USDPRK NEXT STEPS WORKSHOP January 27, 2003 Washington DC

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US-DPRK NEXT STEPS WORKSHOP January 27, 2003
Washington DC

• Session 4 Access Information in the DPRK,
• What Works, What Fails
• Energy Projects
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• David Von Hippel

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ACCESS INFORMATION IN THE DPRK EXPERIENCE IN
CONDUCTING THE NAUTILUS UNHARI VILLAGE RURAL
ENERGY SURVEY
Prepared by David Von Hippel Nautilus
Institute www.nautilus.org US DPRK NEXT STEPS
WORKSHOP Washington DC January 27
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Necessary Scale and Speed for Successful
Engagement at Project LevelCheap (lt250,000)
Fast (start-up lt6 months)Small-scale
Tangible benefits May 13, 1998 Tall Tower
October 1998, System CompletedLeft at Unhari
and powering clinic, kindergarten,
households
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Example of Data Use in Joint Nautilus/DPRK
Project Decision-making
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Set International Standards for Resource
Assessment, Performance Norms, EvaluationTop
left DPRK Renewable Energy Delegation visit
World Bank HQ Renewable Energy Division,
Washington, DC. December 4, 1997 Top Right
Household End Use SurveyBottom Right
Constructing Load Curve Bottom Left Load Curve
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Water Samples Tested for Coliform (fecal origin)
Bacteria Four Samples at Left are From Unhari
Water Supplies (yellow color indicates
contamination)
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American and Korean Engineers Working Atop
Windmill Tower
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Trust But Verify Installing new compact
fluorescent light bulbsSeptember 2000
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Training Should be Done at Every Step, Every
Level Wind Turbine Power-house Training
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Installing "Ground Rods" at Unhari with DPRK
Engineer