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1Joint workshop Meta PV - IEA PVPS Task 14Joint workshop Meta PV - IEA PVPS Task 142013/04/09  /  IEA Task 14
224_Metamorphosis of Power Distribution24_Metamorphosis of Power Distribution2013/04/09Karel de Brabandere  /  IEA PVPS Task 14
325_High-Penetration PV: Experiences in Germany and technical solutions 25_High-Penetration PV: Experiences in Germany and technical solutions 2013/04/09Martin Volkmar  /  IEA PVPS Task 14
421 High Penetration Projects in the USA21 High Penetration Projects in the USA2013/04/09Barry Mather  /  IEA PVPS Task 14
522 Country Report Germany 22 Country Report Germany 2013/04/09Thomas Stetz  /  IEA PVPS Task 14
623_Connecting the Sun_EPIA23_Connecting the Sun_EPIA2013/04/09Manoel Rekinger  /  IEA PVPS Task 14
713_Smart Community Activities in NEDO13_Smart Community Activities in NEDO2013/04/09Satoshi Morozumi  /  IEA PVPS Task 14
814_Analysis and Forecast of PV power Variation 14_Analysis and Forecast of PV power Variation 2013/04/09yoshihiko Wazawa  /  IEA PVPS 2014
915 Japan's Challenge for a Standardiszation of Inverter Technology15 Japan's Challenge for a Standardiszation of Inverter Technology2013/04/09Tadahiro Goda  /  IEA PVPS Task 14
1012 Trend of Energy Policy in Japan12 Trend of Energy Policy in Japan2013/04/09Kazuhiko Ogimoto  /  IEA PVPS Task 14
1111_Current PV Status and prospects in Japan11_Current PV Status and prospects in Japan2013/04/09Izumi Kaizuka  /  IEA PVPS Task 14
1201 Stefan Nowak IEA PVPS01 Stefan Nowak IEA PVPS2012/11/06Stefan Nowak  /  IEA PVPS
1300 Agenda00 Agenda2012/11/06  /  IEA PVPS
1402 Zhao Yuwen China PV Society02 Zhao Yuwen China PV Society2012/11/06Zhao Yuwen  /  IEA PVPS
1503 Izumi KAIZUKA Trends Report03 Izumi KAIZUKA Trends Report2012/11/06Izumi KAIZUKA  /  IEA PVPS

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Title:Survey of stand-alone photovoltaic programmes and applications in developing countries
Issue date:2000/05/01
Description:This paper details the key findings of a survey of PV programmes and applications in 21 developing countries undertaken as part of IEA PVPS Task 3: Stand-alone and Island Applications of Photovoltaic Power Systems. The paper presents demographic and geographic data for each of the countries in the survey, including literacy rates, poverty levels - as given by the population on an income of less than 1 USD per day - and GDP per capita. Data on the status of national electricity generating capacity and electricity production was collected and summarised, as well as data on the population in each country without access to electricity services. Data on PV programmes and markets were also collected and summarized. All of the countries included in the survey had some experience with stand-alone photovoltaic power systems. For many of the countries, this was largely for social, health or educational applications, often funded by international agencies and installed as demonstration or pilot programmes. Most of the countries had plans with regard to the electrification of rural areas. A number of countries had policies and targets for rural electrification that explicitly included reference to the use of PV and/or other renewable energy sources. A summary of existing programmes on rural electrification and PV and the status of import duties and tariffs in the surveyed countries is given in the main report. One of the common features among the survey countries was the lack of finance available for the purchase of PV systems, either through cash sales or through affordable credit. This was especially problematic in rural areas, where the population was often reliant upon subsistence agriculture and informal employment. As this demographic group represented the largest market for stand-alone photovoltaic power systems, the problem of finance needs to be addressed in order to develop the potential market.
Creator / Publisher:J.R. Bates  /  IEA PVPS
Copyright:IEA PVPS
Filesize:54 Kilobyte
Filetype:pdf
Category:Paper
Conference
2000
Task 3
Public
Link:  
pap3_001_task 3_May_2000.pdf