BMS/ITM/SIS - UNDP Lesotho and Benin - Solar PV Systems Expansions
Procurement Process
ITB - Invitation to bid
Office
UNDP-HQ - DENMARK
Deadline
14-Oct-24 @ 05:59 PM (New York time)
Published on
06-Sep-24 @ 12:00 AM (New York time)
Reference Number
UNDP-HQ-01222
Contact
Domenico De Pinto - domenico.de.pinto@undp.org
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Introduction
The UNDP Lesotho CO, in cooperation with the UNDP Information & Technology Management (ITM) Green Energy Team, has taken initial steps toward expanding the solar PV installation on their premises. This endeavor will comprise of an additional 80kWp solar PV with system, to be installed in addition to the existing 35.5kWp.
The load has been estimated from PCMM sensors, local energy resources, and data provided by the CO colleagues in the site assessment. Based on the projection of the load consumption, the new total solar PV system will be able to cover approximately 30.1% of the electricity consumption.
Switching to renewable energy implies strong environmental incentives. Going solar will save approximately 13 tons of CO2 emissions yearly, effectively reducing Lesotho CO’s carbon footprint and environmental burden. This will institute the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals while being an opportunity to promote green energy solutions and inspire local economies to adopt similar solutions.
A solar installation in Lesotho CO will enhance business continuity and work environment, as well as reduce climate impact. All while promoting sustainable development in the region.
The UNDP Benin CO, in cooperation with the UNDP Information & Technology Management (ITM) Green Energy Team, has taken initial steps toward implementing a solar PV installation on their premises. This endeavor will comprise an expansion of 40 kWp solar PV to the existing 42.5 kWp solar PV system commissioned in the first semester of 2024.
The load has been estimated with data from the current solar system monitoring portal, electricity bills, PCMMs and data provided by the UNDP Benin CO colleagues in the site assessment. Based on the projection of the load consumption, the new solar PV system with the existing system will be able to cover approximately 41.8% of the electricity consumption.
Switching to renewable energy implies strong environmental incentives. Going solar will save approximately 30.2 tons of CO2 emissions yearly, effectively reducing Benin CO’s carbon footprint and environmental burden. This will institute the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals while being an opportunity to promote green energy solutions and inspire local economies to adopt similar solutions.
- Lot 1 - Lesotho - 24.09.2024 - 10am Lesotho Time (10am CPH time)
- Lot 2 - Benin - 24.09.2024 - 10am Benin Time (11am CPH time)
- Lot 1 - Lesotho - 27.09.2024 - 10 am CPH time (CET)
- Lot 2 - Benin - 27.09.2024 - 3 pm CPH time (CET)
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Domenico.de.pinto@undp.org, irene.teyi@undp.org, copying itm.service.delivery@undp.org
A solar installation in Benin CO will enhance business continuity and work environment, as well as reduce climate impact. All while promoting sustainable development in the region