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An Inclusive Strategy to Trigger Solar Technology Market: Case Studies of Rural Distribution Models from Ethiopia

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An Inclusive Strategy to Trigger Solar Technology Market: Case Studies of Rural Distribution Models from Ethiopia

Presenter: Arvind Garimella, Debajit Palit, Rita Effah and Etsub Assefa

Presentation

An Inclusive Strategy to Trigger Solar Technology Market - Case Studies of Rural Distribution Models from Ethiopia.pdf


References

Arvind Garimella, Debajit Palit, Rita Effah and Etsub Assefa: Micro Perspective for Decentralized Energy (MES) 2015, Bangalore, India.