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9 Appendix9.1 Interview: Rural Electrification AgencyGeneral discussion questionsYour organisationCurrent energy situationFigures of people connected to the gridPrivate/local energy sourcesImport of electricity from neighbouring countriesEnergy production in UgandaRatio between production and consumption and blackoutsContract between Uganda and Kenya, regarding power supplyCost for grid connectionPrice per kWH and other costsDevelopment of electrification in general in UgandaRural discussion questionsActions to improve the rural electricity situationCheap and effective alternativesOngoing projects - Time plans and budgetsFinancing - private investors - cooperationMicro financingPayment possibilities in rural areasMeters and readingsPriorities when expandingMaintenanceIllegal connections71
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Seminar series nr 121Finding Potent
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AbstractOver 2 billion people, most
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AcknowledgmentsFirst of all, we wou
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5 Result ..........................
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For the specific case of Uganda, a
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2 Study AreaThe main reason for us
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In the 1960’s Uganda was one of t
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2.1.3 TopographyMost of Uganda is s
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Figure 2.4 The highest volcano in K
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e able to manually write the data,
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Depending on the appearance of the
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o Then the water flows from the for
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Page 42 and 43: The Rural Electrification project t
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