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Solar Energy Consulting and Construction Company ( SECCCO) Presentation SECCCO@2016 Pr Presenta esentation tion Outl utline ine About Seccco Facts about renewable energy in Somalia How solar energy can become successful in


  1. Solar Energy Consulting and Construction Company ( SECCCO) Presentation SECCCO@2016

  2. Pr Presenta esentation tion Outl utline ine  About Seccco  Facts about renewable energy in Somalia  How solar energy can become successful in Somalia  Existing solar projects  Policy mechanism to encourage solar dissemination  What can be learnt from existing projects  Challenges  Recommendations

  3. Abou out t SEC ECCCO CCO  The Company was established in 2008 by individual members working in different locations in Somalia including engineers to help Somali people to use renewable energy resources and sustainable building technologies through education, trainings and technical assistance. Seccco main office is in Garowe but operates in all Somalia. Member of ANSOLE ( African Network For Solar Energy)

  4. Fac acts re ts relat ated ed on on re rene newab able e en ener ergy y in S in Som omalia alia  Somalia is rich in energy resources, untapped hydropower, extensive geothermal energy resources, many promising wind sites, and abundant sunshine, which can produce solar power.  Somalia’s climatic environment, with over 3,000 hours of high and constant sunlight annually as well as excellent wind conditions, make this country one of the most suitable in the world for the harnessing of alternative energy sources

  5. Continued  Up to 90% of the Somali population has no access to electric power  87% of Somalia’s energy consumption comes from traditional biomass-type fuels: charcoal or firewood.  Somalia electricity price is the heights in the world; the price varies between 1-1.5 US dollars per KW  Power is generated almost entirely from imported diesel fuel , which is subject to price fluctuations in the global market

  6. Ho How w so solar ar bec ecom omes es su succ ccess essful ul  Establish regulation frame work  Establish of solar association to provide necessary support and build network.  Training of the technicians  Know how : Proper sizing, orienting , mounting, installing and maintaining for maximizing the system performance.  Conduct more awareness and introduce important of solar technology  Introduce solar technology in education sector

  7. Pol olic icy y Mec echani anism sm for or th the e di disse ssemi mina nati tion on of of so solar ar tec echno nology ogy  Tax exemption should be provided for all alternative related products.  Create awareness on the potential opportunities and economic benefits offered by solar energy technologies.  As initial installation cost of solar is expensive, it is necessary to establish methodology to assist the customers to accept this technology ( Installment Payments)  Provide different sizes of solar systems that fits each group to cover their needs  Develop a programme to convert diesel stations to hybrid power generation systems harnessing solar energy.

  8. Wh What at is is l lea earnt nt from om exi xisti sting ng proje oject cts  Basically PV system is low maintenance system .general maintenance are clean of PV module (dust, birds dropping) by using clean water or soft cloth.  The existing projects can be learnt how to install, use and maintain solar systems.  The people understood importance of the solar and its cost effectiveness compared to the electricity that is producing diesel generator. All those people who installed solar are not going back to the electricity produced by fossil fuels as they have confirmed.  solar users are more relax and enjoy freedom of having continues electricity and not paying of bill every month.

  9. Di Different erent so solar lar ap applications plications  At this stage solar is usually used for following;  Residential Houses  Government institutions  Education and health centers  Streets ( very common and most implemented)  Irrigation purposes ( increasing demand)

  10. En Ensuring uring th the e quality lity  Formulate standard and specifications for the products. The goods should meet the standards required. They should be checked and reviewed before entering to the country .  Provide necessary training to the solar installers  Provide license to the solar installers  Conduct more assessment and confirm quality of the supplier  Ensure proper design, size, mounting and orientation is conducted.

  11. Chal allen lenge ges  Missing of active energy intuitions that can provide legislation support to the solar companies.  Tax of solar goods is very high in most areas of the country  Less knowledge and awareness about alternative Energy.  The initial cost of solar items is high , every one is interesting to have solar in his house.  Less financing and investment opportunities for Energy alternative projects particularly in rural area. Solar materials is still expensive and can not afford by most of the people  Two- thirds of Somali population live in rural areas who are in need for electricity.  Lack of trainings to produce more qualified solar installers

  12. Rec ecommen enda dati tions ons  Financial aid and investment is key factor to implement solar technology in Somalia  Implementing of rural electrification program is very important. Most of the big cities have private electricity, villages and rural areas are mostly needed areas.  Establish strong and active energy regulation frame work  Tax exemption for all solar products  Training and give necessary equipments  Apply installment payments for the customer

  13.  Promote solar awareness and understanding in education institutions ( schools and universities).  Provide Grants and financial support to reduce initial cost of solar installation.

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  15. Contact details  info@seccco.net, seccco10@gmail.com  www.seccco.net  Tel: 090-7794426, 090-7716913  Main Office; Garowe  Branch offices, Mogadisho, Hargiesa,Nairobi and Bristol, UK.

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