Sustainable Energy for Pumping and Irrigation - Revision history

Ranisha: /* Low-Cost Pay-Per-Use Irrigation using Solar Trolley Systems */

2021-03-30T10:16:55Z

Low-Cost Pay-Per-Use Irrigation using Solar Trolley Systems

Lilia Maximova: /* Solar Pumping for Water Supply - Harnessing solar power in humanitarian and development contexts */

2021-01-19T11:21:32Z

Solar Pumping for Water Supply - Harnessing solar power in humanitarian and development contexts

Lilia Maximova: /* Solar Pumping for Water Supply - Harnessing solar power in humanitarian and development contexts */

2021-01-19T11:20:39Z

Solar Pumping for Water Supply - Harnessing solar power in humanitarian and development contexts

Lilia Maximova: /* Solar Pumping for Water Supply - Harnessing solar power in humanitarian and development contexts */

2021-01-19T11:19:29Z

Solar Pumping for Water Supply - Harnessing solar power in humanitarian and development contexts

Lilia Maximova: /* Solar Pumping for Water Supply - Harnessing solar power in humanitarian and development contexts */

2021-01-19T11:16:58Z

Solar Pumping for Water Supply - Harnessing solar power in humanitarian and development contexts

Lilia Maximova: /* Publications & Tools */

2021-01-19T11:08:02Z

Publications & Tools

Lilia Maximova at 10:27, 18 January 2021

2021-01-18T10:27:38Z

Lilia Maximova: /* The Solar Hub Video */

2021-01-18T10:27:12Z

The Solar Hub Video

Lilia Maximova: /* Publications & Tools */

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Publications & Tools

Lilia Maximova: /* Publications & Tools */

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 === <span class="link3"><span style="color:#00A3AD">Low-Cost Pay-Per-Use Irrigation using Solar Trolley Systems</span></span><br/> ===
-<span class="link3">In India, where water availability for irrigation depends on monsoon patterns, it is necessary to pump ground water in order to keep growing and producing, and thus generating income. Given a lack of electricity access, the most reliable energy source for pumping is diesel fuel, which has many drawbacks (environmental pollution and ever-increasing costs among others). With the purpose of avoiding these obstacles to farmer’s economic prosperity, '''Claro Energy '''has come up with a pay-per-use irrigation service that uses a portable solar pump. Using a pre-paid card system, farmers can remotely activate affordable, convenient and on-demand pumping service with no upfront capital costs that can irrigate larger amounts of farmland during the dry season. Furthermore, the funds saved can be invested in more efficient technologies, increasing farmers’ productivity and income while decreasing GHG emissions. '''<span class="link3">[[Low-Cost Pay-Per-Use Irrigation Using Solar Trolley Systems|Read more…]</span>'''</span><br/>
+<span class="link3">In India, where water availability for irrigation depends on monsoon patterns, it is necessary to pump ground water in order to keep growing and producing, and thus generating income. Given a lack of electricity access, the most reliable energy source for pumping is diesel fuel, which has many drawbacks (environmental pollution and ever-increasing costs among others). With the purpose of avoiding these obstacles to farmer’s economic prosperity, '''Claro Energy '''has come up with a pay-per-use irrigation service that uses a portable solar pump. Using a pre-paid card system, farmers can remotely activate affordable, convenient and on-demand pumping service with no upfront capital costs that can irrigate larger amounts of farmland during the dry season. Furthermore, the funds saved can be invested in more efficient technologies, increasing farmers’ productivity and income while decreasing GHG emissions. '''<span class="link3">[[Low-Cost Pay-Per-Use Irrigation Using Solar Trolley Systems|Read more…]]</span>'''</span><br/>
 === <span class="link3"><span style="color:#00A3AD">Affordable, High-Performance Solar Irrigation for Smallholder Farmers</span></span><br/> ===

