Illustrative decision application

Distributed Energy Portfolio

Context archetype · Low-access market / Distributed energy

A geographically dispersed market with low electricity access must prioritise locations, technical archetypes and financing models for reliable productive-use power.

Decision to unlock: Which locations and technical/financing archetypes should enter the first investable wave?
Why now: A nationwide solar target can disperse capital across locations with different demand, logistics and payment capacity.
Value at stake: Electricity access, productive use, health and education reliability, avoided diesel cost, private capital mobilisation and regional inclusion.
Risk if wrong: Plants without demand, unaffordable tariffs, poor O&M, battery-replacement gaps, stranded assets and subsidy dependence.

STREDGE workstreams

Geospatial demand segmentation

Classify settlements, productive demand, public facilities, grid proximity and logistics.

Technology competition

Compare grid extension, mini-grids, solar-storage, standalone and hybrid solutions location by location.

Finance & tariff architecture

Test affordability, commercial viability, RBF/VGF needs and private operator models.

Portfolio assurance

Prioritise Wave 1, define conditions precedent and establish portfolio-level delivery gates.

Government-owned outputs

Wave 1 Investment Portfolio
Geospatial Decision Architecture
Tariff & Affordability Model
Financing Architecture
O&M Requirements
Portfolio Decision Dossier

Possible outcomes

Authorise / Condition / Redesign / Defer / Stop

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