SASTPS/PowerLink-Dashboard-v4

GWE Challenge Demo Dashboard for PowerLink Ghana 2050 Implementation # PowerLink Ghana 2050 Command Center The **PowerLink Ghana 2050 Command Center** is a KPI-driven dashboard prototype for the **Girls With Energy Challenge**. It is designed to show whether the proposed clean-energy system is working technically, financially, safely, and socially. The dashboard is aligned to the project slide titled: **KPI Framework — Measuring What Matters** The dashboard focuses on a realistic **Phase 1 deployment** for the **Tamale–Savelugu Opportunity Corridor** in Northern Ghana. It is not presented as a national rollout. The purpose is to show a credible corridor-scale model that can be measured, improved, and expanded over time. ## Project Focus **Project Name:** PowerLink Ghana 2050 **Team:** TechnoSaints Nexus **Challenge:** Girls With Energy Challenge **Phase 1 Focus Area:** Tamale–Savelugu Opportunity Corridor **System Type:** Solar generation, battery storage, critical-load support, productive-use energy, smart monitoring, and workforce development **Dashboard Purpose:** Measure technical performance and community outcomes together ## Core Message Power generation is the output. Community impact is the outcome. This dashboard measures both. The guiding principle is: > If we cannot measure it, we cannot prove it worked — or improve it. ## Dashboard Screens The dashboard includes the following screens: 1. **Home Dashboard** 2. **Energy & Reliability** 3. **Community Impact** 4. **Economic Development** 5. **Financial Sustainability** 6. **Safety & Security** 7. **Workforce Development** 8. **Map View** 9. **Data Dictionary** 10. **Scenario Comparison** 11. **About the System** ## KPI Framework The dashboard directly matches the six KPI families from the project slide. --- ## 1. Energy & Reliability **Purpose:** Ensure power is available when communities need it. This KPI family measures whether the energy system is dependable, whether the solar and battery systems are performing, and whether critical loads remain availa …