Understanding demand (price elasticity) and supply (economies of scale) functions for a more financially sustainable rural electrification sector
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Working Paper
note Sep 2023 ; 18 pages
Ed. Inensus - Goslar
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Abstract:
Price elasticity of electricity demand has so far been widely neglected by most stakeholders in the mini-grid sector, leading to false conclusions regarding the effect of tariff adjustments on revenue, or the impact of grant funding/RBF instruments on tariffs. Collaterally, as demand was considered to be fixed, the potential benefits of economies of scale in mini-grids have also re mained under-investigated.
This document is a project proposal summarizing the stakes of price elasticity and seeking to: a) generate a much better understanding of demand and supply
patterns in mini-grids, and b) explore the regulatory and financial implications of such patterns. Contents:
Executive Summary p.2
Problem Statement p.3
Implications: where could we go from here? p.9
Proposed project description p.10
Annex: case studies p.13
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