Cost Competitiveness of Rural Electrification Solutions - Revision history

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 *[[Indicator Rural Electrification and Stoves|Indicator Rural Electrification and Stoves]]<br/>
 *[[Rural Electrification|Rural Electrification]]<br/>
 *[[Rural Electrification - Minimum Safety Standards for Household Connection|Rural Electrification - Minimum Safety Standards for Household Connection]]<br/>
 *[[Small Hydropower Promotion Projects Contribution for Community Rural Electrification Programme (CREP) in Nepal|Small Hydropower Promotion Projects Contribution for Community Rural Electrification Programme (CREP) in Nepal]]<br/>
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 = References =

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 In developing economies, large areas lack access to the electricity grid. Low density, low electricity tariffs and long distances also hinder utilities from investing in grid extension to remote areas. The use of diesel generators in these areas depends on the increasing costs of fuel. Furthermore, usage of kerosene lamps in theses rural areas also causes negative externalities like greenhouse gas emissions and fumes<ref name="NORPLAN, 2013. NORPLAN Study: Cost Competitiveness of Rural Electrification Solutions">NORPLAN, 2013. NORPLAN Study: Cost Competitiveness of Rural Electrification SolutionsfckLR</ref>.<br/>
-<br/>When the costs and benefits of various solutions to rural electrification are compared, studies indicate that distributed renewable energy (RE) solutions are increasingly more attractive than grid-based solutions. The more swiftly that policy-makers, regulators, financiers, developers and donors can fully accept and act upon this new energy reality, then rural areas in sub-saharan Africa can benefit from improved energy services<ref name="NORPLAN, 2013. NORPLAN Study: Cost Competitiveness of Rural Electrification Solutions">NORPLAN, 2013. NORPLAN Study: Cost Competitiveness of Rural Electrification SolutionsfckLR</ref>.
+<br/>When the costs and benefits of various solutions to rural electrification are compared, studies indicate that distributed '''renewable energy (RE)''' solutions are increasingly more attractive than grid-based solutions. The more swiftly that policy-makers, regulators, financiers, developers and donors can fully accept and act upon this new energy reality, then rural areas in sub-saharan Africa can benefit from improved energy services<ref name="NORPLAN, 2013. NORPLAN Study: Cost Competitiveness of Rural Electrification Solutions">NORPLAN, 2013. NORPLAN Study: Cost Competitiveness of Rural Electrification SolutionsfckLR</ref>.<br/>
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 = Further Information =
 *[[Electrification Challenge in Rural Areas|Electrification Challenge in Rural Areas]]<br/>
 *[[Business Models for Solar-Based Rural Electrification|Business Models for Solar-Based Rural Electrification]]<br/>
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 *[[Rural Electrification|Rural Electrification]]<br/>
 *[[Rural Electrification - Questionnaire|Rural Electrification - Questionnaire]]<br/>
-*[[Rural_Electrification_-_Minimum_Safety_Standards_for_Household_Connection|Rural Electrification - Minimum Safety Standards for Household Connection]]<br/>
+*[[Rural Electrification - Minimum Safety Standards for Household Connection|Rural Electrification - Minimum Safety Standards for Household Connection]]<br/>
 *[[Small Hydropower Promotion Projects Contribution for Community Rural Electrification Programme (CREP) in Nepal|Small Hydropower Promotion Projects Contribution for Community Rural Electrification Programme (CREP) in Nepal]]<br/>
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 *[[Rural Electrification|Rural Electrification]]<br/>
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-*[[Rural Electrification minimum safety standards for household connection|Rural Electrification minimum safety standards for household connection]]<br/>
+*[[Rural_Electrification_-_Minimum_Safety_Standards_for_Household_Connection|Rural Electrification - Minimum Safety Standards for Household Connection]]<br/>
 *[[Small Hydropower Promotion Projects Contribution for Community Rural Electrification Programme (CREP) in Nepal|Small Hydropower Promotion Projects Contribution for Community Rural Electrification Programme (CREP) in Nepal]]<br/>
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 = Further Information =
