Microgrid project Niger

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5 FAQs about [Microgrid project Niger]

Is Niger ready for a mini-grid?

In January 2019, with support from USAID and Power Africa, ANPER launched a nationwide feasibility study on mini-grid development, bringing Niger one step closer to its universal energy access goal.

What is the Niger mini-grid feasibility study?

“The Niger Mini-Grid Feasibility Study is an innovative approach to project development that gives a unique opportunity to foster strong ties between American mini-grid developers and the Government of Niger, through ANPER.” said ANPER’s Director General, Salouhou Hamidine.

What is a microgrid project?

The project will investigate, develop and demonstrate the operation, control, protection, safety and telecommunication infrastructure of MicroGrids and will determine and quantify their economic benefits. Operation and Control concepts in both stand-alone and interconnected mode on Laboratory MicroGrids will be demonstrated.

How were mini-grid sites selected?

Mini-grid sites were selected based on private sector interest by American Towers (formerly Eaton Towers), a telecommunications firm and “anchor customer” interested in reducing reliance on diesel generators and contributing to community energy access.

Why did anper develop a solar mini-grid?

ANPER realized that solar mini-grids offer a cost-effective, fast pathway to delivering first-time energy access to 1,000 rural villages. ANPER also knew that the country needed a robust feasibility study to attract international mini-grid developers and private sector investment.

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