Who Really Pays When the Lights Go Out?
Across much of the developing world, the same pattern repeats: energy utilities accumulate losses, governments respond with tariff increases in...
Across much of the developing world, the same pattern repeats: energy utilities accumulate losses, governments respond with tariff increases in...
When public institutions in Africa discuss electric vehicles (EVs), the first policy tools often considered are cost subsidies, tax relief...
Solar minigrid at Sitolo, Malawi- Photo by Harshit Vallecha Pursuing universal energy access in Africa is predicated on the...
On a crowded morning on the outskirts of Cairo, the monorail glides quietly above the city, passing over roads packed...
In Ethiopia's capital, Addis Ababa, a quiet revolution is taking shape as electric vehicles are slowly taking over the busy...
As one of the largest coal-dependent economies, Indonesia is under increasing pressure to balance continued economic expansion and growing electricity...
A solar mini-grid operator in Nairobi watches as a massive bank of clouds roll across the horizon. He manages a...
In February of 2026, over fifty people gathered in the town of Gelang Patah, Malaysia, to protest the construction of...
In Matola, Mozambique, workers assemble electric motorbikes and tuk-tuks at a facility operated by Epsilon Energia Solar as part of...
The race to electrify the economy is triggering a mining boom. Building electric vehicles, lithium-ion batteries, solar panels, and wind turbines...
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