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Jul 01, 2020
US Development Finance Corporation Lifts Ban on Nuclear Projects, Expands Low Carbon Energy Options
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Blog
Sep 16, 2020
How the DFC’s New Energy Investments in Mozambique Show the Agency’s Balanced Approach
Originally appeared in a Center for Global Development post, September 16, 2020 In its latest batch of investments…
Blog
Feb 06, 2023
Nuclear Power in Uganda and Rwanda?
Solar, hydro, wind, and gas are the most common options for African countries to meet their energy needs,…
Multimedia
Jun 07, 2021
Episode #5 Ken Caldeira: Let’s Align Self-Interest with Global Climate Interest
One of the world’s most visionary climate scientists tells Katie & Rose why he thinks nuclear energy is…
Op-Eds
Aug 06, 2024
Foreign Policy
Washington Needs to Up Its Power Game
The United States needs better tools to bolster global energy security.
Memo
Sep 12, 2019
For wind and solar, big is (usually) better
Memo
Oct 25, 2021
Natural gas and India’s climate strategy
Memo
Jan 18, 2024
Better battery strategy in emerging markets (or, “why you shouldn’t put all your eggs in one BESS-kit”)
Multimedia
Oct 21, 2021
Coffee Break Briefing with Todd Moss and Jake Kincer: Africa’s Coal Pipeline
Media Coverage
Apr 06, 2024
Energy for Africa
Energy Switch, Season 4 Episode 6
Op-Eds
Jun 10, 2024
Cipher
Africa’s clean hydrogen path must begin with clearing the hype
Memo
Oct 14, 2020
What are Africa’s ‘Zombie Utilities’?
Blog
Jun 30, 2021
How Congress is turning DFC into an agency serving Poland and Israel but not Senegal or Ghana
The US International Development Finance Corporation (DFC) is the $60 billion agency that’s supposed to catalyze investment to…
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Sep 27, 2018
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Mar 08, 2023