Energy Planning for Rural Areas - Revision history

Ahmed El-Sherbini at 15:30, 26 February 2019

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Johanna: /* On-grid / Off-grid */

2017-04-10T07:47:06Z

‎On-grid / Off-grid

Frank Machens: /* On-grid / Of-grid */

2017-04-06T06:52:43Z

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Wiki Gardener at 05:52, 11 November 2014

2014-11-11T05:52:13Z

Ranisha: Ranisha Basnet moved page Energy planning for Rural Areas to Energy Planning for Rural Areas without leaving a redirect

2014-07-30T09:44:26Z

Ranisha Basnet moved page Energy planning for Rural Areas to Energy Planning for Rural Areas without leaving a redirect

Ranisha at 13:01, 16 July 2014

2014-07-16T13:01:54Z

Wiki Gardener: Wiki Gardener moved page Energy planning for rural areas to Energy planning for Rural Areas

2013-06-18T15:15:50Z

Wiki Gardener moved page Energy planning for rural areas to Energy planning for Rural Areas

Wiki Gardener at 15:14, 18 June 2013

2013-06-18T15:14:06Z

Anna Natascha Pfisterer at 15:08, 24 March 2011

2011-03-24T15:08:51Z

Michel andre at 11:33, 27 May 2010

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 = Overview<br/> =
 Rural areas of poorer countries are often at a disadvantage in terms of access to all types of services – roads, health facilities, markets, information, clean water. The high cost of providing these services in remote areas has led to new approaches being tried, based on self-help and the private sector rather than traditional government-led solutions.<ref name="Practical Action - DECENTRALISED RURAL ELECTRIFICATION: THE CRITICAL SUCCESS FACTORS: http://practicalaction.org/docs/energy/Rural%20Electrification.PDF">Practical Action - DECENTRALISED RURAL ELECTRIFICATION: THE CRITICAL SUCCESS FACTORS: http://practicalaction.org/docs/energy/Rural%20Electrification.PDF</ref>
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 = On-grid / Off-grid<br/> =
-Energy services for household, agriculture and production are no exception. In the case of electricity, which has the potential to improve productivity and provide considerable welfare benefits (lighting, entertainment, etc.) traditional [[Portal:Grid|grid]] extension is no longer seen as the only solution. Decentralised supplies, whether at an individual household levelor at community level, are now an established, cost-effective alternative for the [[Access_to_electricity|two billion rural people who are currently without access to mains electricity]].<ref name="Practical Action - DECENTRALISED RURAL ELECTRIFICATION: THE CRITICAL SUCCESS FACTORS: http://practicalaction.org/docs/energy/Rural%20Electrification.PDF">Practical Action - DECENTRALISED RURAL ELECTRIFICATION: THE CRITICAL SUCCESS FACTORS: http://practicalaction.org/docs/energy/Rural%20Electrification.PDF</ref>
+Energy services for household, agriculture and production are no exception. In the case of electricity, which has the potential to improve productivity and provide considerable welfare benefits (lighting, entertainment, etc.) traditional [[Portal:Grid|grid]] extension is no longer seen as the only solution. Decentralised supplies, whether at an individual household levelor at community level, are now an established, cost-effective alternative for the [[Access to electricity|two billion rural people who are currently without access to mains electricity]].<ref name="Practical Action - DECENTRALISED RURAL ELECTRIFICATION: THE CRITICAL SUCCESS FACTORS: http://practicalaction.org/docs/energy/Rural%20Electrification.PDF">Practical Action - DECENTRALISED RURAL ELECTRIFICATION: THE CRITICAL SUCCESS FACTORS: http://practicalaction.org/docs/energy/Rural%20Electrification.PDF</ref>
 = Further Information<br/> =
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 *[http://practicalaction.org/csd_decentralised_energy Practical Action: Small is beautiful: making decentralised energy a reality] - side event at the Commission for Sustainable Development, 8 May 2006, New York<br/>
 *<span class="orgByline">[http://www.gridnepal.org/micro-hydro-power.html Group for Rural Infrastructure Development Nepal]</span>
-*[[Energy_Provision_for_Rural_Areas|Energy Provision for Rural Areas]]<br/>
+*[[Energy Provision for Rural Areas|Energy Provision for Rural Areas]]<br/>
 *[[Energy Provision in Rural Areas of Nepal|Energy Provision in Rural Areas of Nepal]]<br/>
 *[[Energy Provision in Rural India|Energy Provision in Rural India]]<br/>
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 [[Category:Energy_Access]]

