Title: Environmental finance : Financing Solar Power in Senegal
1Environmental finance Financing Solar Power in
Senegal
Environmental Finance financing solar power in
Senegal / INAISE workshop - may 07
2Overview
Financing solar power without subsidizing it
Environmental Finance financing solar power in
Senegal / INAISE workshop - may 07
3Plan
- Parties involved
- Context
- The project
- First results
- Conclusion
Environmental Finance financing solar power in
Senegal / INAISE workshop - may 07
4Parties involved
- UGPM CREC
- SIDI
- Alternatives Energétiques
Environmental Finance financing solar power in
Senegal / INAISE workshop - may 07
5Context (1)
- drought
- locusts
- remoteness (GSM network, power)
- Consequences
- youth unemployment
- depopulation
- high dependency on oil
Environmental Finance financing solar power in
Senegal / INAISE workshop - may 07
6Context (2)
- MuSoG
- Kiirayu Kër Gi
- Good knowledge of peoples needs
Environmental Finance financing solar power in
Senegal / INAISE workshop - may 07
7The Project (1)
- Objectives
- create youth employment
- allow children to study properly
- give villages access to information
communication tools - allow production of water energy
- also lessen danger of fire
- increase food production
- stop the depopulation
Environmental Finance financing solar power in
Senegal / INAISE workshop - may 07
8The Project (2)
- 2 types of power stations
- family power stations
- villages power platforms
Environmental Finance financing solar power in
Senegal / INAISE workshop - may 07
9The Project (3)
- Family stations
- EF 1 4 lights and an electric socket 700
- EF 2 8 lights and an electric socket 1150
- Family expense for energy in ten years about
1000 - Creation of a solar savings
- Families pay 20 cash, and a monthly fee
- They become owners at the end of the last
payment - Economical social impact
Environmental Finance financing solar power in
Senegal / INAISE workshop - may 07
10The Project (4)
- Village platforms
- powered water-pump, light and 1 electric socket
(for battery restock) - powered freezer, light and 1 electric socket
(for battery restock) - in the future millet shelling and grinding
Environmental Finance financing solar power in
Senegal / INAISE workshop - may 07
11The Project (5)
- Village platforms
- powered water-pump, light and 1 electric socket
(for battery restock) - powered freezer, light and 1 electric socket
(for battery restock) - Between 15000 and 25000
- Telecenter attached to each station (about 15
000 in 10y) - The water would be sold 0,01 for 20 liters
(about 20 000 in 10y) - Freezer buying wholesale fish could be as much
as 160 cheaper - TV paying screenings are about to begin
(movies, documentaries, sports)
Environmental Finance financing solar power in
Senegal / INAISE workshop - may 07
12The Project (6)
- The program
- SIDI finances UGPM for 150 000
- UGPM leases solar equipments through MuSoG
- Alternatives Energétiques provides TA, which is
helped through a French subsidies (40 000 for
current phase) - Stations are produced installed by UGPM team
Environmental Finance financing solar power in
Senegal / INAISE workshop - may 07
13First results
- project well accepted
- 2 tested villages platform, and others are being
installed - about 40 family station sold
- light greatly increases the quality of life
childrens work - increase in farming production (fruits
vegetables) thanks to waterpumps - 6 jobs created 4 technicians and 2
telecentre jobs - The technicians are ready to sell the service to
other organisations - economical impact, but also social impact
- but the 20 in cash is too much for many families
Environmental Finance financing solar power in
Senegal / INAISE workshop - may 07
14Conclusion
- the program has just been launched
- a new way of solidarity financing for SIDI
- the outcomes seem very encouraging, however we
still have to tune the project - How can we develop partnerships in Europe to
help creating those types of programs, ie giving
people access to basic services, without
subsidize it but with funding it on a long term ?
Environmental Finance financing solar power in
Senegal / INAISE workshop - may 07