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 The Global Solar and Water Initiative team at IOM and OXFAM released&nbsp;[https://thesolarhub.org/resources/video-about-the-solar-hub/ a video]&nbsp;illustratnig 5 key lessons learnt to ensure good Operation and Maintenance of solar pumping schemes.&nbsp;[https://thesolarhub.org/ The Solar Hub]&nbsp;was put together in collaboration with UNICEF and Water Missions to support&nbsp;the introduction and scaling up of quality solar water pumping and other solar energy solutions in the WASH sector.
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 Solar power for pumping groundwater has a vast potential for improving the sustainability of water supply schemes. However experience also shows that a lack of knowledge, capacity and expertise to design and implement such schemes is holding back their adoption. [http://bit.ly/solarpumpingbook This book] bridges this gap and&nbsp;<span style="background-color: rgb(255, 255, 255);">provides links and references to tools, documents and videos to accompany the content of the different chapters.&nbsp;</span>It is&nbsp;is a state of the art review of solar water pumping technology combined with practical insights, lessons and best practices drawn from experience.
-Solar Pumping for Water Supply takes the reader step by step through the different phases that comprise a solar water pumping project, namely: assessment, design, purchase of equipment, installation, operation and management. The book also covers the economics of using solar pumping technology, especially when compared to diesel generators and hand pumps, and includes social aspects.
+Solar Pumping for Water Supply takes the reader step by step through the different phases that comprise a solar water pumping project, namely: assessment, design, purchase of equipment, installation, operation and management. The book also covers the economics of using solar pumping technology, especially when compared to diesel generators and hand pumps, and considers social aspects.
 <span style="background-color: rgb(255, 255, 255);">Essential reading for solar technical practitioners at NGOs, UN agencies, government offices and private sector, including Global and Regional Technical advisors and Field engineers wanting to understand and know how to design water systems using solar power. A basic knowledge in the field of water supply is assumed, but no previous knowledge of solar photovoltaic technology is required.</span><br/>
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 The Global Solar and Water Initiative team at IOM and OXFAM released&nbsp;[https://thesolarhub.org/resources/video-about-the-solar-hub/ a video]&nbsp;illustratnig 5 key lessons learnt to ensure good Operation and Maintenance of solar pumping schemes.&nbsp;[https://thesolarhub.org/ The Solar Hub]&nbsp;was put together in collaboration with UNICEF and Water Missions to support&nbsp;the introduction and scaling up of quality solar water pumping and other solar energy solutions in the WASH sector.
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 Solar power for pumping groundwater has a vast potential for improving the sustainability of water supply schemes. However experience also shows that a lack of knowledge, capacity and expertise to design and implement such schemes is holding back their adoption. [http://bit.ly/solarpumpingbook This book] bridges this gap and&nbsp;<span style="background-color: rgb(255, 255, 255);">provides links and references to tools, documents and videos to accompany the content of the different chapters.&nbsp;</span>It is&nbsp;is a state of the art review of solar water pumping technology combined with practical insights, lessons and best practices drawn from experience.
-Solar Pumping for Water Supply takes the reader step by step through the different phases that comprise a solar water pumping project, namely: assessment, design, purchase of equipment, installation, operation and management. The book also covers the economics of using solar pumping technology, especially when compared to diesel generators and hand pumps, and provides links and references to tools, documents and videos to accompany the content of the different chapters.
+Solar Pumping for Water Supply takes the reader step by step through the different phases that comprise a solar water pumping project, namely: assessment, design, purchase of equipment, installation, operation and management. The book also covers the economics of using solar pumping technology, especially when compared to diesel generators and hand pumps, and includes social aspects.
 <span style="background-color: rgb(255, 255, 255);">Essential reading for solar technical practitioners at NGOs, UN agencies, government offices and private sector, including Global and Regional Technical advisors and Field engineers wanting to understand and know how to design water systems using solar power. A basic knowledge in the field of water supply is assumed, but no previous knowledge of solar photovoltaic technology is required.</span><br/>
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 The Global Solar and Water Initiative team at IOM and OXFAM released&nbsp;[https://thesolarhub.org/resources/video-about-the-solar-hub/ a video]&nbsp;illustratnig 5 key lessons learnt to ensure good Operation and Maintenance of solar pumping schemes.&nbsp;[https://thesolarhub.org/ The Solar Hub]&nbsp;was put together in collaboration with UNICEF and Water Missions to support&nbsp;the introduction and scaling up of quality solar water pumping and other solar energy solutions in the WASH sector.
