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IDCOL Solar Home System Program Nazmul Haque Director (Investment) & Head of Advisory Infrastructure Development Company Limited (IDCOL), Bangladesh Rural Energy Access: A Nexus approach to Sustainable Development and Poverty Eradication Addis Ababa, Ethiopia 4~6 December 2013

IDCOL Solar Home System Program IDCOL is a state-owned development financial institution dedicated to promote/finance infrastructure and renewable energy projects in Bangladesh. IDCOL Solar Home System Program: What is a Solar Home System? Program at a Glance Program Structure Fund Flow and Role of Partners Financing Structure Quality Control Mechanisms Challenges & Mitigations Replicability Potential

What is a Solar Home System (SHS)? Capacity Appliances Operation 20Wp 50Wp 85Wp Lamp: 2 Mobile Charger: 1 Lamp: 4 B & W TV: 1 Mobile Charger: 1 Lamp: 9 B & W TV: 1 Mobile Charger: 1 4-5 hours 4-5 hours 4-5 hours Equipment No. of approved Suppliers Solar Panel 86 Battery 15 Charge Controller 47 CFL Lamp 26 LED Lamp 31

IDCOL SHS Program at a Glance Program Target : 6 million SHSs by 2016 Program Achievement : 2.6 million SHSs till October 13 Number of Beneficiaries : About 12 million people Power Generation : About 110 MW Fossil Fuel Saving : 250,000 ton/year Subsidy Saving by Govt. : USD 37 million/year Direct Job Creation : 30,000 people IDCOL Investment : About USD 550 million

Year wise SHSs installation 800,000 750,483 700,000 643,812 600,000 500,000 469,572 400,000 300,000 200,000 100,000-11,697 20,635 27,579 37,151 69,562 103,301 169,916 324,775 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 (up to Oct'13)

Program Structure Suppliers Provides approval Seeks approval Technical Standards Committee Supply Equipment Pay for Equipment PO Selection Committee Applies Select POs NGO/PO Provide grant & loan Seeks grant & loan IDCOL Sells SHS & provide service Pay downpayment & installment Grant & soft term credit Operations Committee Household Donors

Fund Flow and Role of Partners Multilateral Agencies GoB IDCOL PO Household Provides grant and soft loans Provides technical assistance needed Provides grant and soft loan to IDCOL Provides policy support Provides grants to reduce SHS cost and for capacity building Provides soft loans Provides training, promo support Monitors implementation Identify potential customers Installs SHS Extends micro-credit Provides after sales services Maintain system Repay loan in monthly installments Debt Service Debt Service Debt Service Debt Service

Mode of Financing: an Example (a) Market Price of a 50 Wp SHS USD 420 (b) Buy-down Grant USD 0* (c) System Price for Household [(b)-(a)] USD 420 (d) Down Payment from Household to PO [15% of (c)] USD 63 (e) Loan Payable from Household to PO [(c)-(d)] USD 357 Loan Tenor 3 years Annual Interest Rate 12% p.a. Monthly Installment Amount USD 12 (f) IDCOL Refinance [70% of (e)] USD 250* Loan Tenor 5~7 years Interest Rate 6~9% p.a.

A Sustainable Financing Structure Phased -out Subsidy: 2003 2004~5 2006~7 2008~9 2010~11 2012 2013~14 Capital Buy down Grant Institutional Development Grant * For systems < 30wp only $70 $55 $40 $40 $25 $25 $20* $20 $15 $10 $5 $3 - - Concessional to Semi-Commercial Credit: 2003~8 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 Loan Tenor 10 yrs 6-10 yrs 6-8 yrs 6-8 yrs 5-7 yrs 5-7 yrs 5-7 yrs Interest Rate 6% 6%-8% 6%-8% 6%-8% 6%-9% 6%-9% 6%-9% % of Loan Refinanced 80% 80% 80% 80% 70%-80% 70% 70%

Dedicated Call Center Quality Equipment Quality Control Mechanisms Physical Inspection Training and Capacity Building Type of Training Participants Trained so far Training of Trainers PO Officials 389 Staff Training PO Field Staffs 13,157 Customer Training Households 395,117 Technician Training Local People 1,529 Management Training PO Officials 129 No. of Quality Control Offices: 12 No. of Quality Inspectors: 130 No. of Field Auditors: 11 TSC requires the suppliers to provide minimum 20-year warranty for solar PV, 5-year for batteries and 3-year for charge controllers / lamp circuits.

Challenges & Mitigations Challenges Mitigation Lack of awareness Untested business model Lack of institutional capacity High cost of SHS equipment Lack of quality assurance Lack of fiscal support Promotional campaigns Training programs Social enterprise model with an ultimate goal of commercialization Presence of multiple POs ensures healthy competition Phased reduction nature of grant Institutional development grant / Long-term concessionary credit Staff training program Capital buy-down grant / Concessionary credit facility Local support industry development Technical standard committee Quality control mechanisms by IDCOL Tax holiday Duty free import

Replicability Potential Following IDCOL s success in the renewable energy dissemination, other developing countries are keen to replicate similar programs in their respective countries. IDCOL provided knowledge support to a number of African countries including Uganda, Sudan, Ghana, Ethiopia, Guinea & Sub-Saharan Countries

Thank You Q & A Infrastructure Development Company Limited (IDCOL) UTC Building (16 th & 17 th Floor), 8 Panthapath, Dhaka 1215 Phone: +880-2-9103883, +880-1711828373 E-mail: nhaque@idcol.org www.idcol.org