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Renewable energy case studies
3pm, July 30th, 2015
The World Bank has compiled a list of case studies showcasing the best practices and lessons learned from implementing renewable energy systems around the world.
The case studies are divided into:
- Grid-connected renewable energy systems,
- Mini-grid renewable energy systems, and
- Stand alone renewable energy systems.
Grid-connected renewable energy systems
- China renewable energy: a programmatic approach
- Sri Lanka: renewable energy program
- Thailand: small power producer program
- Uganda energy for rural transformation program
- Mexico: large scale renewable energy development project
- Turkey renewable energy project
- Germany’s pricing law
Mini-grid renewable energy systems
- Sri Lanka RE program: village hydro
- China: capacity building for the rapid commercialization of renewable energy
- The Philippines: biomass gasifier–based community productive uses
- Mexico: renewable energy for agriculture
- Peru: solar / diesel hybrid RAPS system
- Thailand: mini-grid rural electrification
- Chile: rural electricity subsidies and the private sector
Stand alone renewable energy systems
- Nepal: biogas support program
- Sri Lanka RE program: solar PV
- India: consumer credit program for PV
- China renewable energy development -solar PV
- Bangladesh: solar home program on credit sales
- SELCO: credit sale model
- PVMTI: IFC / GEF PV program
- Argentine off-grid electrification concessionaire
- Bolivia: decentralized energy for rural transformation program
- Nicaragua off-grid rural electrification project
- Soluz: fee-for-service model
- Uganda energy for rural transformation program
- Senegal: diffusion of energy services in rural areas
View the full list of case studies.
Institutions Involved
- The World Bank
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