-*[[Electrification_Challenge_in_Rural_Areas|Electrification Challenge in Rural Areas]]<br/>
+*[[Electrification Challenge in Rural Areas|Electrification Challenge in Rural Areas]]<br/>
-*[[Business_Models_for_Solar-Based_Rural_Electrification|Business Models for Solar-Based Rural Electrification]]<br/>
+*[[Business Models for Solar-Based Rural Electrification|Business Models for Solar-Based Rural Electrification]]<br/>
-*[[Community_Rural_Electrification_Programme_(CREP)_Nepal_-_Report|Community Rural Electrification Programme (CREP) Nepal - Report]]<br/>
+*[[Community Rural Electrification Programme (CREP) Nepal - Report|Community Rural Electrification Programme (CREP) Nepal - Report]]<br/>
-*[[Indicator_Rural_Electrification_and_Stoves|Indicator Rural Electrification and Stoves]]<br/>
+*[[Indicator Rural Electrification and Stoves|Indicator Rural Electrification and Stoves]]<br/>
-*[[Rural_Electrification|Rural Electrification]]<br/>
+*[[Rural Electrification|Rural Electrification]]<br/>
-*[[Rural_Electrification_-_Questionnaire|Rural Electrification - Questionnaire]]<br/>
+*[[Rural Electrification - Questionnaire|Rural Electrification - Questionnaire]]<br/>
-*[[Rural_Electrification_minimum_safety_standards_for_household_connection|Rural Electrification minimum safety standards for household connection]]<br/>
+*[[Rural Electrification minimum safety standards for household connection|Rural Electrification minimum safety standards for household connection]]<br/>
-*[[Small_Hydropower_Promotion_Projects_Contribution_for_Community_Rural_Electrification_Programme_(CREP)_in_Nepal|Small Hydropower Promotion Projects Contribution for Community Rural Electrification Programme (CREP) in Nepal]]<br/>
+*[[Small Hydropower Promotion Projects Contribution for Community Rural Electrification Programme (CREP) in Nepal|Small Hydropower Promotion Projects Contribution for Community Rural Electrification Programme (CREP) in Nepal]]<br/>
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 = Overview =
-In developing economies, large areas lack access to the electricity grid. Low density, low electricity tariffs and long distances also hinder utilities from investing in grid extension to remote areas. The use of diesel generators in these areas depends on the increasing costs of fuel. Furthermore, usage of kerosene lamps in theses rural areas also causes negative externalities like greenhouse gas emissions and fumes<ref name="NORPLAN, 2013. NORPLAN Study: Cost Competitiveness of Rural Electrification Solutions">NORPLAN, 2013. NORPLAN Study: Cost Competitiveness of Rural Electrification Solutions
+In developing economies, large areas lack access to the electricity grid. Low density, low electricity tariffs and long distances also hinder utilities from investing in grid extension to remote areas. The use of diesel generators in these areas depends on the increasing costs of fuel. Furthermore, usage of kerosene lamps in theses rural areas also causes negative externalities like greenhouse gas emissions and fumes<ref name="NORPLAN, 2013. NORPLAN Study: Cost Competitiveness of Rural Electrification Solutions">NORPLAN, 2013. NORPLAN Study: Cost Competitiveness of Rural Electrification SolutionsfckLR</ref>.<br/>
 </ref>. <br/>
-<br/>When the costs and benefits of various solutions to rural electrification are compared, studies indicate that distributed renewable energy (RE) solutions are increasingly more attractive than grid-based solutions. The more swiftly that policy-makers, regulators, financiers, developers and donors can fully accept and act upon this new energy reality, then rural areas in sub-saharan Africa can benefit from improved energy services<ref name="NORPLAN, 2013. NORPLAN Study: Cost Competitiveness of Rural Electrification Solutions">NORPLAN, 2013. NORPLAN Study: Cost Competitiveness of Rural Electrification Solutions
+<br/>When the costs and benefits of various solutions to rural electrification are compared, studies indicate that distributed renewable energy (RE) solutions are increasingly more attractive than grid-based solutions. The more swiftly that policy-makers, regulators, financiers, developers and donors can fully accept and act upon this new energy reality, then rural areas in sub-saharan Africa can benefit from improved energy services<ref name="NORPLAN, 2013. NORPLAN Study: Cost Competitiveness of Rural Electrification Solutions">NORPLAN, 2013. NORPLAN Study: Cost Competitiveness of Rural Electrification SolutionsfckLR</ref>.
