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Enabling Economic Growth Through Energy

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By Michael O. Dioha, Norbert Edomah, Ken Caldeira, Vol. XXXVIII
| Issues in Science and Technology Verified
In “Fixing the Disconnect Around Energy Access” (Issues, Winter 2022), Michael Dioha, Norbert Edomah, and Ken Caldeira contrast the tale of two communities in Nigeria to highlight the daunting challenge of bringing universal energy access to low-income countries in a financially sustainable way. Although the article focuses on two communities in Nigeria, it speaks to a broader issue across the African continent.
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Fixing the Disconnect Around Energy Access

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By Michael O. Dioha, Norbert Edomah, Ken Caldeira, Jay Lloyd
| Issues in Science and Technology Verified
By Michael O. Dioha, Norbert Edomah, Ken Caldeira The divergent fates of two community mini-grids in Nigeria illustrate why energy systems should be built to enable economic transformation. Over the past two decades, the United Nations, the World Bank, regional development banks, and national governments have led efforts to give more people access to electricity. The movement has made significant gains: in Asia alone, about 1.2 billion people have gained electricity access since 2000.
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Sociotechnical typologies for national energy transitions

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By Morgan D. Bazilian, Benjamin K. Sovacool, Norbert Edomah
| The Astronomical Journal Verified
The energy landscape is changing dramatically. It is populated by many different and discrete energy transitions happening simultaneously in across different sectors, with dynamically different drivers, and across varying locations. This Perspective proposes a new three-part categorization to help better understand the myriad socio-technical changes being witnessed, which cut across user and market behaviour as well as institutions and technologies.
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