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Energy Insight: Business model innovations for utility and mini-grid integration: Insights from the Utilities 2.0 initiative in Uganda

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environment and energy

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paper
Créateur:
MahShiTicPhi
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Zenodo
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The historical context from which many African utilities have emerged has left a challenging legacy regarding the provision of energy service delivery to all. As rural electrification receives growing attention, a wave of decentralised renewable energy (DRE) technologies and business models are changing the energy service delivery landscape. This Energy Insight focuses specifically on the opportunities for distribution utilities and mini-grid developers to collaborate.

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