The portal is a collaboration between the Uganda Solar Energy Association (USEA), the Kenya Renewable Energy Association (KEREA) and the Uganda National Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Alliance (UNREEEA). Identify the applicable national/regional tariff codes. . In 2019, Sustainable Energy for All reported that 60% of Uganda's urban population and 18% of the rural areas had access to electricity; with the country average estimated at 25%. A 10-year Renewable Energy Policy (2017) by the Rural Electrification Agency (REA) was slated to grow clean energy use. . VeraSol works closely with market actors to help them make, source, and support quality off-grid solar solutions. We define how product quality is measured, providing a common language for making performance claims. We help determine and set the baseline level of product quality for consumer. . Uganda's customs requirements are governed by the East African Community Customs Management Act and enforced by the Uganda Revenue Authority. Uganda applies customs levies based on origin, the value and type of goods. In general, Uganda applies the Common External Tariff that categorizes good. . On Wednesday 7th July 2022, the East African Renewable Energy Associations with support from GOGLA and BDO launched the Updated East Africa Solar Taxation Handbook and Portal. With the continuous changes in customs tax laws and regulations including exemptions on importation of specified solar. . An entrepreneur secures the investment for a new solar module factory in Kampala. The business plan is sound, the technology selected, and local demand high. Yet a critical question soon emerges: how does one reliably transport delicate solar cells, large panes of glass, and rolls of polymer film. . In Uganda, the government plays a crucial role in regulating trade activities through various agencies, including the Uganda Revenue Authority (URA), the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Cooperatives, and the Uganda National Bureau of Standards (UNBS). These bodies are tasked with creating and. .