 == <span style="color: rgb(0, 163, 173); font-size: 17px; background-color: initial;">Solar Pumping for Water Supply -&nbsp;Harnessing solar power in humanitarian and development contexts</span> ==
-Solar power for pumping groundwater has a vast potential for improving the sustainability of water supply schemes. However experience also shows that a lack of knowledge, capacity and expertise to design and implement such schemes is holding back their adoption. [https://practicalactionpublishing.com/book/2507/solar-pumping-for-water-supply?utm_source=Practical Action Publishing&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=11879426_Solar Pumping for Water Supply&dm_i=10U,72M82,OC79KJ,SKASX,1 This book] bridges this gap and&nbsp;<span style="background-color: rgb(255, 255, 255);">provides links and references to tools, documents and videos to accompany the content of the different chapters.&nbsp;</span>It is&nbsp;is a state of the art review of solar water pumping technology combined with practical insights, lessons and best practices drawn from experience.
+Solar power for pumping groundwater has a vast potential for improving the sustainability of water supply schemes. However experience also shows that a lack of knowledge, capacity and expertise to design and implement such schemes is holding back their adoption. [http://bit.ly/solarpumpingbook This book] bridges this gap and&nbsp;<span style="background-color: rgb(255, 255, 255);">provides links and references to tools, documents and videos to accompany the content of the different chapters.&nbsp;</span>It is&nbsp;is a state of the art review of solar water pumping technology combined with practical insights, lessons and best practices drawn from experience.
 Solar Pumping for Water Supply takes the reader step by step through the different phases that comprise a solar water pumping project, namely: assessment, design, purchase of equipment, installation, operation and management. The book also covers the economics of using solar pumping technology, especially when compared to diesel generators and hand pumps, and provides links and references to tools, documents and videos to accompany the content of the different chapters.
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 The Global Solar and Water Initiative team at IOM and OXFAM released&nbsp;[https://thesolarhub.org/resources/video-about-the-solar-hub/ a video]&nbsp;illustratnig 5 key lessons learnt to ensure good Operation and Maintenance of solar pumping schemes.&nbsp;[https://thesolarhub.org/ The Solar Hub]&nbsp;was put together in collaboration with UNICEF and Water Missions to support&nbsp;the introduction and scaling up of quality solar water pumping and other solar energy solutions in the WASH sector.
 == <span style="color: rgb(0, 163, 173); font-size: 17px; background-color: initial;">Solar Pumping for Water Supply -&nbsp;Harnessing solar power in humanitarian and development contexts</span> ==
-Solar power for pumping groundwater has a vast potential for improving the sustainability of water supply schemes. However experience also shows that a lack of knowledge, capacity and expertise to design and implement such schemes is holding back their adoption. [https://practicalactionpublishing.com/book/2507/solar-pumping-for-water-supply?utm_source=Practical Action Publishing&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=11879426_Solar Pumping for Water Supply&dm_i=10U,72M82,OC79KJ,SKASX,1 This book] bridges this gap to equip engineers and technicians with the requisite knowledge for design, implementation and operation of sustainable solar powered water schemes.
+Solar power for pumping groundwater has a vast potential for improving the sustainability of water supply schemes. However experience also shows that a lack of knowledge, capacity and expertise to design and implement such schemes is holding back their adoption. [https://practicalactionpublishing.com/book/2507/solar-pumping-for-water-supply?utm_source=Practical Action Publishing&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=11879426_Solar Pumping for Water Supply&dm_i=10U,72M82,OC79KJ,SKASX,1 This book] bridges this gap and&nbsp;<span style="background-color: rgb(255, 255, 255);">provides links and references to tools, documents and videos to accompany the content of the different chapters.&nbsp;</span>It is&nbsp;is a state of the art review of solar water pumping technology combined with practical insights, lessons and best practices drawn from experience.
-Solar Pumping for Water Supply is a state of the art review of solar water pumping technology combined with practical insights, lessons and best practices drawn from experience. It takes the reader step by step through the different phases that comprise a solar water pumping project, namely: assessment, design, purchase of equipment, installation, operation and management. The book also covers the economics of using solar pumping technology, especially when compared to diesel generators and hand pumps. Finally, the social aspects are included, specifically relating to the operation and management of solar pumping systems and the role that beneficiaries, implementers, government and the private sector might play to ensure long-lasting water supply. The book provides links and references to tools, documents and videos to accompany the content of the different chapters.
+Solar Pumping for Water Supply takes the reader step by step through the different phases that comprise a solar water pumping project, namely: assessment, design, purchase of equipment, installation, operation and management. The book also covers the economics of using solar pumping technology, especially when compared to diesel generators and hand pumps, and provides links and references to tools, documents and videos to accompany the content of the different chapters.
