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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Perspective / This article is a SEI reflection on just energy transitions in Indigenous contexts.
Feature / Over 93% of Ugandan households rely on wood and charcoal for fuel. A new strategy sets a timeline through 2040 to support a clean energy transition.
Project / SEI serves as Sweden’s antenna to EPAH, linking local communities and national expertise to EU energy poverty policy.
Project / Systemic, participatory project enabling renewable energy in Colombia through policy reform, social acceptance, and a just transition narrative.
SEI report / The role, drivers and outcomes of policy coherence in the Kenyan government’s efforts to achieve a just energy transition in Kenya are addressed in this report.
Feature / SEI will serve as a national platform for energy poverty expertise, linking local and national efforts to the broader goals and resources of the EPAH.
Journal article / This paper investigates how security discourses, actors and tools shape offshore wind development and marine governance in Sweden.
Past event / The event will explore water–energy–climate interlinkages while addressing interconnected regional challenges and celebrate the 20th Anniversary of SUMERNET.
Past event / NSUP hosted Luke Gooding and other experts to explore the North Sea’s role in Europe’s green transition, energy security and sustainable innovation.
