A clean, affordable, reliable supply of energy for basic needs is widely seen as a necessary for lifting people out of poverty and improving well-being. SEI examines how energy needs for human and economic development can be met in a way that is compatible with long-term sustainable development.
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Other publication / This white paper studies women working in the energy sectors of four Lower Mekong countries.
Journal article / This research was conducted to determine existing livestock manure management systems and to quantify the extent of pollution through different systems.
Other publication / The findings of a quantitative wood pellet market analysis based on trade flows, price developments, exchange rates and temperature.
Project / The USAID Clean Power Asia project was an initiative to facilitate investments in environmentally friendly, grid-connected renewable energy in Southeast Asia.
Feature / Experiences in Tanzania and Zambia show the tensions between pursuing much-needed private investment and ensuring that benefits accrue to all citizens.
SEI working paper / Challenges and tensions arise in financing energy infrastructure in sub-Saharan Africa. We explore this through case studies from Tanzania and Zambia.
Project / Strategies for Sustainable Bioenergy Development in Indonesia (INSIST) defined strategies for deployment of sustainable bioenergy in Indonesia.
SEI brief / Renewable energy mini-grids might provide an alternative and additional solution to energy pressures in countries of the Southern Africa Development Community
