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Conference Documentation - Wednesday, February 27th
Side Events
Enabling Energy Supply for Low-income Markets through Mini-grid Solutions
9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Expert & Practitioner Workshop in cooperation with Reiner Lemoine Institute
Presentations (Download):
- Breyer: PV-based Mini-Grids for Electrification in Developing Countries.
- Philipp: The Swarm Electrification Concept.Advocating a Bottom-up Approach to Mini-Grids.
- Kammen: Case study presentation.
Presentations - Experiences from the field: barriers and solutions (Download):
- Wollny: The Alliance for Rural Electrification.
- Arranz: 19 years Field Experience: barriers and solutions for RE "mini-grids" development.
- Palit: Enabling Energy Supply for Low Income Markets though Mini-Grid Solutions.
Summary:
Mini-Grid Workshop Report (Download)
PV-Hybrid Market in the Philippines
10:00 am – 5:00 pm
Industry Workshop in cooperation with GIZ
Presentations:
Summary:
Practitioner Workshop: Energy Access Practitioner Network of the United Nations Foundation
1:30 pm – 5:00 pm
Expert & Practitioner Workshop in cooperation with the Energy Access Practitioner Network of United Nations Foundation
Presentations:
- Knobloch: Global Perspectives in the Research Practitioner (Download)
Summary:
MES 2013 Conference: Kick-off
Exhibition: Teaching Technology Tools: Building a Global Energy Training Laboratory
5:00 pm
Opening Session
6:00 pm Lichthof, TU Berlin, Public Event
Welcome note and moderation:
- Prof. Dr. Martina Schäfer, Speaker Postgraduate Program Microenergy Systems
Keynotes:
- Christine Namazzi, Founder and director of NACO SOLAR LTD, a company installing solar systems in villages throughout Uganda
- Miranda Schreurs, Professor of Comparative Politics & Director of Environmental Policy Research Centre (FFU) at the Freie Universität Berlin
