Deadline: 12 January 2024
Transforming Energy Access (TEA) invites applications from individual consultants or organisations to deliver a Technical Assistance Facility.
One successful applicant or consortium will deliver this TA facility, which will sit within the Research Programme Delivery Consortium (RPDC) delivered Support Services. This facility is one component of the Local Partnership Inclusion (LPI) project and aims to support local partners in applying for TEA funding and developing their technical capacity to successfully apply for future funding.
Transforming Energy Access (TEA) is a research and innovation platform supporting the technologies, business models and skills needed to enable an inclusive clean energy transition. TEA works via partnerships to support emerging clean energy generation technologies, productive appliances, smart networks, energy storage and more. It increases access to clean, modern energy services for people and enterprises in Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA), South Asia, and the Indo-Pacific, improving their lives, creating jobs and boosting green economic opportunities.
Aims
- The overarching aims of the LPI project are to:
- expand the geographical scope of the API work to include TEA’s new geographies,
- increase the inclusion of local expertise in the energy access sector, and,
- ensure that innovative solutions have been fully informed by comprehensive research, study and analysis of the contexts, realities, and socio-cultural paradigms in TEA’s geographies, within an empowering, enabling and partnership dynamic between all TEA partners.
Categories
- Local Partners are defined under the following categories:
- Organisations, businesses, entities, enterprises, and entrepreneurs in the clean-energy sector that are fully head-quartered in SSA, or in the target countries in South Asia and the Indo-Pacific (and which only operate in these regions/countries);
- Clean-energy organisations, businesses, entities, and enterprises that are majority (over 51%) ‘owned’ by citizens of these regions/countries;
- Clean-energy organisations, businesses, entities, and enterprises that are majority (over 51%) ‘owned’ or founded by diaspora citizens of these regions/countries;
- Autonomous national/regional bodies operating in these regions/countries that are part of an international organisational, enterprise or institutional framework.
Funding Information and Duration
- Grant funding of up to £140,000 is available to one successful application and the project will run for 15 months from April 2024 to July 2025.
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