Climate finance

For Nigerians Without Affordable Electricity, Job Creation Must Come First

Olu Verheijen

Sub-Saharan Africa Should Shift its Focus to Developing Productive Uses of Energy

June Lukuyu

Recognizing the energy access challenges of informal urban communities in Africa

June Lukuyu, Jess Kersey

Coffee Break Briefing with Jessica Lovering and Third Way’s Jackie Kempfer: “Mapping the Global Market for Advanced Nuclear”

Todd Moss, Jacob Kincer, Jessica Lovering

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…

Ken Caldeira, Michael Dioha

Europe to Africa: Gas for Me but Not for Thee

Originally appeared in Foreign Policy, July 14, 2022. Few should be surprised that, facing energy shortages and rising…

Todd Moss

Why Energy is Everything — in 4 Unforgettable Infographics

Harnessing the Power of Transparency: A Proposal for G20 Global Disclosure Standards for Power Sector Contracts

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Mohamed Rali Badissy, Rushaiya Ibrahim-Tanko, Todd Moss (+1...)

Sub-Saharan Africa, the renewable paradise where not everyone has access to electricity →

The continent, which is holding its climate summit on Monday, has more countries with a majority of ‘green’ electricity than any other region, but a significant proportion of its inhabitants lacked electricity in 2021.

Grace Tamble

Why Isn’t Solar Scaling in Africa?

Todd Moss

Gas for me, but not for thee

Todd Moss

Eric Wanless

Hydropower

Trump’s Choice to Run Energy Says Fossil Fuels Are Virtuous

Chris Wright, Donald Trump’s pick for energy secretary, says oil, gas and coal are key to solving global poverty. Some call that misleading.

Todd Moss

Trump Is Quitting the Paris Agreement. Poor Countries Should, Too. →

Decades of hypocritical climate policies have failed the global south.

Vijaya Ramachandran