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Revision as of 23:31, 1 September 2017

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Introduction


Projects in Bolivia

Qollpana's wind farm

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In 2009, Qollpana was selected as an ideal place to implement Bolivia's first wind park. Qollpana is located in the municipality of Pocona, 122 km from Cochambamba city. Studies over three years concluded that Qollpana has excellent wind potential to set up a large-scale project. This wind farm was implemented by the National Electricity Company Bolivia (ENDE) Corani and had tecnichal assitance by GIZ.

The planning and construction of Qollpana's wind farm is divided in two phases: Qollpana I and II. For more information click here.


El Espino Photovoltaic/Diesel park

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FV/Diesel


 

Publications

Factsheets

File:Presentacion-PEERR.pdf

Factsheet:

Renewable Energies Programme (PEERR) presentation

Description of the challanges, aims, actual situation, offers of the Renewable Energies Programme (PEERR).

Spanishi version. Click here for German Version.

Last update: August 2017

Bolivia

File:Factsheet-Remanzo-aleman-PEERR.pdf

Factsheet:

Remanzo Photovoltaic Park

Description of the planning and advances of the photovoltaic park in Remanzo - Beni, Bolivia

Only German Version.

Last update: August 2017  Bolivia

File:Diseno-Qollpana-PEERR.pdf

Factsheet:

Qollpana's Wind Park (Bolivia)

Description of the implmentation of the first bolivian wind park in Cochabamba region.

Only Spanish Version.

Last update: August 2017  Bolivia

File:Facsheet-PFM-PEERR.pdf

Factsheet:

Urban lighting with LED technology (Bolivia)

DeveloPPP project with PFM company

Only Spanish Version.

Last update: August 2017  Bolivia


Videos

See a brief explanation of Alternative Energies in Bolivia. To see the video click here.

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Video was made by EnDev Bolivia - GIZ with the Ministerio de Hidrocarburos y Energía


News

Renewable Energies Programme (PEERR) - GIZ

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Since May 2016, the Renewable Energies Programme (PEERR) supports Bolivia improving the regulatory framework for the renewable energies expansion in electricity grid-connections and increasing energy efficiency.

The Program supports Bolivian government in creating better conditions for the renewable energy development, in order to reduce the greenhouse gas emissions as our aim. At the same time, it means a greater diversification of the energy matrix, which in the present is basically fossil - hydro. In addition, within the scope of the Programme, the potential of energy efficiency and its application activities will be identified.

The Program have different intervention levels: at the national level, PEERR will consult the Government about renewable energies regulations and energy efficiency and at the regional level, the programme will advise energy companies and cooperatives in the planning, building and operation of wind and solar photovoltaic projects that are connected to the national grid. In addition, PEERR will also give technical advice on hybrid photovoltaic/diesel systems for people that are far from the grid connection.

In the academic area, the Program will support institutions for training in demand topics, making the educational subjects and the introduction of practical training. Germany has a lot of experience in the field of renewable energies, energy efficiency, technological know-how; which allow us to develop innovative application ideas that may be useful for Bolivia.

For more information: Factsheet PEERR (Spanish version, German version).

Areas

Energy regulation framework

Technical Assistance

 Energy Efficiency

Training