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‎Costs of and Subsidies for Solar Home Systems(SHS)

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Ranisha: /* Further Information */

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Gunnar.wegner: /* Costs of and subsidies for solar home systems in different programmes */

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‎Costs of and subsidies for solar home systems in different programmes

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 = Further Information =
-*[[Solar Home Systems|More about Solar Home Systems]]
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 = References =

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 This page serves to document composition and prices of solar home systems around the world. Please feel free to add your project to this page.
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 Comparison of Costs and [[Subsidies|Subsidies of]] SHS in Different Programmes and Projects:<br/>
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 ! Country / programme
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 | style="text-align: center;  vertical-align: middle" | 310-375
 | style="text-align: center;  vertical-align: middle" | 14-17%
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 The Solar Energy Foundation (Stiftung Solarenergie) has developed a small [[Solar Home Systems|solar-home-system]] (SHS) with a 10 W<sub>p</sub> [[Photovoltaic (PV)|Photovoltaic (PV)]] module for rural electrification in Ethiopia. The basic [http://www.suntransfer.com/index.php?pageID=41 ‘SunTransfer 10’] system developed by the Solar Energy Foundation uses a 10 W<sub>p</sub> SunTransfer PV [[Solar Cells and Modules|module]], and an 18 Ah maintenance-free gel type lead-acid [[Batteries|battery]]. This combination is designed to provide light for a minimum of four hours per day, with the possibility of connecting a radio or music system for short periods as well. The battery is expected to last for five years if used carefully. The PV module and [[Charge Controllers|charge controller]] are expected to last more than 10 years. The current system has up to four light-emitting-diode (LED) [[Lighting Technologies|lamps]], although some earlier units used compact fluorescent lamps. A much brighter LED (80 lumen rather than 25) has recently become available, and this will be used in future systems. The innovative charge controller was designed to allow the systems to be disabled remotely by a local technician, as a last resort if the user does not pay the rental costs. The battery and charge controller are housed in a sealed box, which needs a special tool to open it.<br/>Each SHS costs 3000 ETB (about 167 €, September 2009), including manufacturing and installation, divided approximately:
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 In his diploma thesis "Electricity and Sustainable Development: Impacts of Solar Home Systems in Rural Bangladesh" Michael Blunck shows that the expenditures on a SHS for lighting purposes exceed those on kerosene even over a period of twenty years. The initial installments costs and accumumaltive monthly loan repayments are usually far higher than expenses on kerosene for lamps. The household survey conducted in 2006 revealed that in most cases overall expenses on the SHS would not amortise over a period of twenty years. Households without a SHS would have average accumulative lighting expenditures of 29,040 BDT whereas households with a SHS would have expenditures of 50,670 BDT.
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 This page serves to document composition and prices of solar home systems around the world. Please feel free to add your project to this page.
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 Comparison of Costs and [[Subsidies|Subsidies of]] SHS in Different Programmes and Projects:<br/>
-{| class="wikitable" style="width: 100%"
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 ! Country / programme
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 | EnDev Honduras
 | style="text-align: center;  vertical-align: middle" | 30<br/>
-| style="text-align: center;  vertical-align: middle" | 341
+| style="text-align: center;  vertical-align: middle" | 355
-| style="text-align: center;  vertical-align: middle" | 80
+| style="text-align: center;  vertical-align: middle" |
-| style="text-align: center;  vertical-align: middle" | 168
+| style="text-align: center;  vertical-align: middle" | 82
-| style="text-align: center;  vertical-align: middle" | 60%
+| style="text-align: center;  vertical-align: middle" | 77%
+| [http://endev.info/content/Our_Monitoring EnDev monitoring system], 12/2013
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 | EnDev Bangladesh
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 The Solar Energy Foundation (Stiftung Solarenergie) has developed a small [[Solar Home Systems|solar-home-system]] (SHS) with a 10 W<sub>p</sub> [[Photovoltaic (PV)|Photovoltaic (PV)]] module for rural electrification in Ethiopia. The basic [http://www.suntransfer.com/index.php?pageID=41 ‘SunTransfer 10’] system developed by the Solar Energy Foundation uses a 10 W<sub>p</sub> SunTransfer PV [[Solar Cells and Modules|module]], and an 18 Ah maintenance-free gel type lead-acid [[Batteries|battery]]. This combination is designed to provide light for a minimum of four hours per day, with the possibility of connecting a radio or music system for short periods as well. The battery is expected to last for five years if used carefully. The PV module and [[Charge Controllers|charge controller]] are expected to last more than 10 years. The current system has up to four light-emitting-diode (LED) [[Lighting Technologies|lamps]], although some earlier units used compact fluorescent lamps. A much brighter LED (80 lumen rather than 25) has recently become available, and this will be used in future systems. The innovative charge controller was designed to allow the systems to be disabled remotely by a local technician, as a last resort if the user does not pay the rental costs. The battery and charge controller are housed in a sealed box, which needs a special tool to open it.<br/>Each SHS costs 3000 ETB (about 167 €, September 2009), including manufacturing and installation, divided approximately:
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 ! 10 W<sub>p</sub> PV module<br/>

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 ! Country / programme
 ! Model<br/>
-! Panel size [Wp]<br/>
+! Panel size [Wp]
-! Investment costs [EUR]<br/>
+! Investment<br/>[EUR]
-! Installation costs [EUR]
+! Installation<br/>[EUR]
 ! Customer price [EUR]
 ! Share of direct subsidies
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+! Source and date of information
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 | EnDev Nicaragua
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+| [http://endev.info/content/Our_Monitoring EnDev monitoring system], 12/2013
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 | [http://endev.info/content/Honduras EnDev Honduras]
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+| EnDev monitoring system, 12/2013
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 | EnDev Honduras