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Can a minigrid metering project be installed in Ghana?

Elsewhere on pv magazine... Ghana’s Ministry of Energy is now welcoming applications for the design, supply and installation of 35 minigrid and solar PV net-metering projects to be located at a range of island and lakeside communities in the west African country.

How much does it cost to build a minigrid?

There will be six minigrids for 12 communities in Bono East, requiring $120,000 (€113,900) as the bid security, as well as seven minigrids for seven communities in central and east Gonja in the Savannah Region, for $75,000. There will also be seven minigrids for nine communities in Krachi East, West and Nchumuru districts in Oti, at $85,000.

Who financed the Ghana mini grid & solar PV net metering project?

The Ghana Mini Grid and Solar PV Net Metering Project (SREP) is financed by the AfDB, the World Bank’s Climate Investment Fund (CIF), and the Swiss government’s State Secretariat for Economic Affairs. The grant funding is designed to “apply part of the proceeds towards payments under the contracts,” the tender stated.

How do I apply for GHS in Ghana?

Eligible bidders can find further information and inspect bidding documents at the office of the projectGHS coordinator, located at Ghana’s Ministry of Energy Accra building, upon payment of $250 for foreign bidders, or GHS 2,500 ($215) for local bidders. The deadline for applications, which must be sent via mail, is Nov. 23, 2023.