Energy AccesS DOESN’t HAVE TO WAIT
Decentralized renewable energy is the faster path to power for all
Energy AccesS DOESN’t HAVE TO WAIT
Decentralized renewable energy is the faster path to power for all
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When Power is Life or Death
28 March 2018 | By Jem Porcaro
Access to electricity saves lives. Lack of it can take them. Yet universal healthcare's reliance on energy is still not given enough attention in the fight for sustainable development. Energy underpins modern healthcare, whether through connectivity to telemedicine, safe delivery of babies, or refrigeration of vaccines. The stakes couldn't be higher, and international focus on strengthening health systems must put energy front and center...
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Our Latest Newsletter
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Global to Local: Access Update Around the World
Policy spotlight
Women Poised to Lead Nigeria's Clean Energy Revolution
28th March 2018 | By Ify Malo
Recognition of energy access impact on women is growing, and nowhere is this shift more evident than in Sub-Saharan African countries. Women are emerging not just as consumers of a new wave of innovative energy access products and services, but also as leading entrepreneurs and leaders – shaping the industry. Moreover, women are demonstrating leadership in policy and shaping the vision of the sector.
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Fact Sheet
SDG7 and Keeping Families Healthy
Research Summary
Positive Household Benefits of DRE
Collective Action
We all have a role to play in accelerating universal energy access
Collective Action
We all have a role to play in accelerating universal energy access
Who We Are
Power for All is a global coalition of 200 private and public organizations campaigning to deliver universal energy access before 2030 through the power of decentralized, renewable electricity.
2 billion people—almost a third of humanity—are without access to reliable energy, and the majority of them live in rural areas with no established method of energy delivery. Compared to traditional approaches, renewable, distributed energy is less expensive, faster to implement, and creates a sustainable pathway to the energy needs of the developing world.
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@Power4All2025
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On May 2nd, join us during our 2018 #SEforALLforum Partner Working Session: we'll bring together #data-experts to d… https://t.co/mC5xe0znuT
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RT @climatecouncil: WOW: @UN report shows developing countries committed $177 billion to #renewables in 2017, compared to $103 billion… https://t.co/o2OvCvlja3
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The DISCOM is dying, long live the DISCOM https://t.co/ipUh10ALqd via @GhoshArunabha @CEEWIndia #india #utilities #energyaccess