ENERGY FOR ALL FOR A LOAN OF 3? PER CAPITA

摘要

This presentation will focus on four aspects to implement self financed electrification programmes in developing countries: 1. Financial mechanisms: user owner, micro credit, and 2 years revolving fund Dry cells batteries, candles, kerosene lights used by 400 million non electrified houses cost on average 10? /month /family. Let us direct these funds towards high performance PV solutions. The SHS will be paid in 2 years to a micro credit organization After, it can finance village business development during 28 years. The 30 years loan starting the process needs 3?/capita. 2. High efficiency equipments equipments, especially for village economical development. A new world of energy for the South, autonomous, using D.C. high efficiency equipments is to be developed where nothing exists. The technical barriers are the quality issue, the storage, the D.C. equipments and the motorization. 3 The Laboratory network PV GAP & ETF , 9 brings together laboratories in developing countries for three purposes: quality (certification), training, assistance to electrification programmes and technology transfer. 4. Technology transfer network: Technology transfers allow the local manufacture of a maximum of materials out of PV cells. It will generate other local incomes and employment.