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Workshop on Renewable Energies

November 14-25, 2005

Nadi, Republic of the Fiji Islands

Module 3Module 3

Solar PhotovoltaicSolar PhotovoltaicOsamu IsoOsamu Iso

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3. Solar Photovoltaic3. Solar Photovoltaic

Appendix: e7 Project "W-Park"


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The e7 Fund has established an independent electricity supply

system utilizing photo-voltaic system at the W-Park, National Park

area laying across the national borders of Niger, Benin and Burkina

Faso in West Africa. The project intends to supply electricity to

hospital, dispensaries, ranger stations in the National Park area, and

local residents as well as to assure drinking water during the dry

season for the animals living inside of the Natural Park, including

elephants, lions and so on, for the purpose of the preservation of

nature. The project is one of the activities to contribute to sustainable

development with electricity surved by the e7 Fund, which is a non-

governmental organization formed by major utilities in the world

consisting of American Electric Power (USA), Electricite de France

(France), Hydro Quebec (Canada), Ontario Power Generation

(Canada), RWE (Germany), Ente Nazionale per lEnergia Electrica(Italy), Scottish Power (UK), Tokyo Electric Power Co. (Japan) andKansai Electric Power (Japan).

Electricity Supply to Medical Facilities andPreservation of Nature in Unelectrified Areas

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The major medical facilities in this area are Tapoa Djerma dispensary in

Burkina Faso serving for about 1,000 local residents, Karimama hospital for

about 20,000 local residents and Kompa dispensary for about 1,000 local

residents in Benin. These facilities play an important role in medical activities

in the local communities.

Electricity supply is utilized for lighting, to drive electric pumps to assure

drinking water (e.g., a 5,000-liter water tank and a 400-liter emergency medical

tank at Tapoa Djerma dispensary) and for refrigerators to store drugs and

vaccines. It is apparent that the project has contributed to the improvedmedical capabilities of hospital and dispensaries as well as to the improved

living standard of local communities. In addition, the project also served as the

measure for the preservation of nature. Animals in the Natural Park were

exposed to crisis of their lives when drinking water was exhausted in the dry

season. The project has supplied solar electricity to electric pumps which

supply water to the watering places at Perelegou, Niger to assure drinking

water both for the herbivore and carnivore living in as wide as 20,000-hectare

area.



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The photovoltaic system consists of solar panels, battery, inverter and

wiring. With a rather small capacity from about 0.3 kW to 3.0 kW the

electricity plays an essential role in the local area.

This project was proposed by the e7 internally in 1998 followed by the

preliminary investigation initiated in March 2000 and it was started in June

2000. EDF took the lead in performing the project in cooperation with HQ,

ENEL, RWE and Kansai. The work in Niger was completed in May 2003,

Burkina Faso in June, 2003 and Benin in December, 2003. Subsequently,

the inauguration was held to take over the facilities to the local authorities.

In addition to funding from the major operating body e7, the project was

carried out with high-level support from the concerned three governments

as well as assistance from UNESCO and EU. It is one of good practices

supported by international cooperation. In spite of the bad condition in the

inland of Africa, the project work was proceeded in a smooth manner. It isdesirable that the governments of the developing countries will be

engaged in similar projects by extending the concerned areas taking into

account the lessons learned from this successful project.


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TAPOA DJERMA dispensaryelectrification, drinking water,

refrigerator for drugs & vaccines

TAPOA DJERMA dispensaryelectrification, drinking water,

refrigerator for drugs & vaccines

PERELEGOU Pondpumping station, rangerstation electrification

PERELEGOU Pondpumping station, rangerstation electrification

KARIMAMA hospital electrificationKOMPA dispensary electrificationMONSEY pumping stationMONSEY ranger station electrification

KARIMAMA hospital electrificationKOMPA dispensary electrificationMONSEY pumping stationMONSEY ranger station electrification

W ParkmapW Parkmap

KARIMAMA

KOMPA

MONSEY

Niger river

Borde

Political Boundaries

W Park limits


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Country place PV Capacity Electrification

purpose

Use of lighting Use of

Refrigerator

Use of water pump

Burkina

Faso

Tapao

Djerma

(i) Pumping system : 8x120W

PV Panels

(ii) cooling system : 4x75W

PV Panels

(iii) main lighting system :4x75 W PV Panels

(iv) house lighting system :

2x75W PV Panels

Dispensary

electrification :

(i) drinking water

supply,

(ii) drugs & vaccinecooling, & (iii & iv)

buildings lighting

(ii) 470Ah storage& Refrigerator

(iii & iv) 2x470 Ah

storage & 19 lights

(ii) One single

refrigerator

dedicated tovaccine & drugs

(i) One 5,000 liter per day

capacity Pump driven by

8x120W PV Solar panels &

one inverter.

Niger Perelegou (i) pumping system :

48 x 50W PV panels

(ii) ranger lighting system :

10 x 50W PV Panels

(i) Pumping station

for water supply to

wild animals &

Rangers

(ii) Ranger station

electrification

(ii) Ranger station :

8 lights & 470Ah

storage

N/A One 50,000 liter per day

capacity Pump driven by 48 x

50W PV Solar panels & one

inverter.

Monsey ( i) pumping system :

10 x75W PV Panels

(ii) ranger lighting system :

14 x75W PV Panels

(i) Pumping station

for water supply to

surroundings

(ii) Ranger station

electrification

(ii) 45 lights

N/A One 7,000 liter per day

capacity Pump driven by

10x75W PV Solar panels &

one inverter.

Kompa Dispensary lighting system :4 x 75W PV Panels

Dispensaryelectrification

13 lights N/A N/A

Benin

Karimama Dispensary lighting system :

10 x75W

Hospital

electrification

41 lights N/A N/A

E7 W Park Project : Table of the scope of work

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E7 WParc Tapoa Djerma Dispensary PV Solar Systems : Single Line Diagram

Staff Housing PV lighting system

PV Drinking Water System

PV refrigerator system

PV Dispensary lighting system

470Ah Storage

470Ah Storage

470Ah Storage

Controls

Inverter & Controls

Controls

Controls Solar-grade Refrigerator

TSP 2000 watrer pump

Drinking water tank storage

Tank water inlet

To dispensary Taps To Villager Fountain

Houselights

DispensaryLights


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