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Conference Documentation - Tuesday, February 26th
Side Events
Mini Grids as New Market Opportunities: Experiences from Science and Private Sector
Industry Workshop in cooperation with GIZ
9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
- Short description (MES Homepage)
- Full Agenda
Keynote Speech:
- Prof. Dr. Daniel Kammen, IPCC, Professor in the Energy & Resources Group at the University of California and a climate advisor to the Obama Administration (Download)
Presentations:
Session 1: Market Potential and Status Quo
- Blechinger: Hybrid Mini-Grids A Huge Market for Rural Electrification and Island Energy Supply (Download)
- Franz: Success Factors for the Implementation of Mini Grids (Download)
- Mehta: Solar Micro Grids Networks and Market Potential in India (Download)
Session 2: Business Models
- Peterschmidt: Challenges and Successful Models of Private Sector Micro-Utilities (Download)
- Shakya: A Community Managed Micro Hydro Connected Mini Grid in Nepal (Download)
- Pigaht: Mini-Grids - A public-private balancing Act (Download)
Session 3: CAPEX and OPEX: Challenges towards Economic Feasibility for Mini Grids
- Sanchez: Operating a Mini-Grid Profitably (Download)
Session 4: Implementation Choices: Tehcnologies and Project Cycles
- Jochem: Mini-Grid Implementation Experience as a EPC Contractor (Download)
- Szymczak: Smart Systems dor Solar Power Remote Off-Grid Implementation Examples (Download)
Policies for Financing Decentralized Energy Supply
Expert & Practitioner Workshop in cooperation with GIZ
9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
- Short description (MES Homepage)
Presentations:
- Diarra: Rural Electrification and the local Economic inteegtrate System in Mali (Download)
- Eludoyin: Bridging the Macro and the Micro (Download)
- Singh: Financing Energy MSME Challenges and Way Forward (Download)
- Groh: Implementation Models (Download)
- Pillarisetti:Microfinancing decentralized solar energy systems in India (Download)
- Zingerle: PROSOL Program for the promotion of SWH in Tunisia (Download)
- Sanyal: Policies supporting Microfinancing of Decentralized Energy Systems in India (Download)
