Items tagged:
Energy for all
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Improving Tanzania’s power quality: can data help?
Ben Garside and Davida Wood discuss whether customer-sourced data can help unpick the problems of electricity supply in Tanzania
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IIED-Hivos Partnership
Securing future food and energy security requires changes to policy, markets and mindsets. IIED and Hivos aim to foster disruptive, citizen-focused initiatives in a "change lab" innovation process
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How can business help boost access to energy for those who need it most?
From crowdfunding platforms to development banks, the private sector can have a big impact in low-income energy markets.
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Improving people’s access to sustainable energy
1.3 billion people have no electricity and 2.7 billion people do not have clean and safe access to energy for cooking. This means that around 40% of the world’s population breathe in toxic smoke created when burning charcoal, wood, coal or animal waste to cook their food.
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Sustainable energy: can a new initiative succeed where Rio+20 failed?
Rio+20 failed to deliver any significant globally binding agreements on energy. Will voluntary Sustainable Energy For All initiative commitments fare any better?
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Energy: One for all, and all for one
Most of the 2 million car trips shared every month are taken to save money and to make friends. The 112,000 tonnes of C02 saved every year are an added bonus.
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Seven Rio+20 briefing papers from IIED
The International Institute for Environment and Development has published seven briefing papers on topics that will feature in the Rio+20 summit and IIED’s Fair ideas conference, also in Rio, on 16-17 June.
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A new President: what does this mean for Bulgaria’s energy sector?
On 23 January 2012, Bulgaria’s new President, Rosen Plevneliev, will start his new job.
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Caspian Energy Initiative
IIED’s Caspian Energy Initiative aims to promote transparency and good governance in the energy sector. We have just completed the latest phase of this initiative – a series of dialogues in Turkmenistan, Kazakhstan and Azerbaijan. The aim of these dialogues was to bring industry, government and civil society stakeholders together to discuss key issues and develop plans for future action. Background papers and workshop reports are available below.
