ANARSE Annual Report 2021-2022
Summary: The energy regulator's annual report for the 2021-2022 exercise, describing ANARSE's work since its October 2017 launch to bring electricity to rural areas, notably through the PHARES rural solar-electrification program, and the regulatory groundwork laid for private operators entering the sector. The earliest annual report the corpus holds for ANARSE.
Key Findings
- The annual report covers ANARSE actions from October 2021 to September 2022.
- The government's electrification strategy is presented through three axes: strengthening the Port-au-Prince metropolitan network, modernizing regional networks, and developing off-grid solutions.
- The metropolitan network project calls for renovating one transformation post and 9 distribution substations, building 4 new distribution substations, and constructing 62 km of transmission lines.
- ANARSE says the PHARES rural solar access program aims to increase access to electricity in rural areas through future private operators.
- ANARSE began collecting daily petroleum-product delivery data in November 2021 and says diesel and gasoline deliveries were roughly balanced, together totaling about 24 times kerosene deliveries.
How to cite
National Energy Sector Regulatory Authority (ANARSE), ANARSE Annual Report 2021-2022, https://anarse.gouv.ht/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/ANARSÉ - RAPPORT ANNUEL 2021-2022.pdf