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03.06.2020

CEC publishes first ever national study of renewable energy workforce in Australia

03.06.2020

Can crowd investors spur the clean energy transition?

02.06.2020

Lessons from Malawi: Solar Energy Needs Local Leaders

02.06.2020

Mackenzie: Minigrids Are a Missing Piece of the Integrated Electrification Puzzle

02.06.2020

First off-grid wastewater treatment unit in Bedouin village piloted

02.06.2020

Shell-funded firm delivers solar installations at emergency health facilities across Nigeria

30.05.2020

Clean Cooking: 33 Solutions For One Renewable Energy Problem

30.05.2020

Mini-grids drive rural India’s need for Reliable Electricity during lockdown

30.05.2020

How to replace coal power with renewables in developing countries

30.05.2020

China to restrict expansion of solar equipment producers

30.05.2020

COMESA: 630 Million People Living Without Electricity

30.05.2020

R92 million and six years later no electricity in Makhabeleni (South Africa)

29.05.2020

New rules pave the way for off-grid renewables to replace poles and wires in Australia

29.05.2020

India: MNRE extends phase-III of off-grid solar programme till March next year

29.05.2020

Renewable electricity suppliers gaining ground in South Africa

29.05.2020

COVID-19 Intensifies the Urgency to Expand Sustainable Energy Solutions Worldwide

29.05.2020

The Impact Of COVID-19 On The Power Sector In Ghana

29.05.2020

Why Advances in Off-Grid Energy Are Vital to Ease the Digital Divide Today?

29.05.2020

Togo: KYA-Energy Group provides BIDC with solar-powered handwashing kits

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02.05.2012

UK lecturer: Governments and NGO can't be leader for renewable industry in Africa. Private sector is needed.

Dr. Subhes Bhattacharyya, Senior Lecturer in Energy/ Petroleum Economics at University of Dundee in the UK says that special Subsaharian Africa has a...

02.05.2012 , Isaac Hopkins/Jenny Beth Dyess

Worldwatch Institute: Five Renewable Sources of Energy for Farmers in Developing Countries

Many of the world's poorest people are rural farmers with no connections to power grids or large-scale energy sources. Most of their day-to-day energy...

04.04.2012 , Claudia Braden

Solar Energy and Rural Development - an exploration into end-users' impact evaluation. A field study conducted in the solar energy village Rema, Ethiopia

Masterthesis Postgraduate Programme Renewable Energy, Carl von Ossietzky University Oldenburg, Germany, 2012

04.04.2012

Saving Chicks from the Flood

Louvelina is a 42-year old woman from Oriental Mindoro (Philippines) who raises chickens in her backyard. Less than a week after she acquired her...

04.04.2012

Photographer Exposes Energy Poverty in the Life Without Light Project

Documentary photographer Peter DiCampo captures how lack of electricity impacts life in rural places of Kurdistan, Ghana, and Nepal.

04.04.2012

Philips has developed what is said to be the world’s most efficient and cost effective solar powered LED street lighting solution per km of road.

Philips’ latest Solar Gen2 innovation is developed together with NXP Semiconductors N.V. and presents a total solution for highly sustainable and...

04.04.2012 , Jeff Leopando

Solar User Forums: A powerful and innovative tool for connecting with rural end users

In a village on the island of Mindoro in the Philippines, a 42-year-old farmer named Susana used to contend with bats that would eat the fruits right...

04.04.2012

The most suitable batteries for solar systems: Lead-Acid-GEL and LiFePO4

The battery is a critical component of all solar products. Some battery types have a shorter life than others, but even good batteries’ life span...

04.04.2012

How Solar Energy Sparks Hope – and How It’s Destroyed

A Story from Mozambique

04.04.2012

First Solar-Energy focused Micro-Finance Institute established

Many Micro Finance Institutes (MFI) today finance solar energy projects. These are mostly small, solar-powered lamps, for which MFI customers receive...

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