Community-based PV mini-grid Management in Indonesia: What We Have Learned So Far?

Event: Virtual Asia Clean Energy Forum 2020

Community-based PV mini-grid Management in Indonesia: What We Have Learned So Far?

17 June 2020
Author / Speaker: 
Dedy Haning, Hivos - MENTARI - Other materials by the author

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This presentation drew lessons learned from Indonesia’s experience of several ministers in electrifying remote and secluded communities through Photovoltaic technology. The Indonesian PV off-grid has gained a remarkable achievement in slightly over 600 villages, connecting around 75,000 houses, created employment opportunities and offsetting 2,610 tons CO2 per year through kerosene avoidance. From a technical aspect, this program went through at least three generations of the battery system. This presentation focused on learning from challenges on sustaining this program with a central focus on community management aspects and suggests improvements for sustaining the services and improving future programming.

Geographical Focus: 
Indonesia
Type of Content: 
Learning Event

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