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Revision as of 13:06, 14 June 2022
Productive Uses of Energy Hub Mozambique
Productive Uses of Energy (PUE) in Mozambique
This hub provides an overview of productive uses of energy such as irrigation, drying, cooling and other applications for Micro, Small & Medium Enterprises in Mozambique. It discusses the market potential and the opportunity for private sector involvement. For information on the energy sector of Mozambique, check out the Mozambique Off-grid Knowledge Hub! Join the Mozambique Off-grid Practitioners Group and become a RE advocate! Do you also have a project case study or any programme document that you want to share? Visit our Case Study Info Page for more details or send us your case study proposal to info@energypedia.info.
Currently the hub includes information about solar powered irrigation systems (SPIS) only. If you want to share information on SPIS or other PUE technologies, please contact us at info@energypedia.info.
- Market Landscape
- Market Share
- Support Initiatives
- Challenges
- Recommendations & Opportunities
- Report: Solar Irrigation Market Analysis in Mozambique
- Business Viability Scenario for Solar Powered Irrigation in Mozambique
Explore other RE Technologies/Resources for Mozambique
Get Involved
Video Resources
►Link to webinar presentations and handouts
Join the Mozambique Off-grid Practitioners Group
Funding
Funded and developed in collaboration with the GIZ programme Green People’s Energy for Africa to enhance knowledge exchange and sharing among the energy practitioners in Mozambique.
