Mauritius - a sustainable island - Ea Energianalyse

that are awaiting the finalization of the tariffs and are ready to participate in this new market in
Mauritius.
From a practical perspective, the CEB (Central Electricity Board) is ready for technical
implementation and will have a very close follow-up on actual installations.
Literature
1. Evaluation of different feed-in tariff design options – Best practice paper for the International Feed-In
Cooperation 2nd edition, update by October 2008. A research project funded by the Ministry for the
Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety (BMU). Authors: Arne Klein, Benjamin Pfluger,
Anne Held, Mario Ragwitz (Fraunhofer ISI), Gustav Resch, Thomas Faber (EEG).
2. Ea Energy Analyses (2010): Development of Feed-In Tariffs and Incentive Schemes for Small-Scale
Distributed Generators in Mauritius. Copenhagen.
3. Ogyar B. and P.G. Vidal (2009): Cost determination of the electro-mechanical equipment of a small hydro
power plant. Renewable Energy 34 (2009) 6-13.
4. Lawaetz (2009): Minivindmøllers Elproduktion, Henrik Lawaetz, Risø, Feb. 2009.
5. Mithraratne (2009): Roof-top wind turbines for microgeneration in urban houses in New Zealand, Nalanie
Mithraratne, Landcare Reseach, New Zealand, March 2009.
6. Encraft (2009): The Warwick Wind Trails, Encraft 2009.
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