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Aug 28, 2023
Does the DFC’s Portfolio Match Its Development Mandate?
BLUF: DFC’s portfolio is increasingly skewed toward richer markets in direct contradiction to its original development mandate and congressional intent. The trend is a result of external pressures placed on the agency plus internal limitations that Congress can mitigate in future reauthorization.
team
Oct 29, 2018
Ted Nordhaus
team
Aug 13, 2019
Jessica Lovering
team
Jan 19, 2022
Grace Tamble
Blog
Dec 09, 2020
Why EIA’s universal access model for Africa (definitely) overstates coal and (likely) understates solar
How would the large-scale deployment of off-grid solar technologies affect the future of Africa’s power generation mix? This…
Blog
Feb 22, 2021
What the Texas power outages can teach us about Africa’s power future
The historic cold snap that led to widespread power outages across Texas was tragic and continues to be…
Memo
Feb 05, 2020
Energy priorities in high-performing ASEAN
Memo
Jul 12, 2021
What’s the status of East Africa’s geothermal market?
Memo
Aug 10, 2021
The future of Ghana’s energy mix: how to meet demand growth to 2030
Memo
Oct 25, 2021
For Nigerians Without Affordable Electricity, Job Creation Must Come First
Memo
Dec 06, 2021
Sub-Saharan Africa Should Shift its Focus to Developing Productive Uses of Energy
Memo
Dec 06, 2022
Recognizing the energy access challenges of informal urban communities in Africa
Multimedia
Oct 07, 2020
Coffee Break Briefing with Jessica Lovering and Third Way’s Jackie Kempfer: “Mapping the Global Market for Advanced Nuclear”
Advanced nuclear has the potential to help meet both future energy demand and climate goals. But is this…
Op-Eds
Mar 04, 2022
Fixing the Disconnect Around Energy Access
The divergent fates of two community mini-grids in Nigeria illustrate why energy systems should be built to enable…
