPP during the transitional period.

• During the transitional period, which period commences from the date of coming into force of this Articles of Agreement until the appointment of a Secretary General, the ECOWAS Secretariat shall second one of its permanent staff members to serve on a full time basis as Interim Secretary General for the WAPP Organization.

• The Secretary General shall perform the necessary formalities to ensure recognition of the WAPP judicial statute in all the Member States.

• Governing Law This Agreement shall be governed by, construed and enforced in all respects in accordance with the laws of the [specify country] and the rules governing international trade in the WAPP.

• In developing the audit approach and performing audit procedures, the auditor should assess compliance of the WAPP Secretariat with the laws and regulations that could significantly affect the financial statements as required by the ISA 250 standard (Consideration of the risk of anomalies in the accounts resulting from non-compliance with laws and regulations).

• The WAPP Information and Coordination Center shall also develop and maintain electronic databases of relevant technical information as approved by the Executive Board.

More Definitions of WAPP

WAPP means the international organization that associates all public and private power entities in the ECOWAS member states established by the Authority of Heads of State and Government of the ECOWAS pursuant to the Decision A/Dec.5/12/99 dated December 10, 1999, relating to the “Establishment of the WAPP”, the Decision A/Dec.18/01/06 dated January 12, 2006 adopting the “Articles of Agreement Relating to the Establishment and Functioning of the WAPP”, and granted the character of a specialized institution by the Decision A/Dec.20/01/06 dated January 12, 2006, and whose mission is: (i) the full and effective implementation of the WAPP priority projects; (ii) the development and approval of clear, measurable standards to harmonize electricity planning and operation of pooled electric systems in ECOWAS member states; (iii) the effective programming for enforcing compliance with mandatory standards; (iv) the improvement in cross-border and reliable flows of electricity in ECOWAS member states among electric system operating organizations; and (v) the effective communication and information sharing.

WAPP means West African Power Pool is an electric energy grid interconnection agency founded in 2006 under the auspices of the Economic Community of West African States to establish a reliable power grid for the region and a common market for electricity.