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Powering Humanitarian Facilities: Dialogue on Implementation Models - This webinar will shed light on the different models for powering humanitarian facilities with renewable energy. Two case studies will highlight how renewable energy is used to power a humanitarian hub managed by IOM in South Sudan, and focus on the challenges and lessons learnt from ICRC’s net metering program in Pakistan. UNDP will then share their approach to building local capacity when implementing solar solutions for humanitarian facilities.Read more... Thursday 23 Jan at 10:30 a.m. CET, (Registration link)
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Large and Small RE Projects
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Large and Small RE Projects
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Is bigger always best in renewable energy?
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Renewable Energy
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Worldwide
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Economies of scales have their limits, and it depends more on who will own the power stations: Experiences from the USA.
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