[WEOnline2020] Delivery Models WG Session

Agenda

Introduction

by Katerina Troullaki, DM WG coordinator

This working group deals with issues related to the sustainability of locally manufactured small wind turbines. Delivery models are strategies for delivering energy to users in a sustainable way. We focus on the relationship of technology with the social-ecological system surrounding it: the users, the community, the market actors, the institutions, the ecosystems. While at the beginning of this working group, the interpretation of sustainability was “the ability of the technology to provide the energy services required by the end-users“, today sustainability is also related with impacts at planetary level. These sustainability aspects are also incorporated in this WG.

What has been done in the WG

Summary of the survey on WE members delivery models. A classification of delivery models – three delivery model archetypes.

by Guillermo Pleitavino, 500rpm NGO | Communications, Wind Empowerment

Dynamic Delivery Model map

by Wanda Klemm, Centre for International Development, UEA

Delivery models that WE member organizations adopt

DM by Wind Aid: Experiences from electrification of rural communities in Peru

by Gandhi Alva, Communities & Communications, WindAid NGO

DM by 500RPM: Experiences from electrification of rural communities in Argentina

by Guillermo Pleitavino, 500rpm NGO | Communications, Wind Empowerment

DM of Scoraig community: Experiences from the Scoraig community in Scotland

by Jon Leary, Loughborough University | Wind Empowerment

Impact of SWTs on global/local sustainability

Life cycle assessment of DIY small wind turbines

by Larissa Zajicek, University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences Vienna

Sustainability assessment of locally manufactured SWTs

by Katerina Troullaki, Technical University of Crete | Wind Empowerment

Discussion

Comments and questions. Next steps for the WG.

Extra (linking the two sessions of the day)

• How can Delivery Models and Market Assessment Working Groups work better together?