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<u>There are different ways of operating (see as well: [[Financing_Models_for_Solar_Home_Systems|Financing Models]] and [[Solar_Lantern_Dissemination_Models_and_Their_Economic_Viability|Dissemination Models]]) solar hybrid systems:</u>
  
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In Senegal EnDev implements ERSEN (Projet Electrification Rurale Sénégal), a project for rural electrification which is part of the Programme for the Promotion of Rural Electrification and the Provision with Sustainable Household Combustibles PERACOD.
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*The system can be of private or public ownership.
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*The operation can be duty of the owner, but could also be delegated to someone else.
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The Senegalese Agency for Rural Electrification (ASER) is in charge of different approaches to rural electrification. One is ERIL (Electrification Rurale d’Initiative Locale) that comprises rural electrification projects of local initiative.
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ERSEN ist implemented by EnDev under ERIL regulations.
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= Example: EnDev Senegal =
  
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In [[Senegal_Energy_Situation|Senegal]] [[Energising_Development_(EnDev)|EnDev]] implements '''ERSEN (Projet Electrification Rurale Sénégal)''', a programme for rural electrification which is part of the Programme for the Promotion of Rural Electrification and the Provision with Sustainable Household Combustibles [http://www.peracod.sn/ PERACOD].
  
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The '''Senegalese Agency for Rural Electrification (ASER)''' is in charge of different approaches to rural electrification. One is ERIL (Electrification Rurale d’Initiative Locale) that comprises rural electrification projects of local initiative.
  
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ERSEN ist implemented by EnDev under ERIL regulations. An ERIL project is an initiative of local public or private actors implementing a rural electrification project in an area in which no other project is planned for the next three years to come.
  
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Un projet ERIL est une initiative d’acteurs publics ou privés locaux qui souhaitent accélérer l’électrification dans un périmètre où il n’est pas prévu un projet d’électrification dans les trois années à venir. Les principales caractéristiques d’un projet ERIL tel que défini dans les procédures de l’ASER sont les suivantes :
 
  
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- Les systèmes de production sont la propriété de l’État.
 
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- Le projet naît de l’initiative d’acteurs locaux (collectivité, GIE, association d’usagers, ONG, association d’immigrés …) qui se positionnent en tant que porteurs du projet et participent à l’investissement initial.
 
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- Les entreprises chargées de l’installation des équipements seront sélectionnées suite à un appel d’offre. L’ASER veille au respect des minima techniques et des normes d’exécution des travaux d’électrification et procède à des visites inopinées de chantiers. Elle contrôle les essais de mise en service et effectue les réceptions provisoires des équipements.
 
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- Un opérateur , sélectionné par l’ASER à travers un appel d’offre est responsable de la maintenance et de l’exploitation des équipements dans les localités de la concession ERIL, dans les conditions prédéfinies dans l’appel d’offre
 
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- L’opérateur est une personne physique ou morale de droit privé sénégalais devant répondre des capacités suffisantes pour mener les activités de gestion technique, commerciale, financière et administrative liées à l’exploitation des équipements sur une durée de 15 ans.
 
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- Les usagers en échange d’un service électrique, payent un droit d’accès initial et une redevance mensuelle à cet opérateur. Les tarifs de ces redevances sont fixés par la commission de régulation du secteur de l’électricité (CRSE) sur la base des études socio-économiques des populations de la zone et du business plan prévisionnel de l’opérateur. Pour des zones ayant un gestionnaire délégué transitoire le tarif sera celui appliqué par le délégué. Pour des ERIL situés dans une zone PPER existante, les tarifs sont ceux fixés pour la zone.
 
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- Les localités ciblées ne doivent pas être dans le périmètre d’intervention du PPER
 
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- Envergure des projets ERIL : un ou plusieurs villages d’une communauté rurale pour un maximum de 200 usagers.
 
  
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<u>The main characteristics of an ERIL project are defined by ASER as follows:</u>
  
