Access to sustainable electricity for rural communities in the island of Santo Antão, Cabo Verde / SESAMER
Project completed for:
EuropeAid
Country:
Cabo Verde
Project start-up:
01-03-2008
Project End Date:
01-12-2012

Financed under the framework of the “ACP-EU Energy Facility” programme and conducted in consortium with local and international partners, the project consisted of the electrification of the community of Monte Trigo in the island Santo Antão. TTA was the technical partner responsible of site assessment and demand study, design and engineering, installation supervision and commissioning; it also included the definition and creation of a services operator. The micro grid was commissioned and has been in operation since February 2012. In February 2014, a generation expansion was completed, which allowed increasing the number of home users connected to the micro-grid.
2-year Operation: 100% RE | 55,6MWh Clean Energy | Reduction of: 16.299L of gasoil & 49Ton CO2 emissions
5-year Operation: 100% RE | 169MWh Solar Electricity | Reduction of: 49.465 L of diesel & 148 Ton of CO2 emissions

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