DECENTRALIZED ELECTRICITY SOLUTIONS: innovation in essential services is no substitute for policy
DECENTRALIZED ELECTRICITY SOLUTIONS: innovation in essential services is no substitute for policy
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分散式电力解决方案:基本服务的创新不能替代政策
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2021
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Emmanuelle Guillou
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作者:
Emmanuelle Guillou
The Senegalese approach is prescriptive, classifying rural areas on the basis of geographical, socioeconomic and technical criteria (distance from the grid) and then inviting tenders from actors of various types. This means that a village located close to an existing national infrastructure will be connected, whereas a densely populated village in a more out of the way area will be fi tted with a mini-grid, and a sparsely populated village in a remote area will be targeted for SHS-type solutions. This way of organizing the various technical solutions between villages, and even within the same village, institutes a spatial hierarchy between levels of service, from the most basic (lighting and small-device charging with SHS) to the most complete (usage via a grid connection).