Announcements
Announcements
Feeding into the Rio+20 preparations, SEI, together with its partners around the world, prepared a global assessment on the United Nations goal of providing “sustainable energy for all”. Access to energy for the poor is widely regarded as a key to make advancements on the Millennium Development Goals and to alleviate poverty.
This study examined the implications of “energy for all” going beyond basic access and supporting fundamental levels of development by providing electricity and modern fuels for productive and industrial uses everywhere in the world, compatible with economic development, in for instance agriculture, industrial processes, and fuel for transport.
The resulting energy assessment describes viable pathways for achieving sustainable energy access for all, and suggests how a greening of economic and energy development pathways might be achieved and governed across different scales.
Press release / The Leadership Group for Industry Transition (LeadIT) has updated its Green Steel Tracker, a vital tool for monitoring and advancing low-carbon primary steel production worldwide. This latest release reveals a…
Journal article / An analysis of the concepts of Social License to Operate and Social Acceptance, from the extractive industry to its application in renewable energy.
Project / This project develops a tool for AI-powered text analysis to be tested in systematic evidence synthesis reviews of research and policy papers.
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