Electricity consumption in the Brazilian residential sector reflects the great socioeconomic inequality that has historically marked the country in regional terms and by income class.
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In 2013 the level of non-technical losses of electricity in Cape Verde was 29%. In the island of Santiago this value was about 43%, which translated into one of the most expensive electricity rates in the world.
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The current state of the electrical sector in Praia (Cape Verde capital city), characterized by high levels of technical and commercial losses and high cost of electricity that is caused by...
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Residents were invited to answer an online questionnaire, with questions based on their consumption profile, and asked to evaluate the energy service received, in addition to providing their
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In this regard, the present article discusses the economic, social and environmental impacts of a Smart Grid for Praia city.
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In this regard, the present article discusses the economic, social and environmental impacts of a Smart Grid for Praia city.
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The solar energy potential in Praia remains relatively high across all seasons, with some variations: Spring sees the highest output at 7.49 kWh per day for each kilowatt of installed solar
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Residents of Praia are outraged by the power outages, even after the Electricity Production Company (EPEC) announced the maintenance of the Wärtsilä Generator Set No. 5 at the
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The implementation of Smart Grids could reduce electricity losses by up to 65%, translating to annual savings of 2.5 million Euros, based on Cape Verde''s current energy costs.
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