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Originally published in Foreign Policy, February 1, 2023. Almost one year after Russian forces invaded Ukraine, Moscow’s natural gas…
The world’s energy access definition is currently just 50-100 kWh per person per year, barely enough to power…
Next week is make-or-break for the United States to show an actual alternative to Chinese-backed infrastructure. President Biden…
Europe’s energy crisis is aggravating a decades-old tension between the developed and the developing world. As wealthy countries…
The fight over when – or even whether – to use development finance for gas-fired power plants in…
Third Way and Energy for Growth Hub have been mapping the global market for advanced nuclear over the…
We’ve worried that energy projects in Africa, especially renewables, were at risk from rising interest rates and an…
Published in Nature, November 2, 2022. Energy transition plans leave out African data, priorities and expertise, excluding one…