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= Comprehensive Country Ranking for Renewable Energy Based Mini-Grids Providing Rural Off-Grid Electrification = | = Comprehensive Country Ranking for Renewable Energy Based Mini-Grids Providing Rural Off-Grid Electrification = | ||
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− | 1. The specific criteria for minigrids have to checked at the end locally. | + | 1. The specific criteria for minigrids have to checked at the end locally. |
2. How was calculated the rural population???<br/> | 2. How was calculated the rural population???<br/> | ||
− | * | + | *Taking into account the number of rural electrification per country (%) and number of poverty (%) |
3. Why some countries which do not have a clearly huge electrification rate were excluded?? (E.g. Bangladesh)<br/> | 3. Why some countries which do not have a clearly huge electrification rate were excluded?? (E.g. Bangladesh)<br/> | ||
− | * | + | *Combination of market, political environment and the weighting and scoring |
4. Did you make a sensitive analysis for each variable??<br/> | 4. Did you make a sensitive analysis for each variable??<br/> | ||
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by Dr. Teodoro Sanchez of Practical Action UK<br/> | by Dr. Teodoro Sanchez of Practical Action UK<br/> | ||
− | + | 1. How a difference between critical or important factor is done? | |
− | * | + | *First, a discussion of several specials from different areas is done in order to identify critical/important factors and finally a practical field investigation is done for verifying which of them were really critical or just important. |
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− | energypedia Article: [[ | + | energypedia Article: [[The Potential of Mini Grids and Critical Factors|The Potential of Mini Grids and Critical Factors]] |
− | + | More information can be found at [https://energypedia.info/wiki/Micro_Perspectives_for_Decentralized_Energy_Supply_-_Conference_2013 Micro Perspectives for Decentralized Energy Supply Conference - 2013]<span style="line-height: 1.5em; font-size: 0.85em;">.</span> |
Revision as of 12:35, 8 March 2013
Comprehensive Country Ranking for Renewable Energy Based Mini-Grids Providing Rural Off-Grid Electrification
By C.Breyer - Reyer Lemoine Institut
1. The specific criteria for minigrids have to checked at the end locally.
2. How was calculated the rural population???
- Taking into account the number of rural electrification per country (%) and number of poverty (%)
3. Why some countries which do not have a clearly huge electrification rate were excluded?? (E.g. Bangladesh)
- Combination of market, political environment and the weighting and scoring
4. Did you make a sensitive analysis for each variable??
- Yes, it was done.
5. Cost of finance – ability of finance (Setting a company up, infrastructure) How was it taken into account??
- Not considered because it was so extensive the investigation
6. All the collected data is standardized and may not reflect exactly the situation in each country
Potential of mini-grids and critical factors
by Dr. Teodoro Sanchez of Practical Action UK
1. How a difference between critical or important factor is done?
- First, a discussion of several specials from different areas is done in order to identify critical/important factors and finally a practical field investigation is done for verifying which of them were really critical or just important.
An Objectives Analysis for Improved Holistic Design of a Rural Electrification System
By Maizaklah Ayu Abdullah
1. How was the leader of the community approached??
- The Leaders have to know, how in other communities mini-grids are working by visiting other sites. Community has to be a very active player in the system, they should suggest energy solutions, among others
- If there is no compromise of the community the project fails very quickly
2. How is the social economy background of the communities? How are people taught to use it?
- They don’t handle money very often
- Basic education
Designing a Sustainable Model for Financial Viability of Decentralized Bio-fuel Based Power Projects
By Debajit Palit
- The water for producing biofuel is enough for biofuel based mini-grids
- Biofuel is produced by big plants and needs to be decentralized.
Further Information
energypedia Article: The Potential of Mini Grids and Critical Factors
More information can be found at Micro Perspectives for Decentralized Energy Supply Conference - 2013.