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Event - Webinar: African Model Mini-Grid Regulations 2
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- Mini-grid
- Energy Access
- Policy and Regulation
- Productive Use
- Nigeria
AFUR is the regional platform under the African Union, on which African energy regulators link up to address common challenges. To increase rural electrification, mini-grids have become a key priority for many of AFUR’s members and GET.transform is a proud partner of AFUR in the endeavor to harmonize mini-grid regulation across the continent.
Drawing on GET.transform’s regulatory support experience on the country level as well as the mini-grid policy work developed under the AU with EU TAF and Power Africa, the Model Mini-Grid Regulations will allow stakeholders to tap into technical standards, grid arrival regulations, innovations for sustainable mini-grid tariffs, and bankable legal frameworks built upon applied best practice. The speakers of the first webinar, African Model Mini-Grid Regulations: Looking Through a Technical Lens, will be:
Debbie Roets, Executive Secretary, AFUR Samuel S. Bunnya, Project Coordinator, AFUR Temitope Udo-Affia, TA Coordinator Off-Grid Regulation & Markets, GET.transform
Nico Peterschmidt, CEO, Inensus
