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The document discusses sustainable development and financing renewable energy projects. It describes how many parts of the world have experienced economic growth but at the cost of environmental balance due to overusing fossil fuels. The COP21 objective is to limit global warming by switching energy sources from fossil fuels to renewables like solar power. As an example, the document summarizes the installation of Rwanda's first utility-scale solar field in 2015 that boosted grid capacity by 6% and will produce 8.5 MW of power. The $23.7 million project was completed in 12 months using a "blended finance" model with public and private funding.
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- 3. SOLAR POWER • It is a renewable energy in the form of solar radiaWon used to produce electricity. It exist in abundance in our environment. • It is a clean energy which does not produce CO2 and it lessens our dependence on fossil fuels • Its price has been decreasing over the years and it is projected that in 2020 solar power will be as cheap as our current electricity cost financing for development course-‐ dec 15 3
- 4. RWANDA’S 1ST UTILITY SOLAR FIELD • Gigawa_ global has installed the 1st uWlity scale solar field in Rwanda in feb 2015 h_p://cleantechnica.com/2015/02/09/1st-‐uWlity-‐scale-‐solar-‐energy-‐ project-‐east-‐africa-‐now-‐online-‐rwandas-‐total-‐grid-‐capacity-‐surges-‐6/) • It will boost Rwanda total electricity grid capacity by 6% at a cost of 2.79 c per wa_ • It will produce 8.5 MW, connecWng 15,000 homes and creaWng 350 local jobs • At the same Wme it allows the country to address numerous SDGs targets by using clean energy, promote gender equality via women employment, improve educaWon by allowing night studies using solar lamps… financing for development course-‐ dec 15 4
- 5. BLENDED FINANCE MODEL • The 23.7 millions USD project was completed in 12 months in a landlocked country! • It used “ blended finance” which is a mix of public sector social returns objecWves with private sector financial return objecWves • Although the main funder was Africa clean energy finance program via OPIC, a wide range of other actors financed the project • The model could be duplicated many Wmes as Gigawa_ global plans to develop 1000 MW solar energy in Africa by 2020 • Corporates companies like Google are also switching to sustainable energies using financially sustainable models h_p://www.google.rw/green/energy/ financing for development course-‐ dec 15 5