Case Study: Luz en Casa – Access to Sustainable Energy in Rural Communities in Peru

Energy
Publication Date:
Jul 01, 2014
Sector:
Energy and Power
Region:
Latin America and Caribbean (LAC)
Language:
English
Nature:
Report
Country:
Peru
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Case Study: Luz en Casa – Access to Sustainable Energy in Rural Communities in Peru

A case study of energy access expansion using non-conventional methods (Solar Home Systems - renewable energies) in Cajamarca, where the rural electricity coverage increased from 29.4% to 69% between 2001 and 2011.

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Case Study: Luz en Casa – Access to Sustainable Energy in Rural Communities in Peru

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