Energyspatial optimization and decision supportproposed/applied planning workflow described in a world bank electrification methodology rather than a consumer product.

Geospatial least-cost electrification planning for universal access

Use maps and computer optimization to decide the cheapest way to bring electricity to each place, choosing between grid extension, mini-grids, or standalone renewable systems.

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GridReach Planner

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https://documents.worldbank.org/en/publication/documents-reports/documentdetail/780811468267610181/toward-universal-electricity-access-renewable-energy-based-geospatial-least-cost-electrification-planning