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 = Benefits of Rural Electrification =
 *Lighting; education and communication (e.g. radio/TV/Internet);
 *Health and hygiene (e.g. avoided fumes from kerosene lamps and improved medical storage);
 *Environmental benefits (e.g. avoided fumes and less greenhouse gas emissions);
 *Time use; and productive uses (e.g. local industry and micro enterprise).
-*The willingness to pay for electrification is currently US $ 0.10-0.40 per kilowatt hour (kWh) for lighting and TV only, and US $ 1.0-1.5 per kWh for complete electrification<ref name="World Bank Independent Evaluation Group, 2008. The Welfare Impact of Rural Electrification:  A Reassessment of the Costs and Benefits">World Bank Independent Evaluation Group, 2008. The Welfare Impact of Rural Electrification:  A Reassessment of the Costs and Benefits</ref>.
+*The willingness to pay for electrification is currently US $ 0.10-0.40 per kilowatt hour (kWh) for lighting and TV only, and US $ 1.0-1.5 per kWh for complete electrification<ref name="World Bank Independent Evaluation Group, 2008. The Welfare Impact of Rural Electrification: A Reassessment of the Costs and Benefits">World Bank Independent Evaluation Group, 2008. The Welfare Impact of Rural Electrification: A Reassessment of the Costs and Benefits</ref>.
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-[http://www.kfw-entwicklungsbank.de/DE_Home/Service_und_Dokumentation/Online_Bibliothek/PDF-Dokumente_Diskussionsbeitraege/Kfw-Materialien_Nr2812818.pdf Berücksichtigung von CO2-Vermeidungskosten
+[[http://www.kfw-entwicklungsbank.de/DE_Home/Service_und_Dokumentation/Online_Bibliothek/PDF-Dokumente_Diskussionsbeitraege/Kfw-Materialien_Nr2812818.pdf http://www.kfw-entwicklungsbank.de/DE_Home/Service_und_Dokumentation/Online_Bibliothek/PDF-Dokumente_Diskussionsbeitraege/Kfw-Materialien_Nr2812818.pdf] Berücksichtigung von CO2-Vermeidungskosten bei Energievorhaben in der Finanziellen Zusammenarbeit (FZ)]
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 *UNDP
-[http://content.undp.org/go/cms-service/download/asset/?asset_id=2146825 Bringing Small-Scale Finance to the
+[[http://content.undp.org/go/cms-service/download/asset/?asset_id=2146825 http://content.undp.org/go/cms-service/download/asset/?asset_id=2146825] Bringing Small-Scale Finance to the Poor for Modern Energy Services]
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-[http://www.unctad.org/Templates/Download.asp?docid=12454&lang=1&intItemID=1397 UNCTAD: The Biofuels Market: Current Situation
+[[http://www.unctad.org/Templates/Download.asp?docid=12454&lang=1&intItemID=1397 http://www.unctad.org/Templates/Download.asp?docid=12454&lang=1&intItemID=1397] UNCTAD: The Biofuels Market: Current Situation and Alternative Scenarios]
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-[http://www-wds.worldbank.org/external/default/WDSContentServer/WDSP/IB/2009/06/22/000333038_20090622001502/Rendered/PDF/490170NWP0Box31directionshydropower.pdf DIRECTIONS IN HYDROPOWER:
+[[http://www-wds.worldbank.org/external/default/WDSContentServer/WDSP/IB/2009/06/22/000333038_20090622001502/Rendered/PDF/490170NWP0Box31directionshydropower.pdf http://www-wds.worldbank.org/external/default/WDSContentServer/WDSP/IB/2009/06/22/000333038_20090622001502/Rendered/PDF/490170NWP0Box31directionshydropower.pdf] DIRECTIONS IN HYDROPOWER: SCALING UP FOR DEVELOPMENT]
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 *HWWI Research
-[http://www.hwwi.org/uploads/tx_wilpubdb/HWWI_Research_Paper_1.pdf Lessons from the submission and approval process of energy-efficiency CDM baseline and monitoring
+[[http://www.hwwi.org/uploads/tx_wilpubdb/HWWI_Research_Paper_1.pdf http://www.hwwi.org/uploads/tx_wilpubdb/HWWI_Research_Paper_1.pdf] Lessons from the submission and approval process of energy-efficiency CDM baseline and monitoring methodologies]
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-[http://www.hwwi.org/uploads/tx_wilpubdb/HWWI_Research_Paper_2.pdf Climate or development:
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