The global shift from a fossil fuel-based to an electrical-based society is commonly viewed
as an ecological improvement. However, the electrical power industry is a major source of …

Increasing energy consumption, the rapid depletion of traditional resources, and the
damage they cause to the environment direct countries to meet the needs with appropriate …

Inadequate access and unstable grid service are among the most severe difficulties
developing communities face. As a result, these communities depend on fossil fuel-based …

Increasing renewable energy capacity to achieve climate goals will necessitate the rapid
development of utility-scale solar plants throughout Ghana. Situated in the impoverished …

Since 2010, solar energy companies in North America and Europe have played a pivotal
role in delivering clean, reliable and sustainable electricity to millions of people living off the …

The current electrification status in West African countries presents rural electrification rates
below 40%, national grid losses above 39% with frequent disruptions, and electricity prices …

Inclusive energy access remains elusive globally. Centrally planned energy infrastructures
tend to neglect marginalised and disparate populations while upfront costs make it rare for …

This book explores how, in the wake of the Anthropocene, the growing call for urgent
decarbonisation and accelerated energy transitions might have unintended consequences …

Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) is home to 75% of the world's unelectrified population, and
approximately 500 million of these live in rural areas. Off-grid mini-grids are being deployed …

This paper presents data analysis on the electricity generation mix during the COVID-19
pandemic lockdowns. The main objective was to assess the percentage changes in energy …