-Essential reading for solar technical practitioners at NGOs, UN agencies, government offices and private sector, including Global and Regional Technical advisors and Field engineers wanting to understand and know how to design water systems using solar power. A basic knowledge in the field of water supply is assumed, but no previous knowledge of solar photovoltaic technology is required.
+<span style="background-color: rgb(255, 255, 255);">Essential reading for solar technical practitioners at NGOs, UN agencies, government offices and private sector, including Global and Regional Technical advisors and Field engineers wanting to understand and know how to design water systems using solar power. A basic knowledge in the field of water supply is assumed, but no previous knowledge of solar photovoltaic technology is required.</span><br/>
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+== <span style="color: rgb(0, 163, 173); font-size: 17px; background-color: initial;">The Solar Hub Materials</span><br/> ==
 The Global Solar and Water Initiative team at IOM and OXFAM released&nbsp;[https://thesolarhub.org/resources/video-about-the-solar-hub/ a video]&nbsp;illustratnig 5 key lessons learnt to ensure good Operation and Maintenance of solar pumping schemes.&nbsp;[https://thesolarhub.org/ The Solar Hub]&nbsp;was put together in collaboration with UNICEF and Water Missions to support&nbsp;the introduction and scaling up of quality solar water pumping and other solar energy solutions in the WASH sector.
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 <span class="link3"><span class="link3">This study identifies four fields of application where ICT can play a major role for small-scale irrigation farmers. Further it structures existing experiences and illustrates those with showcasing actual ICT solutions. Last but not least the study formulates further requirements for digital applications in this area on the basis of current developments and challenges. '''<span class="link3">[[:File:ICT for Small-Scale Irrigation- A market study.pdf|Read more...]]</span>'''<span class="link3"></span></span></span>
-== <span style="color: rgb(0, 163, 173); font-size: 17px;">The Solar Hub Video</span><br/> ==
+== <span style="color: rgb(0, 163, 173); background-color: initial; font-size: 19.04px;">Solar Irrigation Potential (SIP) Tool</span><br/> ==
-The Global Solar and Water Initiative team at IOM and OXFAM released&nbsp;[https://thesolarhub.org/resources/video-about-the-solar-hub/ a video]&nbsp;illustratnig 5 key lessons learnt to ensure good Operation and Maintenance of solar pumping schemes.&nbsp;[https://thesolarhub.org/ The Solar Hub]&nbsp;was put together in collaboration with UNICEF and Water Missions to support&nbsp;the introduction and scaling up of quality solar water pumping and other solar energy solutions in the WASH sector.<br/>
+<span class="link3"><span class="link3"><span class="link3"><span style="font-size:10.0pt" lang="EN-US"><span>Solar Irrigation Potential (SIP)&nbsp;is an interactive online tool to assess land suitability for irrigation using solar energy. The tool supports the user in identifying suitable areas for solar based irrigation depending on the water sources and pump characteristics. Using a suite of national and international databases to source data including solar irradiation, groundwater levels, aquifer productivity, groundwater storage, groundwater irrigation potential, proximity to rivers, proximity to reservoirs and wetlands, crop and land suitability, roads and travel time to markets, which are combined using a GIS-based Multi-Criteria Evaluation (MCE) technique to give the solar suitability ranking for a selected area.&nbsp;</span></span>'''<u>[http://sip.africa.iwmi.org/ Read more...]</u>'''</span></span></span>
-== <span class="link3"><span class="link3"><span class="link3"><span style="color:#00A3AD">Solar Irrigation Potential (SIP) Tool</span></span></span></span><br/> ==
+== <span style="color: rgb(0, 163, 173); font-size: 17px; background-color: initial;">The Solar Hub Video</span><br/> ==
-<span class="link3"><span class="link3"><span class="link3"><span style="font-size:10.0pt" lang="EN-US"><span>Solar Irrigation Potential (SIP)&nbsp;is an interactive online tool to assess land suitability for irrigation using solar energy. The tool supports the user in identifying suitable areas for solar based irrigation depending on the water sources and pump characteristics. Using a suite of national and international databases to source data including solar irradiation, groundwater levels, aquifer productivity, groundwater storage, groundwater irrigation potential, proximity to rivers, proximity to reservoirs and wetlands, crop and land suitability, roads and travel time to markets, which are combined using a GIS-based Multi-Criteria Evaluation (MCE) technique to give the solar suitability ranking for a selected area.&nbsp;</span></span>'''<u>[http://sip.africa.iwmi.org/ Read more...]</u>''' </span></span></span>
+The Global Solar and Water Initiative team at IOM and OXFAM released&nbsp;[https://thesolarhub.org/resources/video-about-the-solar-hub/ a video]&nbsp;illustratnig 5 key lessons learnt to ensure good Operation and Maintenance of solar pumping schemes.&nbsp;[https://thesolarhub.org/ The Solar Hub]&nbsp;was put together in collaboration with UNICEF and Water Missions to support&nbsp;the introduction and scaling up of quality solar water pumping and other solar energy solutions in the WASH sector.
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