MARGE updated and expanded two practical guides (manuals) produced by GIZ in 2016/2017 to help energy sector actors make the most of the institutional and financial conditions related to public and private investments in energy electrification.
MARGE's mission was to design and dimension the energy installation of the SECOPE building housing the Teachers Control and Payroll Service in Mbuji Mayi.
The mission, which took place in the midst of the Covid pandemic crisis, identified the 50 highest priority CSBs, analysed their needs and launched a DAO to set up the energy systems.
The objective of the PSPE is to support the participation of private project developers in the production and distribution of electricity from renewable energy sources. MARGE was to assess the performance of the intervention as well as specific issues related to the institutional and organisational context.
The objective of this project was 1) to assess existing institutional cooking services and readiness for widespread adoption of modern energy cooking solutions and 2) to support the development of a strategic action plan for the transition from biomass to modern energy cooking in institutional settings.
Pre-feasibility study on potential renewable energy mini-grid solutions for Ethiopian public industrial parks and their surroundings.
The PEHGUI project consists mainly of a rural electrification programme using small hydro and solar energy in Middle Guinea. MARGE evaluated the achievement of the objectives and results and issued a technical, financial and organisational assessment of the project.
Update of the RISE Malawi database in 2017 and 2020.
Design of the technical energy unit (infrastructure and/or equipment for electricity production and distribution) of an agricultural development pole in the Ngandajika territory (PRODAKOR project).