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Renewable energy: access and investment - global development professionals network

November 2014

  • honduras slum

    Energy access
    Using solar to give Honduran slum communities a voice in government

    In Latin America, slum upgrading programmes reshape traditional solutions to poverty and the city development, writes Priscila Azevedo Rocha
  • solar in brazil

    Energy access
    Why isn't Brazil exploiting its amazing wind capacity?

    Renewables star Brazil is now backtracking towards fossil fuels. Why, when wind could provide vital jobs? Fabíola Ortiz investigates
  • desalination plant in israel

    Energy access
    Beating water and land shortages in the Middle East and north Africa

    Focusing on the nexus between scarce resources is the only route to sustainable supplies of water, food and energy, write Holger Hoff and Tom Gill

October 2014

  • Dalcahue harbour, Chile

    Energy access
    Scottish sea power: driving down energy prices in Chile

    With a little help from Scotland, Chile may be on course to make a dramatic reversal in its energy fortunes, writes Frederika Whitehead
  • Kibera bio centre

    Energy access
    Poo power: turning human waste into clean energy in Kenya's slums

    Bio-centres turning human waste into electricity prove that faeces is the ultimate source of renewable energy, writes Frederika Whitehead
  • coffee wastewater biogas

    Energy access
    Can coffee stimulate renewable energy in Central America?

    A project to turn coffee wastewater into biogas is creating healthier environments, for farmers, flora and fauna, writes Mira-Bai Simon

September 2014

  • A small cascade is seen at the Manu Biosphere Reserve Cloud Forest in Peru's southern Amazon region of Madre de Dios

    Energy access
    Why has 'microhydro' been neglected as a solution to energy poverty?

    Power from streams and small rivers has been proven to provide sustainable energy in Peru and Nepal - Zimbabwe is next, writes Lucy Stevens
  • Sheikh Hasina, the Prime Minister of Bangladesh, speaks during the Climate Summit 2014 at the United Nations headquarters in New York

    Best bits
    No planet B: how we can build a low-carbon world in 17 steps

    As the UN Climate Summit gets underway, a panel of experts explain how to transition to clean energy, writes Rachel Banning-Lover
    • Energy access
      From Cape Town to Kinshasa: could the Great Inga dam power half of Africa?

    • Live Q&A: what does a global carbon-cutting deal look like?

    • World Water Week 2014
      UN's Kandeh Yumkella: 'we will raise $120bn to halve energy poverty'

August 2014

  • Torgny Holmgren

    World Water Week 2014
    'Water efficiency should be our goal', says head of World Water Week

    Torgny Holmgren tells Holly Young why the 2014 theme is energy and water and what impact he hopes this year’s conference will have
  • Village afghanistan

    Energy access
    After the Taliban: taking solar energy to remote parts of Afghanistan

    The Hazara people have long been repressed and deprived of services. Could a solar power plant offer a glimmer of hope? Karl Mathiesen finds out

  • Boys in Moghtar-Lajjar

    Energy access
    Could renewable energy make rural electrification a reality?

    Fredrika Whitehead on how cheap solar, wind or hydroelectricity, accessed through mini-grids, could light up remote villages

July 2014

  • solar panel Yambio, south Sudan

    Energy access
    Negotiating a cheaper clean energy deal for all

    Peter Brun: Making wind and solar products cheaper could pave way for universal access to sustainable energy sources

June 2014

  • Sudha Kheterpal showing percussion shaker to children in Kenya

    Energy access
    Shaking off the energy crisis: how far can kinetic deliver on its promises?

    Children in rural Kenya are using a percussion shaker to produce reading light for an hour – a sustainable alternative to kerosene lamps
  • Solar village in Freiburg; Germany

    Energy access
    Keep the climate, change the economy

    The UN says we need to make a 'massive shift' to renewables to curb climate change. How can we encourage investors?

    • Energy access
      Chile's solar market is leading the way in South America

    • Quiz: what do you know about renewable energy?

    • Top tweeters on renewable energy

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