Titlebook: Rural Electrification Through Decentralised Off-grid Systems in Developing Countries; Subhes Bhattacharyya Book 2013 Springer-Verlag Londo

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Rural Electrification Experience from South-East Asia and South Americagions have successfully enhanced electricity access and many countries of these regions have achieved near universal electrification. The experience from these regions and the contrasting approaches adopted by them are highlighted through a selected set of country case studies from both the regions.

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Participatory Business Models for Off-Grid Electrificationisms. Since off-grid electricity implementation is ipso facto decentralized, many have been able to experiment with different business models for implementation. This chapter examines various business models in rural electrification with a focus on off-grid models using clean sources of energy. The

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Financing Electrification and Off-Grid Electricity Access Systemsterature on the subject and tries to find answers to issues like whether the funding has been adequate, whether sufficient funding for the future is likely to be available, whether states should take the lead or leave it to the private sector and so on. It also looks at the innovative approaches use

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Regulatory Governance of Off-Grid Electrificationcularly the case where, as with rural off-grid electricity, the service context is defined as small scale and local, and is likely to be characterised by significant deficits in infrastructure, resources, and institutions. The challenge then is to construct an institutional framework that can provid

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Regulatory Issues Related to Off-Grid Electricity Accesss to find out where regulation can be used and what type of regulation is appropriate. The chapter considers different types of delivery options and tries to map service functions and regulatory options. It also discusses some regulatory challenges and issues.

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Young People‘s Views of Government, Peaceful Coexistence, and Diversity in Five Latin American CountIEA International Ci

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