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Event - Webinar: Key Considerations to Scale up the Mini-grid Sector in Africa

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Title
Webinar: Key Considerations to Scale up the Mini-grid Sector in Africa
Organizer
ATA Insights Knowledge
Type
Online Seminars
Focus
  • Energy Efficiency
  • Energy Access
  • Grid
  • Mini-grid
  • Renewable Energy
Language
English
Start
2021/08/25 11:00 CEST



Venue
Online
URL
Description
Africa is in need of increased accessibility to high-quality, sustainable, and low-cost electricity. Renewables are growing at a fast pace to cover energy needs, meaning much more variable renewable capacity at record low cost will enter the grid over the next few years.

In rural areas and remote islands where residents are scattered and grid extension is prohibitive, use of mini-grids and off-grid solar systems can be an option to bring electricity to consumers faster and at lower cost.

In this webinar, will analyze how the all-time low cost of renewables is creating an attractive environment for investment in mini-grid projects in Africa

Get key take-aways across the main markets in Africa; Mini-grid policy and regulatory environment. Find out more about the social and economic benefits of minigrids while ensuring access to affordable, reliable, sustainable, and modern energy for all. Hear about the major institutions that are prepared to back minigrid projects in the African market and what they look for when deciding whether to finance a project.

Get access to real case-studies of mini-grid projects in Nigeria, Sierra-Leone and more.