ESMAPâs renewable energy program is assisting countries develop clean, and reliable solar, geothermal, wind, and small hydroelectric power plants across the world.
An ESMAP funded toolkit on improved cookstoves was presented by the World Bank at a global forum in Lima, Peru, to help reduce indoor air pollution in developing countries.
ESMAP funded a workshop for Nepalese engineers, contractors and manufacturers to discuss approaches to using tunnels for transmitting electricity to Nepalâs residents.
ESMAP highlighted its innovative approaches in influencing energy policy formulation in countries, during a knowledge exchange forum which took place in Washington DC.
Benefits of electrification programs in most developing countries comes from savings made by households when they switch to cheap and reliable electricity for lighting, entertainment and cooking.
