Project

Solar electrification to rural schools

Madagascar

Photovoltaic solar | Access to energy

Electrification solaire écoles rurales (Madagascar)

The project « Solar Electrification of fifteen schools in rural areas in Madagascar » is the result of a partnership between UNESCO, the international firm PANASONIC and OPEP Foundation.

This project comes within the framework of the International Foundation for Development. It aims at promoting Education by electrifying schools that were not connected to the local power grid. Photovoltaic modules were used as a mean to supply renewable energy for schools to be energy self-sufficient. Computers and modems were also provided and installed in each school in order to provide the pupils and teachers with an internet access.

Project activities

Main company

Enviroearth

Activities

Construction, Support profession, Storage

Type of implantation in the country
Joint-venture
Project Information
Detail of the equipment used

Solar Panels

Installed power (specify unit KW, MW or other)

7.2 kWc

Annual produced energy (specify unit MWh or other)

8 MWh

Grid connection

Off grid

Main fundings

UN funds

Project cost (in euros)

100 000 €

Year of entry into service

2015

Project progress

Contract signed
Work in progress
In operation
Employees mobilized
  • 5

    Locals employees

  • 1

    Employees for the development phase

  • 1

    Employees for the construction phase

  • 1

    Employees for maintenance

Main company

Enviroearth

  • Photovoltaic solar , Thermal Solar , Hydropower
  • Construction , Operation and maintenance
  • International ADEME Club membership
Main non-french partners
  • Madagascar Minister of Education
  • UNESCO
  • OPEP Foundation
  • Panasonic
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