Challenge
Empowering Rural Communities with Sustainable Energy Access
Rural areas often grapple with limited access to electricity, hindering development and impacting the daily lives of residents. Smart Village Movement (SVM) addresses this challenge head-on, recognizing the need for innovative energy solutions. The goal is to empower rural communities in Meghalaya with a sustainable and community-driven energy-sharing model.
SVM Solution
Illuminating Lives through Peer-to-Peer Energy Sharing
The Peer-to-Peer Energy Sharing Model Project emerges as a beacon of change. SVM, in collaboration with energy partner Hygge Energy, introduces a unique model that encourages communities to share and distribute locally generated energy. This initiative aims to create a sustainable and decentralized energy ecosystem, reducing dependency on traditional power sources.
Partners
Energizing Transformation
- Renewable Energy Providers: Collaborating with experts in renewable energy like HYGGE ENERGY to establish and integrate sustainable power sources.
- Local Community Leaders: Engaging community leaders to foster participation and ensure the success of the energy-sharing model.
Project Details
Empowering Communities with Sustainable Energy
Targeted Locations
Rural villages in Meghalaya
Key Features
Localized Renewable Energy Sources: Installation of solar panels or small-scale wind turbines.
Community-Driven Energy Distribution:
Implementation Process
Building a Community-Centric Energy Ecosystem The project kicks off with the installation of localized renewable energy sources such as solar panels or small-scale wind turbines.
Impact: Lighting up Rural Lives
Enhanced Energy Access: Communities gain access to a reliable and sustainable energy source, reducing dependence on centralized power grids.
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