Residential tariffs for district heating are heavily subsidized in Belarus, and range from as low as 10 to 21 percent of the cost-recovery levels, depending on the heat producers. The fiscal and quasi-fiscal costs of underpriced heat are…
Africa needs power - to grow its economies and enhance the welfare of its people. Power for all is still a long distance away - two thirds of the population remains without electricity and enterprises rank electricity as a top constraint…
The workshop was designed to disseminate China’s successful experience in energy efficiency and promote South-South knowledge exchange on energy efficiency between China and other Asian countries.
What is Monitoring and Evaluation?
Gender equality and social inclusion are vital to fully realize the development impacts of energy programs. Understanding the gender dimensions of activities, outputs and outcomes within energy projects…
January 27 2015
Issue | January - February 2015
In this edition: Report shows mining companies can play a major role in helping upgrade Africaâs electricity infrastructure; Belarus looks at reforming its heating tariffs; new geothermal law in Indonesia; national workshop on…