In 2008, when GPOBA was preparing the solar PV systems project for the rural poor in Ghana, the country had a relatively high electricity grid access rate for Sub-Saharan Africa, at 54 percent of the population.1 However, nearly four million people lived in small rural communities, including isolated islands in Volta Lake, that are too remote to reach in a cost-effective manner through extension of the national grid. The most cost-effective option...
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2016/06/01
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简介
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129212
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2018/08/03
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Disclosed
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Improving rural energy access through solar home systems in Ghana
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rural bank