Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
The Agreement Will Provide Support to Government Agencies to Conduct Rural Electrification Planning and Regulation; to Complete Technical, Financial, and Feasibility Studies; to Help Identify Appropriate Designs for Electricity Sources (i.e. Mini-grids And/or Solar Home Systems); and to Establish Electric Cooperatives and Train Their Members and Staff in Business Development and Operations. the Studies, Plans, and Recommendations Produced by the Project Will Inform Government Agencies’ and Cooperatives’ Selection and Use of Appropriate Electric Technology Over the Next Ten Years, Although the Project Will Not Fund Purchase of Such Technology Directly.
Committed
$1.2 Million
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