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Report cover with photo of green field and blue sky with text "Adapting Agrivoltaics for Solar Mini-Grids in Haiti"
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Adapting Agrivoltaics for Solar Mini-Grids in Haiti

NREL performed an initial feasibility analysis and stakeholder engagement project to evaluate the potential for agrivoltaics in mini-grid contexts in Haiti.
  • Andrew Bilich, Brittany Staie, James McCall, Alexis Pascaris, Brian Mirletz, Thomas Hickey, Sudha Kannan, Sally Williams, Kai Lepley, Jordan Macknick
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Adapte Agrivòltayik Pou Mini-Rezo Solè Ann Ayiti

Pou adrese tansyon sa a, devlopè solè yo, espesyalis agrikòl yo ak chèchè yo ap egzamine
ansanm yon nouvo solisyon ki rele "agrivòltayik".
  • Andrew Bilich, Brittany Staie, James McCall, Alexis Pascaris, Brian Mirletz, Thomas Hickey, Sudha Kannan, Sally Williams, Kai Lepley, Jordan Macknick
2021_Clean-Energy-Transformation-in-Bangladesh_Cover
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Clean Energy Transformation in Bangladesh

USAID and NREL collaborate in Bangladesh to improve energy access and security and stimulate economic growth through the deployment of advanced energy systems.
  • NREL
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Customer Agreement Considerations for Micro-Grids in Sub-Saharan Africa

Great strides have been made in electrification over the last two decades, however, an estimated 1.1 billion people—roughly 600 million of whom live in Sub-Saharan Africa—still lack access to modern electricity services.
  • Eric Lockhart, Samuel Booth, Ian Baring-Gould
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Tariff Considerations for Micro-Grids in Sub-Saharan Africa

This report discusses of some of the key drivers and considerations that policymakers and decision-makers face when deciding if and how to regulate electricity tariffs for micro-grids.
  • Tim Reber, Sam Booth, Dylan Cutler, Xiangkun Li, James Salasovich