Toolkit ready for implementation for mini-grids in remote Sabah villages

By MUGUNTAN VANAR

KOTA KINABALU: Some 200 remote villages in Sabah have been identified for implementation of renewable energy mini-grids.

A consortium of NGOs working together on the project said that they had completed a toolkit for guiding the planning and implementation of renewable energy mini-grids specifically targeting the remote villages that were not linked to any power grids.

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 Sabah , Green energy , mini-grids , rural electrification

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