5. Expenditures in energy are
small and variable across
different households and
times of the year
Electricity is an aspiration
and a need
6.
7. Levels of Access to electricity:
National: 27.08% Rural: 14.89%
Mobile phone penetration: 57% *
Expenditures in lighting (kerosene, batteries
and piles):
$6 a $10 per household
(5% of hh income) **
*Rapport 2010 de mise en œuvre du Cadre Stratégique pour la Croissance
et la Réduction de la Pauvreté (CSCRP) 2007-2011
** Millennium Village Project Survey (2010) 296 hh/ SharedSolar Survey
(160 hh)
Example: MALI
9. Photograph Credits: Jose Barnuevo
Potou cluster,
SENEGAL, first
Electricity for
social
institutions
Stand-
alone
technolog
ies
mini-grids
Local Level Planning
and Priorities
Grid
extension
10. Decision-making thru data (WB Report)
Local Priorities and
Constraints
oll-out plans and timelines
with
costing
Rural and
national
linked
11. 100m or 300 ft
Uganda
Conection to
national grid
12. What is SharedSolar?
• It’s a SMART renewable energy micro-
grid
•Platform that allows aggregation of
services and infrastructure via Smart meters
Features
•Pre-paid electricity via mobile pone and
local data network
•Control and monitoring of electricity
production and demand
•Investments based on demand are
competitive, verifiable and gradual
Pre-paid scratch card
Terminal wifi
32. Dólaresporconexión
(USD)
Total investment per connection
System equivalent 70Wp with storage of 500Wh/day.
Lifecycle of over 12 years
Approx. 80 USD/year/connection
0
200
400
600
800
1000
1200
1400
1600
1800
2000
SharedSolar
v3.0
SharedSolar
v2.0
SharedSolar
v1.0
Medidores intelligentes Instalaciones interiores
Red eléctrica Resto de sistema
Produccion Electrica
33.
34. SC-20
DIN mounted meter
wired LAN
Low used base
Centralised metering
Trinity
10x channel IP65 Case
wired LAN
High client density
Centralised metering
Glen Canyon
WIFI and 3G options
End of the line metering
35. GSM BTS
Wifi router
Plug computer
Ethernet (RJ45)
Mobile device
Meter
Wifi (IEEE 802.11)
range 100m
2G/3G
SMS/SMPP
Ethernet (RJ45)
GSM modem USB serial
36. airGrid antenas
airMax sector antena
Base station
(Internet Service Provider)
Wifi router
Plug computer
Ethernet (RJ45)
Ethernet (RJ45)
Mobile device
Meters
Wifi (IEEE 802.11)
range 100m
AirMax 2.4Ghz*
range up to 30km
*AirMAX is a proprietary Wi-Fi protocol with Time
Division Multiple Access (TDMA) that
allows each client to send and receive data
using pre-designated time slots managed
by an intelligent AP controller. This “time
slot” method eliminates hidden node
collisions and maximises airtime efficiency
ADSL wired connection
Ethernet (RJ45)
Wifi (IEEE 802.11)
range 100m
38. Gateway (access point)
Household with meter
Electric distribution grid
Typical 200m
Line of sight 1000m*
802.11 n wireless mesh network
Gateway
(Access
point)
Wide Area
Network
Glen Canyon meters
with wifi mesh network
Utilty
Neighbourhood Area
Network
Cloud Applications3G/Airmax/Wimax
Data connectivty
39. IP enabled meter
(WIFI, ethernet, GSM)NAN
WAN
Cloud and
Hybrid Cloud
Applications
Data 128-bit AES encrypted and
carried using IPV4/IPV6 Internet
protocol3 trough 3G/GPRS,
Ethernet, WiMAX
Register Billing API, Automatic Meter Reading,
Power Outage Reporting, Analytics, Administration
and Provisioning, Remote Connect and
Disconnect (load shedding), Utility Branded
Consumer Portal, Mobile Field Deployment,
Prepayment
Data structure
40. www.sharedsolar.org
SharedSolar Development Team: Edwin Atkins, Matt Basinger,
Michael Benedict, Matt Berg, Eric Brewer, Jonathan Carbajal,
Harrison Chiu, Justin Elszasz, Kate Kennedy Freeman, Renaud
Gaudin, Emilio Jiménez, Levi Kingery, Yancheng Li, Achintya
Madduri, Scott McNeil, Rajesh Menon, Chris Natali, Javier Rosa,
FS Rodriguez Sanchez, John Sarik, Daniel Soto, Ivan Willig,
Groundlabs,
Associated reasearchers: Mark Johnston, Andrew Marder, Alex
Dorey, Prabhas Pokharel, Kate Freeman, Shaky Sherpa
ADVISORY BOARD: Jay Dobson, Jill Watz, A. Morton, Vic
Khaitan, Vijay Modi
Connectivity: Ericsson, Airtel and Malitel
Hardware: Scatec, Trinity Meters Trina Solar