Webinar: Mini-Grids for Rural Electrification and Development: Enabling Effective Business Models through Well-Designed Policies

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Africa LEDS Partnership together with the LEDS GP Energy Working Group is hosting a webinar entitled:

Mini-Grids for Rural Electrification and Development: Enabling Effective Business Models through Well-Designed Policies
Date: 19 September 2018
Time: 13H00 WAT; 14H00 CEST/SAST; 15H00 EAT
Duration: 90 minutes
Register for this webinar HERE
 
In this webinar, senior experts will provide an overview of the diverse mini-grids policy, regulatory and legislative environments in Central, Eastern, and Western Africa.
Project developers will share their experiences working within these diverse markets that have created a wide range of business models. We will discuss innovative business models for the development, financing, ownership, and management of mini-grids, and how governmental actions can address business barriers in areas such as licensing, tariff setting, connection costs and the provision of compensation for mini-grid businesses that are compromised by the arrival of the main grid.
 

Facilitators
Alexander Ochs (SD Stategies)
Josh Ogada (SouthSouthNorth)

Speakers
Aaron Leopold (Africa Mini-Grids Developers Association)
Caroline Nijland (Helios Infinitas)
Mukabanji Mutanuka (Engie Power Corner)
Nico Peterschmidt (INENSUS)
Vivian Vinderinho (RVE.SOL/Kudura)

Register for this webinar HERE

5th September 2018 9:25
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