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Energy modelling and policymaking in Sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia

Key messages from recent webinars

By Benjamin Klooss 23/07/2021

Air conditioning and global inequality

This article discusses the implications of a rise in air conditioning on health, productivity, and educational inequality.

By Lucas Davis, Paul Gertler, Stephen Jarvis, Catherine Wolfram 21/07/2021

Interview with Lucas Davis

Principal Investigator on the EEG electricity and air conditioning in Sierra Leone project

21/07/2021

Nurturing Ethiopia’s domestic private sector for renewable energy transition

Ethiopia's plan to increase generation of electricity from non-hydro renewable energy resources five-fold by 2030

By Seife Ayele, Wei Shen, Tadesse Kuma Worako 29/06/2021

Electricity distribution in rural Nepal

Explaining Community Rural Electrification Entities (CREEs) and what an EEG-funded research project has revealed about their performance so far.

By Simon Trace 22/04/2021

Interview with Dr Jyoti K Parikh, IRADe

Sharing thoughts on regional power trade, learnings from her EEG study, and COVID-19.

22/04/2021

Energising renewable electricity procurement in Ethiopia

How will Ethiopia achieve a 480 per cent increase in its generation capacity by 2030?

By Seife Ayele, Wei Shen, Tadesse Kuma 10/02/2021

Climate Parliament roundtables result in action ideas for advancing climate action and renewable energy

Outcomes from roundtables that aimed to advance discussions on grid interconnections in South Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa.

By Simon Trace 29/01/2021

Interview with: Professor Robyn Meeks, Duke University and Professor Ayesha Ali, LUMS, Pakistan

Thoughts on some of the issues facing utilities in developing countries, and the potential solutions being investigated.

29/01/2021