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solar, are ideal for meeting Africa’s electrical power needs

The current energy mix in Africa is based mostly on burning coal, oil, and traditional biomass (wood, charcoal, dry dung fuel). This reflects the energy resources of the continent, but also the use of technologies of the past. While this energy mix is comparatively cheap, it is insufficient to meet current needs, and negative effects on the environment are left unaddressed.

The right energy mix will allow Africa to develop rapidly while respecting the emission levels required under the 2015 Paris Agreement. Prices for renewable energy have fallen substantially in the past few years, especially for solar power, whose cost decreased 77 percent between 2010 and 2018. African governments can generate significant revenue by reducing the inefficiency caused by fossil fuel subsidies, African governments can potentially mobilize more of their domestic resources to cover the initial capital costs of renewable energy.

Tunisia
Southern Tunisia is the ideal location for solar energy generation and has an average solar radiation potential of 1800-2600 m2 per year. The country has a target of generating 30% of its electricity from renewable energy sources by 2030 and solar energy plays an important role in this plan.
Algeria
Algeria has excellent solar resources of over 2,000 kWh/m2/yr direct sunlight. Ministry is targeting the installation of 22 GW of renewable energy by 2030, of which 4.5 GW would be connected by 2020.
Egypt
Egypt lies within the Sun Belt area, where DNI ranges between 2,000 kWh/m2/yr in the north and 3,200 kWh/m2/yr in the south.
Conclusion
India needs to explore more avenues to advance its engagement with the African region. Amid the global turn towards sustainable and green solutions to combat and mitigate climate change impacts, India and Africa can consider partnering on emerging related issues, particularly energy security.

Professional PV engineering shouldn't cost more than the project margin

IST PVSolar Simulator puts bankable solar design and simulation in a web browser, at a cost that small EPCs and independent engineers in Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Nepal and Pakistan can actually afford. It brings together yield simulation, electrical design, SLD, BOQ, quotation and a P90 bankability report in one cloud platform.
For years, serious PV engineering has meant expensive desktop licences tied to one machine, separate tools for layout, shading and finance, and weeks of training before a new engineer is productive. Large firms absorb that cost. A 5-person rooftop EPC in Dhaka, Colombo, Kathmandu or Lahore usually cannot — and ends up quoting from spreadsheets and rules of thumb.
IST PVSolar Simulator was built to close that gap: the same engineering depth lenders expect, delivered as an affordable cloud service.

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We are appointing local partners across the region. Pakistan and Bangladesh are open for Country Master Sellers, who lead the national seller network and key accounts. In Sri Lanka and Nepal, and in all four countries, we welcome Professional Sellers, Training Partners and EPC Partners. To start, visit istpvsolarsimulator.com and request a live demo. We will show you a complete project from site assessment to P90 bankability report, at the local-currency price listed above.
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