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INFRAS Albania
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Title

Market transformation for solar water heating in Albania

Project Type

Feasibility study

Swiss Partner

INFRAS, Zürich, Bernhard Oettli

Technology

Solar Thermal

Description

Over 80% of the domestic water heating systems in Albania are powered by electricity. At present, about 2/3 of Albania's total electricity consumption is used for domestic hot water and space heating. Albania, with its typical Mediterranean climate, could in fact offer preferential climatic conditions for the utilization of hot water systems based on solar thermal energy. Until now however, the market for solar water heating systems has been very limited.
The National Energy Agency (NEA) of Albania proposed a project to GEF's executive board that is designed to accelerate the market development for solar water heating (SWH). The project has formally been endorsed by GEF and the UNDP in summer 2008 as a first country program of the global SWH program.

Country

Albania

Swiss Contribution

The Swiss assistance to the project focuses on the capacity building of the supply side and aims at building upon the Swiss experience in training, in testing and in establishing an inter-trade organization.

Website

www.infras.ch, UNDP Albania

Project State

ongoing

Documentation

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