The project is organised around five practical work packages focused on tariff implementation, model regulations, knowledge exchange, capacity building, and benchmark evidence for mini-grid regulation in Africa.
Watch this short introduction to understand how the AFUR African Model Mini-Grid Regulations Tool works and how it can help your regulatory authority develop robust mini-grid frameworks.
AFUR's mini-grid work is designed to help African regulators move from general policy ambition to practical implementation. It brings together tariff support, model regulations, knowledge exchange, capacity building and benchmark evidence for the mini-grid sector.
The initiative is supported by Transforming Energy Access (TEA), with AFUR as the lead implementing organisation and implementation support from AMDA, GET.transform, COMESA, UNDP AMP, APRC, FCCC and MGP.
This tool supports tariff methodologies and tariff structuring. Access is provided by AFUR after a request to ensure the appropriate locked version is shared.
Request accessThis is the digital web tool. The English wizard is available online; the French web wizard is still being developed, with French document options available separately.
Access the ToolFoundational documents underpinning AFUR mini-grid regulation and tariff support, including legal frameworks, economic guidelines, regulatory templates and implementation resources.
Project deliverables spanning tools, regulations, databases, guidelines and benchmark reports for African mini-grid regulators.
This project is made possible through collaboration with leading development finance institutions and technical partners.
Partners can be updated in Admin → Projects → Edit TEA-P2 → Project Partners.
Contact the AFUR Secretariat to learn more about project participation, tool access and capacity-building opportunities.
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