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Renewable Energy in Africa: Prospects and Limits
Renewable Energy in africa : Prospects and Limits Republic of Senegal United Nations Renewable Energy DEVELOPMENT. Prepared by Stephen Karekezi Director, African Energy Policy Research Network (AFREPREN). and Waeni Kithyoma, AFREPREN. for The Workshop for African Energy Experts on Operationalizing the NEPAD. Energy Initiative Operationalizing the NEPAD Energy Initiative 2- 4 June, 2003. Novotel, Dakar, Senegal ii Table of Contents Executive Summary Introduction Status of the Energy sector Current contribution of Renewable Energy to the Energy Sector Status and Prospects of Renewables in africa Large Scale Renewable Energy Technologies Small Scale Renewable Energy Technologies Barriers to the adoption of RETs in africa Policy and legal barriers Technical barriers Financial barriers Overcoming the barriers to the adoption of Renewables in africa Policy and legal frameworks Appropriate technology, technology transfer and building local capacity Innovative Financing Mechanisms The Clean Development Mechanism Opportunities for africa The Way Forward Renewables in the NEPAD Energy Initiative References Acknowledgements: The authors would like to thank the following individuals at the AFREPREN Secretariat for their valuable inputs into the compilation of this paper.
Zimbabwe Zambia Lesotho Botswana South Africa Country System Losses (%) Nominal Target Source: Karekezi and Kimani, 2002. 1.3 Fossil Fuels: Total oil production in 1997 stood at 8.1 million barrels per day mainly from West and North Africa. The total oil consumption was however 2 million barrels per day but is expected to double by the year 2010.
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