Sigora's Môle-Saint-Nicolas system in northwest Haiti began as a stand-alone solar-diesel micro-utility and later became part of one interconnected network spanning Môle, Jean Rabel, Bombardopolis, and the Presqu'île/Savanne Môle area. The best site-specific 2018 record lists 208 kW solar, 200 kW diesel, 1,055 customer connections, and 24 km of lines at Môle. Broader pilot figures—1.25 MW diesel, about 0.2 MW solar, and roughly 4,500 customers—cover the multi-municipality network and must not be assigned to the original Môle plant alone.
- Research status
- Operating as part of Sigora Haiti's northwest network. A 2025 Haiti electrification review says the expanded system serves roughly 4,300 customers, while Sigora's current site claims 24/7 service to more than 30,000 people across four municipalities and a pico-grid. Public sources do not verify a commissioned wind plant or disclose current battery capacity, annual solar/diesel generation, availability, generator health, or audited 2026 customer counts.
- Historical classification
- Community
- Reported capacity
- See component specifications
- Coordinates
- 19.80477, -73.37529
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