Memo
Jun 19, 2019
Waste-to-Energy: one solution for two problems?
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Multimedia
Jul 06, 2021
Episode #7 Rebekah Shirley: Small Island Nations are Hypervisible & Hyper Invisible
The director of research, data & innovation for WRI Africa talks with Katie & Rose about climate justice…
Impact Story
Apr 01, 2022
US Adopts More Nuanced Pro-Development/Pro-Climate Approach to Downstream Gas Investment in Poor Countries
Memo
Aug 10, 2021
The future of Ghana’s energy mix: how to meet demand growth to 2030
Blog
Apr 16, 2025
The Energy Crisis in Zambia Is Undermining the Lobito Corridor’s Potential — And DFC’s Investments
Memo
Oct 10, 2022
Where is the DFC’s clean energy pipeline in Africa?
Memo
Feb 05, 2020
Energy priorities in high-performing ASEAN
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Report
Jul 21, 2022
Congressional Testimony: US Leadership and Energy in Africa
Todd Moss testified along with Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala (World Trade Organization), Donald Kaberuka (African Union), and Rama Yade (Atlantic…
Memo
Jan 25, 2022
Grid investment and gas-fired power at the heart of Nigeria’s economic transformation and energy transition
Memo
Jan 31, 2022
Natural Gas in the ASEAN Energy Landscape
Memo
May 03, 2021
Do major DFIs finance fossil fuels?
Blog
Aug 18, 2021
U.S. Treasury walks a line on fossil fuel funding
On Monday, the U.S. Treasury released its Fossil Fuel Energy Guidance for Multilateral Development Banks. This will shape…
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.
Blog
Dec 05, 2022
How Might Clean Energy Feature at the White House Africa Summit?
Next week is make-or-break for the United States to show an actual alternative to Chinese-backed infrastructure. President Biden…
Memo
Nov 14, 2023
BUILDing a DFC Fit for Purpose: Eight recommendations for a robust reauthorization of America’s development finance institution
BLUF: Looming reauthorization is an opportunity to reinvigorate DFC’s ability to support US national goals. We suggest eight ways Congress can give the agency the resources and flexibility needed to live up to its original vision.
