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eBook
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2014,2015
Overview
Rural Africa's low level of electrification is a topic of much discussion. One widely cited estimate is that only fourteen percent of rural households in Sub- Saharan Africa have access to electricity (2012). As a first step to improving access, most governments in the region have developed national electrification strategies. Virtually every one of those strategies recommends a two-track approach to providing greater access to grid-based electrification. Although there is widespread agreement on the need for a two-track approach, most national electrification strategies contain few, if any, details on how the two tracks should be implemented. This guide focuses on the regulatory and policy decisions that African electricity regulators and policy makers must make to create a sustainable decentralized track and how the decentralized track can complement the traditional centralized track.
Publisher
THE WORLD BANK,World Bank,World Bank Publications,The World Bank,Washington, DC: World Bank
Subject
/ Afrika
/ decentralized electrification
/ Distributed generation of electric power
/ Distributed generation of electric power -- Africa
/ off-grid
/ Remote area power supply systems
/ Remote area power supply systems -- Africa
/ Rural electrification -- Africa
/ Rural electrification -- Economic aspects -- Africa
ISBN
1464800936, 9781464800931, 1464801118, 9781464801112