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 Rural areas of poorer countries are often at a disadvantage in terms of access to all types of services – roads, health facilities, markets, information, clean water. The high cost of providing these services in remote areas has led to new approaches being tried, based on self-help and the private sector rather than traditional government-led solutions.<ref name="Practical Action - DECENTRALISED RURAL ELECTRIFICATION: THE CRITICAL SUCCESS FACTORS: http://practicalaction.org/docs/energy/Rural%20Electrification.PDF">Practical Action - DECENTRALISED RURAL ELECTRIFICATION: THE CRITICAL SUCCESS FACTORS: http://practicalaction.org/docs/energy/Rural%20Electrification.PDF</ref>
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 = On-grid / Off-grid<br/> =
-Energy services for household, agriculture and production are no exception. In the case of electricity, which has the potential to improve productivity and provide considerable welfare benefits (lighting, entertainment, etc.) traditional [[Portal:Grid|grid]] extension is no longer seen as the only solution. Decentralised supplies, whether at an individual household levelor at community level, are now an established, cost-effective alternative for the two billion rural people who are currently without access to mains electricity.<ref name="Practical Action - DECENTRALISED RURAL ELECTRIFICATION: THE CRITICAL SUCCESS FACTORS: http://practicalaction.org/docs/energy/Rural%20Electrification.PDF">Practical Action - DECENTRALISED RURAL ELECTRIFICATION: THE CRITICAL SUCCESS FACTORS: http://practicalaction.org/docs/energy/Rural%20Electrification.PDF</ref>
+Energy services for household, agriculture and production are no exception. In the case of electricity, which has the potential to improve productivity and provide considerable welfare benefits (lighting, entertainment, etc.) traditional [[Portal:Grid|grid]] extension is no longer seen as the only solution. Decentralised supplies, whether at an individual household levelor at community level, are now an established, cost-effective alternative for the [[Access_to_electricity|two billion rural people who are currently without access to mains electricity]].<ref name="Practical Action - DECENTRALISED RURAL ELECTRIFICATION: THE CRITICAL SUCCESS FACTORS: http://practicalaction.org/docs/energy/Rural%20Electrification.PDF">Practical Action - DECENTRALISED RURAL ELECTRIFICATION: THE CRITICAL SUCCESS FACTORS: http://practicalaction.org/docs/energy/Rural%20Electrification.PDF</ref>

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−	~~= On-grid / Of-grid =~~

−	Energy services for household, agriculture and production are no exception. In the case of electricity, which has the potential to improve productivity and provide considerable welfare benefits (lighting, entertainment, etc.) traditional [[Portal:Grid\|grid]] extension is no longer seen as the only solution. Decentralised supplies, whether at an individual household levelor at community level, are now an established, cost-effective alternative for the two billion rural people who are currently without access to mains electricity.<ref name=~~"Practical Action~~ - ~~DECENTRALISED RURAL ELECTRIFICATION: THE CRITICAL SUCCESS FACTORS: http:~~/~~/practicalaction.org/docs/energy/Rural%20Electrification.PDF">Practical Action~~ - ~~DECENTRALISED RURAL ELECTRIFICATION: THE CRITICAL SUCCESS FACTORS: http://practicalaction.org/docs/energy/Rural%20Electrification.PDF~~</~~ref~~>	+	= On-grid / Off-grid<br/> =

		+	Energy services for household, agriculture and production are no exception. In the case of electricity, which has the potential to improve productivity and provide considerable welfare benefits (lighting, entertainment, etc.) traditional [[Portal:Grid\|grid]] extension is no longer seen as the only solution. Decentralised supplies, whether at an individual household levelor at community level, are now an established, cost-effective alternative for the two billion rural people who are currently without access to mains electricity.<ref name="Practical Action - DECENTRALISED RURAL ELECTRIFICATION: THE CRITICAL SUCCESS FACTORS: http://practicalaction.org/docs/energy/Rural%20Electrification.PDF">Practical Action - DECENTRALISED RURAL ELECTRIFICATION: THE CRITICAL SUCCESS FACTORS: http://practicalaction.org/docs/energy/Rural%20Electrification.PDF</ref>

