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At night in Chitora, a small farming community about 50 kilometres south of Zimbabwe’s eastern border city of Mutare, the...
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Authors: Matthew Wittenstein, Chief of Energy Connectivity Section, ESCAP Kieran Clarke, Energy Connectivity Expert, ESCAP Yejin Ha, Economic Affairs Officer,...
The Movement toward Microgrids
The combination of new technologies and new financing methods has set the stage for microgrids to play a significant role...
The Importance of New Technologies for Grid Development
With the anticipated growth in energy demand, the creation of a "smart grid" can improve distribution, incorporate more renewable projects,...
Addressing EV Load Management
As electric vehicles become more commonplace and charging stations continue to spring up around the United States, there is growing...
The Push for Grid Modernization
One of the most significant points of contention as the world moves to a more renewable-based energy generation mix is...
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