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SUSTAINABLE ENERGY REGULATION AND POLICYMAKING TRAINING MANUAL page iv LEARNING RESOURCES Key points covered Answers to review questions Exercises Presentation/suggested discussion topics Relevant case studies REFERENCES INTERNET RESOURCES GLOSSARY/DEFINITION OF KEY CONCEPTS 10.47 10.47 10.48 10.49 10.49 10.49 10.50 10.51 10.53 10. ANNEX 1 – DETAILS OF THE MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOALS 10.55 11. ANNEX 2 – PLANNING FOR RURAL ELECTRIFICATION 10.59 Introduction Objectives for electrification Rural electrification criteria Conclusion References 10.59 10.59 10.61 10.67 10.67 CASE STUDY 1. Ghana: East Mamprusi Solar Project (RESPRO) 10.69 CASE STUDY 2. Ghana Wind Energy Project 10.75 CASE STUDY 3. Zambia PV energy service companies 10.81 CASE STUDY 4. Brazil’s rural electrification programmes 10.89 PowerPoint presentation: ENERGY REGULATION – Module 10: Increasing access to energy services in rural areas 10.95
MODULE 10: INCREASING ACCESS TO ENERGY SERVICES IN RURAL AREAS page 10.1 1. MODULE OBJECTIVES 1.1. Module overview The main themes described in this module are as follows: • Introduction to the issue of access to energy services in rural areas. • The Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) and their links to energy: examining the importance of energy to the completion of the MDGs and the role of development agencies and their policies. • Policy options for increasing access to energy services in rural areas: looking at the basic energy needs in rural areas and examining the issues associated with increasing energy access and examining the policy instruments for improving energy services in rural areas, including the role of intermediation, the role of subsidies and pricing. • Business models and private sector participation for increasing access to energy in rural areas are examined including market based models, control and command model, private company participation and subsidies. • Case studies from Bangladesh, Brazil, China, Dominican Republic, Indonesia and Morocco are presented. 1.2. Module aims This module aims to do the following: • To introduce the issue of energy access in rural areas and the importance of energy for the achievement of the MDGs. • To outline the basic energy needs in rural areas and some of the barriers preventing increased energy access to rural populations. • To provide some examples of policy instruments for improving energy services in rural areas. • To outline business models and private sector participation schemes for increasing access to energy in rural areas. 1.3. Module learning outcomes This module attempts to achieve the following learning outcomes: • To be able to show the links between rural development and energy access and progress towards achievement of the MDGs.
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