Helping Developing Countries Decarbonize Hard-to-Abate Sectors through the Scale Up of Green Hydrogen SolutionsDrastic action is needed across all the sectors of the world’s economy to limit the increase in average global temperature to 1.…
Using Targeted Innovation to Enable the Transition of Hard-to-Abate Sectors to Renewable EnergyThe industrial sector is becoming the primary source of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. Seventy percent of direct global emissions…
Advising Governments in Developing Countries on Public Sector Decarbonization
Public sector institutions and their extensions, such as public buildings, public utilities, and transportation facilities, typically consume up to 20…
Scaling Up Mini Grids in Developing Countries to Reach Universal Access to Electricity
According to a recent ESMAP report mini grids have the potential to be the source of electricity for close to half a billion people by 2030. They…
Making Universal Access to Clean Energy Affordable, One Household at a Time
More than a billion people have gained access to electricity since 2010. Yet, there are still 733 million people without stable electricity supply, half of whom…
Using Geospatial Planning to Improve Access to Electricity Livelihoods
ESMAP’s Integrated Electrification Strategies and Planning (IESP) program aims to increase the adoption and improve implementation of national electrification…
