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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Project / This project aims to guide offshore wind energy development in Colombia in a way that supports fair outcomes and sustainable local benefits.
Perspective / Gridless Solutions initiative researchers share insights from a recent study of two firms in Kenya, plus recommendations for companies, governments and donors.
Journal article / This article systematically reviews global research on electric vehicle charging infrastructure demand.
Past event / This virtual Q&A session 3 June will detail the aims of a new group seeking renewable energy and electrical grid solutions that benefit people and nature.
Press release / A systematic review shows that each charger could support up to 135 EVs – far above today’s global average of just 11.
Project / This project uses an intersectional lens to understand who bears the costs of the energy transition and who benefits from it.
Other publication / This report by SEI researchers highlights energy access challenges in Africa and the need for coordination to ensure sustainable impact.
Press release / Today, the EU Green Policy Tracker is launched – a new tracking and transparency tool that can guide the EU and member states in tackling future challenges.
Other publication / SEI experts and tools inform this ASEAN Centre for Energy roadmap plotting the route to net zero emissions in Lao PDR.
