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Nigeria Case Study: Financing Instruments for the Mini-Grid Market

This GET.transform case study illustrates Nigeria’s successful approach to establishing large-scale mini-grid programmes. One of the success factors in Nigeria is the development of strong financing instruments, on top of a series of power sector reforms and regulations in place for the development of mini-grids. Nigeria uses both performance based grants and minimum subsidy tenders, with result-based financing (RBF) instruments used under both the Nigeria Electrification Project (NEP) and the Rural Electrification Fund (REF), to guarantee consistency in reimbursement of developers’ costs.

2021
Instrument: GET.transform
Region: Africa
Country: Nigeria
Topic: Energy Access, Regulation
Market segment: Off-Grid

Nigeria Case Study: Financing Instruments for the Mini-Grid Market

This GET.transform case study illustrates Nigeria’s successful approach to establishing large-scale mini-grid programmes. One of the success factors in Nigeria is the development of strong financing instruments, on top of a series of power sector reforms and regulations in place for the development of mini-grids. Nigeria uses both performance based grants and minimum subsidy tenders, with result-based financing (RBF) instruments used under both the Nigeria Electrification Project (NEP) and the Rural Electrification Fund (REF), to guarantee consistency in reimbursement of developers’ costs.

2021
Instrument: GET.transform
Region: Africa
Country: Nigeria
Topic: Energy Access, Regulation
Market segment: Off-Grid
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A Renewable Energy Mini-Grid Technical Assistance Guide

Building on 15 years of support in mini-grid development, GET.transform on behalf of GIZ developed new guidance on creating effective frameworks for renewable energy mini-grid deployment. The report describes the kind of technical assistance (TA) needed to kickstart a mini-grid market and illustrates essential findings leading the way towards a new understanding of the role and aim of mini-grid technical assistance (TA).

A Renewable Energy Mini-Grid Technical Assistance Guide

Building on 15 years of support in mini-grid development, GET.transform on behalf of GIZ developed new guidance on creating effective frameworks for renewable energy mini-grid deployment. The report describes the kind of technical assistance (TA) needed to kickstart a mini-grid market and illustrates essential findings leading the way towards a new understanding of the role and aim of mini-grid technical assistance (TA).

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Uganda Case Study: A Bundled Approach to Mini-Grid Tendering

This GET.transform case study describes the development of the mini-grid framework in Uganda. The framework is particularly interesting because it integrates several of the main building blocks of mini-grid development, such as planning, financing, licensing and procurement, under a single process and facilitates multi-site development.

2020
Instrument: GET.transform
Region: Africa
Country: Uganda
Topic: Energy Access, Regulation
Market segment: Off-Grid

Uganda Case Study: A Bundled Approach to Mini-Grid Tendering

This GET.transform case study describes the development of the mini-grid framework in Uganda. The framework is particularly interesting because it integrates several of the main building blocks of mini-grid development, such as planning, financing, licensing and procurement, under a single process and facilitates multi-site development.

2020
Instrument: GET.transform
Region: Africa
Country: Uganda
Topic: Energy Access, Regulation
Market segment: Off-Grid
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Sierra Leone Case Study: A Cost-Reflective Mini-Grid Tariff Framework

Through the split asset mini-grid model, Sierra Leone was among the first countries in Sub-Saharan Africa to initiate a close collaboration between the public sector, private mini-grid investors and international organisations for the large-scale deployment of mini-grids. In this case study, GET.transform explores the success factors of Sierra Leone’s mini-grid framework.

2021
Instrument: GET.transform
Region: Africa
Country: Sierra Leone
Topic: Energy Access, Regulation
Market segment: Off-Grid

Sierra Leone Case Study: A Cost-Reflective Mini-Grid Tariff Framework

Through the split asset mini-grid model, Sierra Leone was among the first countries in Sub-Saharan Africa to initiate a close collaboration between the public sector, private mini-grid investors and international organisations for the large-scale deployment of mini-grids. In this case study, GET.transform explores the success factors of Sierra Leone’s mini-grid framework.

2021
Instrument: GET.transform
Region: Africa
Country: Sierra Leone
Topic: Energy Access, Regulation
Market segment: Off-Grid
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Ethiopia Case Study: Integrating Off-grid Technologies into Electrification Planning

This GET.transform case study describes the rural electrification framework in Ethiopia. Recognising that the success of off-grid electrification rests upon solid planning, the Government of Ethiopia developed an updated version of its National Electrification Program (NEP 2.0) in 2019. Ethiopia uses a digitalised master planning approach with numerous tools and cross-checks to designate the most suitable access technology per community throughout the country. The strength of the master plan lies in the combination of a geospatial mapping with cross-referenced and digitised baseline data.

2021
Instrument: GET.transform
Region: Africa
Country: Ethiopia 
Topic: Energy Access, Digitalisation, Regulation
Market segment: Off-Grid

Ethiopia Case Study: Integrating Off-grid Technologies into Electrification Planning

This GET.transform case study describes the rural electrification framework in Ethiopia. Recognising that the success of off-grid electrification rests upon solid planning, the Government of Ethiopia developed an updated version of its National Electrification Program (NEP 2.0) in 2019. Ethiopia uses a digitalised master planning approach with numerous tools and cross-checks to designate the most suitable access technology per community throughout the country. The strength of the master plan lies in the combination of a geospatial mapping with cross-referenced and digitised baseline data.

2021
Instrument: GET.transform
Region: Africa
Country: Ethiopia 
Topic: Energy Access, Digitalisation, Regulation
Market segment: Off-Grid
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