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La CRSE et l’ASER assurent le contrôle de la qualité des installations et du service électrique ainsi que le respect des dispositions tarifaires en vigueur. Des modules de formation peuvent être organisés au bénéfice des exploitants.
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*The production systems are state owned.
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Les exploitants doivent à ce titre remettre aux autorités des rapports d’activités détaillés périodiques.
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*Local actors initiate the project, are responsible for the implementation and contribute to the initial investment costs.
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Les collectivités locales veillent à la bonne gestion de la structure en charge de l’exploitation et s’assurent que les bénéficiaires paient régulièrement leurs factures à date échue. Les collectivités locales tiendront un registre des réclamations qui fera l’objet d’un rapport à la CRSE et à l’ASER dans le cadre du contrôle de la qualité de service.
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*The companies that install the equipment are chosen through a tender. ASER ensures the compliance with standards during installation and supervises commissioning.
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*ASER chooses an operator through a tender who is responsible for the operation and maintenance of the equipment. He has to replace broken parts and other equipment at the end of its life time without additional costs for the clients.
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*The operator is a natural or legal person of Senegalese private law. He has to be capable of carrying out all the necessary tasks concerning the operation of the system, namely technical, commercial and financial management, for a period of 15 years.
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*A service contract between the user and the operate stipulates the rights and duties of each party.
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*The users pay an initial connection fee and a monthly fee to the operator for the electricity service provided. The tariffs are determined by the Regulatory Commision for the Electricity Sector ([http://www.crse.sn/ CRSE]) based on socio-economic studies in the intervention area and the business plan of the operator.
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*ERIL projects can be conducted in one or more villages of a rural community for a maximum of 200 users.
  
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CRSE and ASER ensure the supervision of the quality of the installation and the electric service as well as the compliance with the tariff regulations.
  
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The operator periodically has to submit detailed reports of activities to the authorities.
  
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ASER - Agence Sénégalaise d’Electrification Rurale
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The local collectives monitor the operator's management and ascertain that the users pay their fees regularly. They keep a record of reclamations that will be included in a report to CSRE and ASER within the service quality control.
  
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CRSE - Commission de Régulation du Secteur de l’Electricité
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ERIL - Electrification Rurale d’Initiative Locale
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ERSEN - Projet Electrification Rurale Sénégal
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*[[Costs_and_Tariff_Setting_-_Examples|Costs and Tariff Setting - Examples]].
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*[[:File:Rural_Electrification_Senegal_ERSEN_Project_Factsheet.pdf|ERSEN factsheet]]
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*[[Solar_Hybrid_Systems|More information on Solar hybrid systems]]<br/>
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*[[Solar_Hybrid_Systems:_Costs,_Financing,_Business_and_Operation_Models|Solar Hybrid Systems: Costs, Financing, Business and Operation Models]]<br/>
  
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PERACOD - Programme de Promotion de l’Electrification Rurale et de l’Approvisionnement durable en Combustibles Domestiques
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Latest revision as of 14:38, 29 September 2021

Overview

There are different ways of operating (see as well: Financing Models and Dissemination Models) solar hybrid systems:

  • The system can be of private or public ownership.
  • The operation can be duty of the owner, but could also be delegated to someone else.
  • ...


Example: EnDev Senegal

In Senegal EnDev implements ERSEN (Projet Electrification Rurale Sénégal), a programme for rural electrification which is part of the Programme for the Promotion of Rural Electrification and the Provision with Sustainable Household Combustibles PERACOD.

The Senegalese Agency for Rural Electrification (ASER) is in charge of different approaches to rural electrification. One is ERIL (Electrification Rurale d’Initiative Locale) that comprises rural electrification projects of local initiative.

ERSEN ist implemented by EnDev under ERIL regulations. An ERIL project is an initiative of local public or private actors implementing a rural electrification project in an area in which no other project is planned for the next three years to come.


The main characteristics of an ERIL project are defined by ASER as follows:

  • The production systems are state owned.
  • Local actors initiate the project, are responsible for the implementation and contribute to the initial investment costs.
  • The companies that install the equipment are chosen through a tender. ASER ensures the compliance with standards during installation and supervises commissioning.
  • ASER chooses an operator through a tender who is responsible for the operation and maintenance of the equipment. He has to replace broken parts and other equipment at the end of its life time without additional costs for the clients.
  • The operator is a natural or legal person of Senegalese private law. He has to be capable of carrying out all the necessary tasks concerning the operation of the system, namely technical, commercial and financial management, for a period of 15 years.
  • A service contract between the user and the operate stipulates the rights and duties of each party.
  • The users pay an initial connection fee and a monthly fee to the operator for the electricity service provided. The tariffs are determined by the Regulatory Commision for the Electricity Sector (CRSE) based on socio-economic studies in the intervention area and the business plan of the operator.
  • ERIL projects can be conducted in one or more villages of a rural community for a maximum of 200 users.

CRSE and ASER ensure the supervision of the quality of the installation and the electric service as well as the compliance with the tariff regulations.

The operator periodically has to submit detailed reports of activities to the authorities.

The local collectives monitor the operator's management and ascertain that the users pay their fees regularly. They keep a record of reclamations that will be included in a report to CSRE and ASER within the service quality control.


Further Information


References

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