E-BulletinIssue | October - November - December 2017
Highlights
November 17 2017
Highlights from the forum include the importance of planning and demand side responses, the role of the private sector, and innovative off-grid initiatives and planning tools to improve energy access.
December 21 2017
Through innovative, comprehensive approaches ESMAP has enabled the World Bank to scale up support to countries to help them transition to clean and efficient cooking and heating.
November 21 2017
ESMAP strengthens the dialogue on fossil fuel subsidy reform during an event at 23rdUN Climate Change Conference (COP23).
November 7 2017
ESMAP's support to the Power to the Poor program helped provide interest-free loans to female-headed households, enabling 83,000 of them to get an electricity connection.
November 17 2017
ESMAP organizes key event in Nigeria and continues to pave the way for mini grids as a solution to closing the energy access gap in Africa, and globally.
November 28 2017
New ESMAP-funded study outlines energy efficiency improvements in Astana and Almaty to help save up to 25% of energy consumption over the next 15 years.
October 19 2017
Morocco implemented a phased approach to energy subsidy reform. Find out how in this ESMAP Practitioner Exchange Series.
January 19 2018
After almost a decade of successful implementation in more than 80 cities across the globe, TRACE has now undergone a major upgrade. TRACE 2.0 now incorporates almost 100 built-in recommendations for energy efficiency measures as well as simple intervention models for each measure selected.
Publications
Solar Resource Mapping in Vietnam: Site Installation Report
ESRAF: Good Practice Note 1
ESRAF Good Practice: Overview
Cost Recovery and Financial Viability of the Power Sector in Developing Countries
Kazakhstan: Municipal EE Plan for the City of Astana
Kazakhstan: Municipal Plan for the City of Almaty
Why Measuring Energy Access for Women Makes Smart Business: The Case of Lao PDR
Shedding Light on Electricity Utilities in the Middle East
Charting the Diffusion of Power Sector Reforms Across the Developing World
Fiscal and Welfare Impacts of Electricity Subsidies in Central America
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