Procurement Summary
Country: Comoros
Summary: International Consultant "Senior Technical Advisor" / Sustainable Development in the Comoros through the promotion of geothermal energy resources
Deadline: 23 Sep 2019
Posting Date: 07 Sep 2019
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Notice Type: Tender
TOT Ref.No.: 36047712
Document Ref. No.: 58978
Competition: ICB
Financier: United Nations Secretariat
Purchaser Ownership: -
Tender Value: Refer Document
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71356000 - Technical services
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International Consultant "Senior Technical Advisor" / Sustainable Development in the Comoros through the promotion of geothermal energy resources
The project will promote a market-based approach to encourage private sector participation in electricity generation through the development and use of geothermal energy to power the existing grid. In line with GEF requirements, "the focus will be on the development of policies and regulatory frameworks that provideadditional, limited to strategically important investments ", such as investing in electricity generation from geothermal resources, allowing the country to move towards energy independence and increased energy security in a manner that is respectful of the environment. environment and climate. The project objective is to reduceGHG emissions by creating a conducive legal, regulatory and business environment and by strengthening institutional, administrative and technical capacities to promote the development of geothermal resources, for the production of basic electricity to replace the diesel generators currently in use. In the future, this environmentSuch an enabling environment could be adapted to cover other potential renewable energy resources, including solar, wind, biomass, waves, etc. that can be developed to support any daily electricity demand or at peak times. An island country like the Comoros is more vulnerable to devastating effectss of climate change. Rising sea levels, higher temperatures, and increasing natural disasters due to changing weather patterns are a calamity for these islands. It is a serious threat for the Comoros even if its emissions are negligible compared to the big countries, responsible for 0.00045% of emissionstotal global carbon emissions in 2010 (Source: INDC-2015). Islands such as the Comoros contribute little to global warming, but they face the most immediate threat due to sea level rise which results in loss of life and property, coastal erosion and pressure on the islands. freshwater resources. The government is committed toto reduce greenhouse gas emissions associated with the intensive use of diesel for electric...
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