Why implement CET Rural Electrification Solutions?
Significant differences in access to roads, transport and markets between electrified and non-electrified communities exist. The economics of extending the grid to rural areas has traditionally been least prohibitive for communities closer to a road. Thus, communities closer to a road have been likely to be electrified first and, when conditions permit, other facilities and infrastructure usually expanded over time to communities further from a road. The CET Rural Electrification solution can be easily and cost-effectively implemented in all off-grid communities enabling local officials and interested NGO’s to “extend the grid” to all constituents. Rural Electrification Using Catalyst Regeneration System Traditionally, the national power companies are responsible for rural and island electrification. The charge is then passed on to a private or semi private company who installs generator sets and a community grid to supply a few hundred watts to each home and a few KW to public places
