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News from the Mozambique Off-grid Knowledge Hub
News from the Mozambique Off-grid Knowledge Hub
April 2022
We are happy to share the April edition of the Mozambique Off-grid Knowledge Hub News!
The Mozambique Off-grid Knowledge Hub offers a wealth of information on the energy situation, RE potential, policy and regulatory framework as well as on actors involved in the Mozambican energy sector.
You can also browse through sub-hubs on solar energy, cooking energy and productive use of energy (focused on solar powered irrigation systems) to understand the market landscape and the opportunities/challenges for private sector engagement in each technology markets. A sub-hub on nano and mini-grids will be available soon.
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What's new on the Mozambique Off-grid Knowledge Hub
New content
- Did you miss our last webinar on "Clean Cooking in Mozambique: Market Status and Opportunities for the Private Sector"? Find here the documentation!
- This month we received several case studies on improved cookstoves by different companies and organisations:
If you would also like to contribute a case study, please contact us at info@energypedia.info
Get Involved!
- Register on energypedia to contribute your knowledge and expertise to the Hub
- Engage in our practitioner group by posting and answering questions
- Visit our Help portal in English or Portuguese and learn how to work on energypedia to start sharing your expertise!
- Help us map the solar sector! We’ve started with a first draft. Do you work for a solar company that is not yet presented? Either add it yourself to this article or to the Mozambique Stakeholder Database. You can also drop us an email at info@energypedia.info.
- Share and showcase your project’s lessons learned, knowledge and experience by emailing it toinfo@energypedia.info. We will feature your case study on the Mozambique Off-grid Energy Hub. Visit our Case Study Info Page for more information.
- Join our Facebook or LinkedIn groups to connect with the Mozambique RE community!
Questions from the community
Help us answering these two questions and contribute to the further development of the sector:
- How can you protect solar systems from theft and vandalism?
- What criteria do you consider when selecting a pump for your system? What experience did you make?
- Do you know of any Micro Finance Institutions in Mozambique who offer loans, especially designed for Solar Powered Irrigation Systems (SPIS)? Which? Do they offer service packages with technical and financial assistance? Share your information with us!
Answer the questions here in the Practitioners Group in energypedia. Share your experiences and advice or add your own questions. Please create an account and log in to see and add your responses.
Events
Deep Dive Webinar on Financing Clean Cooking Energy in Mozambique
We invite you to join our deep dive on financing issues of clean cooking energy. The webinar will take place on 2nd June at 10 am CEST/CAT and will be in Portuguese only.
This is a follow up event of our last webinar Clean Cooking in Mozambique: Market Status and Opportunities for the Private Sector in April, due to the huge interest of the audience. Portuguese speaking registrants of the previous webinar will receive automatically an invitation. If you did not participate in the last webinar but are still interested in this expert deep dive, please drop us an email (info@energypedia.info) so that we can send you the invite with the registration.
Financing Opportunities
- 2nd Phase: Support for information, education and communication (IEC) on Solar Powered Irrigation Systems, 3 May
- Energy Access Fund, 16 May
- Call for Proposals for Modern Cooking Facility for Africa, 21 June
Job Opportunities
- Senior Energy Specialist, World Bank, 5 May
- Do you have a vacancy? Share it on our job database at no cost!
Publications available on energypedia
News from March 2022
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News from February 2022
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News from January 2022
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News from December 2021
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