The TEA Project Phase II (Transforming Energy Access) builds on the success of Phase I by mainstreaming the AFUR Enhanced Mini-Grid Tariff Tool to new countries across Africa. The tool is designed to help regulators and policymakers develop or adapt mini-grid regulations aligned with international best practices, ensuring country-tailored approaches to support and scale up mini-grid development. Governments have an important role in facilitating private sector participation in the African mini-grid space. A tailored approach to tariff regulation is an effective way to mobilise private sector investment.
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.
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Explore lessons from implementing mini-grid tariff settlement tools and methodologies across African regulators. These resources capture project outcomes and experience from early-adopter countries, including what worked, challenges, recommendations and next steps.
Contact the AFUR Secretariat to learn more about early adopter opportunities and how to access the tool.
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