By: Emma Polgar, Associate The rural electrification rate in Kenya is a mere four percent, and in Tanzania it is only three percent.[1] Increasing energy access for rural regions across Eastern African is thus critical for the region’s much needed economic and social development.[2] The question is how to best supply reliable, affordable power to… Continue reading Encouraging Private Sector Participation in the Development of Renewably-Powered Micro-Grids in Eastern Africa
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George Washington Journal of Energy & Environmental Law
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