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 = Overview<br/> =
-Rural areas of poorer countries are often at a disadvantage in terms of access to all types of services – roads, health facilities, markets, information, clean water. The high cost of providing these services in remote areas has led to new approaches being tried, based on self-help and the private sector rather than traditional government-led solutions. Energy services for household, agriculture and production are no exception. In the case of electricity, which has the potential to improve productivity and provide considerable welfare benefits (lighting, entertainment, etc.) traditional grid extension is no longer seen as the only solution. Decentralised supplies, whether at an individual household levelor at community level, are now an established, cost-effective alternative for the two billion rural people who are currently without access to mains electricity.<ref name="http://practicalaction.org/docs/energy/Rural Electrification.PDF">http://practicalaction.org/docs/energy/Rural Electrification.PDF</ref>
+Rural areas of poorer countries are often at a disadvantage in terms of access to all types of services – roads, health facilities, markets, information, clean water. The high cost of providing these services in remote areas has led to new approaches being tried, based on self-help and the private sector rather than traditional government-led solutions.<ref name="Practical Action - DECENTRALISED RURAL ELECTRIFICATION: THE CRITICAL SUCCESS FACTORS: http://practicalaction.org/docs/energy/Rural%20Electrification.PDF">Practical Action - DECENTRALISED RURAL ELECTRIFICATION: THE CRITICAL SUCCESS FACTORS: http://practicalaction.org/docs/energy/Rural%20Electrification.PDF</ref>
 = Further Information<br/> =
 *[http://practicalaction.org/docs/energy/Rural Electrification.PDF Decentralized rural electrification: the critical success factors] by Ray Holland, Lahiru Perera, Teodoro Sanchez, Dr Rona Wilkinson<br/>
-*[http://practicalaction.org/?id=csd_decentralised_energy 'Small is beautiful': making decentralised energy a reality] - side event at the Commission for Sustainable Development, 8 May 2006, New York<br/>
+*[http://practicalaction.org/csd_decentralised_energy Practical Action: Small is beautiful: making decentralised energy a reality] - side event at the Commission for Sustainable Development, 8 May 2006, New York<br/>
 *<span class="orgByline">[http://www.gridnepal.org/micro-hydro-power.html Group for Rural Infrastructure Development Nepal]</span>
 *[[Energy_Provision_for_Rural_Areas|Energy Provision for Rural Areas]]<br/>
-*[[Energy_Provision_in_Rural_Areas_of_Nepal|Energy Provision in Rural Areas of Nepal]]<br/>
+*[[Energy Provision in Rural Areas of Nepal|Energy Provision in Rural Areas of Nepal]]<br/>
-*[[Energy_Provision_in_Rural_India|Energy Provision in Rural India]]<br/>
+*[[Energy Provision in Rural India|Energy Provision in Rural India]]<br/>
-*[[Energy_Provision_in_Rural_Areas_of_Kenya|Energy Provision in Rural Areas of Kenya]]<br/>
+*[[Energy Provision in Rural Areas of Kenya|Energy Provision in Rural Areas of Kenya]]<br/>
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 <references /><br/>
 [[Category:Hydro]]

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 = Overview<br/> =
-<div data-canvas-width="252.31318085285187" data-font-name="Times" style="font-size: 13.44px;  font-family: sans-serif;  left: 85.76px;  top: 330.027px;  transform: scale(0.977958, 1);  transform-origin: 0% 0% 0px" dir="ltr">Rural areas of poorer countries are often at a disadvantage in terms of access to all types of services – roads, health facilities, markets, information, clean water. The high cost of providing these services in remote areas has led to new approaches being tried, based on self-help and the private sector rather than traditional government-led solutions. Energy services for household, agriculture and production are no exception. In the case of electricity, which has the potential to improve productivity and provide considerable welfare benefits (lighting, entertainment, etc.) traditional grid extension is no longer seen as the only solution. Decentralised supplies, whether at an individual household levelor at community level, are now an established, cost-effective alternative for the two billion rural people who are currently without access to mains electricity.<ref name="http://practicalaction.org/docs/energy/Rural Electrification.PDF">http://practicalaction.org/docs/energy/Rural Electrification.PDF</ref></div><div data-canvas-width="252.31318085285187" data-font-name="Times" style="font-size: 13.44px;  font-family: sans-serif;  left: 85.76px;  top: 330.027px;  transform: scale(0.977958, 1);  transform-origin: 0% 0% 0px" dir="ltr"></div>
 = Further Information<br/> =
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 *[http://practicalaction.org/?id=csd_decentralised_energy 'Small is beautiful': making decentralised energy a reality] - side event at the Commission for Sustainable Development, 8 May 2006, New York<br/>
 *<span class="orgByline">[http://www.gridnepal.org/micro-hydro-power.html Group for Rural Infrastructure Development Nepal]</span>
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 <references /><br/>
 [[Category:Energy_Access]]

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 <span class="orgByline">Tools for Load Forecast from Ethiopia to be added here.</span>
 [[Category:Hydro]]

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 <span class="orgByline">[http://www.gridnepal.org/micro-hydro-power.html Group for Rural Infrastructure Development Nepal ]
 </span>
 [[Category:Hydro]]