Energy Access Has Declined for the First Time in Ten Years
Fact Sheet: DRE Opportunities
Energy Access is the missing link in agriculture - In Ethiopia and Uganda, agriculture plays a crucial role in securing food, supporting livelihoods, and generating employment. Yet both economies face persistent energy deficits.
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How Integrated Energy Accelerates Global Access
This session will spotlight the Utilities 2.0 initiative—a pioneering model that combines the reach of centralized utilities with the agility of decentralized renewable energy. The result? Faster, more affordable, and scalable electricity access across Africa.
Power for All Appoints Alba Topulli as New Chief Executive Officer to Lead the Fight Against Energy Poverty
New CEO to Propel Power for All's Global Mission in Combatting Energy Poverty
Distributed Renewable Energy (DRE) can revolutionize Africa's agricultural sector, creating a sustainable, low-emission food system. This transformation can combat climate change, enhance food security, and reduce income inequality.
The renewable energy sector, a growing and innovative industry, is improving career opportunities for women and youth. Reliable and clean power also empowers female entrepreneurs to start businesses, further promoting diversity within communities. On International Women’s Day we want to take a moment to celebrate some of these successes, focusing on East Africa and what these amazing women have achieved. The energy transition is more than a technological shift; it's a chance to enhance social and economic inclusivity. This year’s theme, Accelerate Action, stresses the importance of taking swift and decisive steps to achieve gender equality.
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Maize ranks prominently among Uganda's principal agricultural outputs, yet its milling capacity languishes, hampered by pervasive electricity constraints. In this infographic, explore the emergence of mini-grid powered and stand-alone solar milling.
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The modern, fossil-fueled agrifood system is a significant contributor to climate change, accounting for a third of GHG emissions. Its dependence on fossil fuels, combined with inequitable access to resources, renders it unsustainable.
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