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The way ahead 34 MEDIA MANUAL | The Way Ahead Solar panels atop the Panchayat Bhavan, Dharnai Revenue Village © VIVEK M/greenpeace
What are your plans once the micro-grid is established? Dharnai micro-grid is one of the biggest demonstrations of solution work by Greenpeace, and at the end of the project Greenpeace aims to develop an iconic and exemplary DRES model. Greenpeace will use this model to get the government to announce policy measures and a separate legislative policy framework for distributed electricity delivery system by showcasing successful on-ground feasibility and viability. Thus, securing and enhancing investment in DRES. We will use this model to campaign and convince the government to replicate the model at a wider scale in Bihar. Greenpeace will prod the government to establish a pathway to replicate the model. The success and impact of the Dharnai model will support and enhance investment in DRE systems. This will be through campaigning for investment in favour of this alternate and sustainable model of growth. It will also be used to enable Bihar’s proposal for climate finance under the NAMA proposal in favour of similar projects. We will continue to raise awareness amongst villages in Bihar so that they can also demand an energy revolution akin to Dharnai. How is it a replicable model? The way the micro-grid has been designed, be connected to a smart-grid anytime. it can be put up anywhere within three months without massive land and other The Dharnai model is based on Greenpeace’s E (r) cluster report. It is a resources. All that is required is policy modular system that uses standard components and hence is easy to support and government will to execute it. replicate across wide areas with varying geographic characteristics. The tariffs and operation and maintenance are all in consultation and agreement with However, detailed resource assessment, cost evaluation, demand the residents, making it an inclusive model. profile forecast and power system simulations are required to see if a Moreover, it is grid-interactive and hence can particular micro-grid design is viable in a specific location. xxxi Solar panels installed on the Kisan Training Centre In Dharnai Revenue Village © ravi sahani/greenpeace MEDIA MANUAL | The Way Ahead 35
Page 1 and 2: © VIVEK M/greenpeace Dharnai live
Page 3 and 4: Introduction Decentralised Renewabl
Page 5 and 6: What is Greenpeace doing in Bihar?
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Page 9 and 10: With higher costs, why do you think
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Page 13 and 14: A solar powered street lamp at the
Page 15 and 16: Even today, 82% of Bihar’s popula
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