…enough units of energy usage, customers own the system and may continue using it at no cost. “These features make PAYGo uniquely suited to low-income households with irregular incomes and…
…June 20-22, 2012 in Brazil and you now have an opportunity to join him in telling the stories of energy poverty to policy and decision makers. You can make a…
…added up and the shortlisted entries are then deliberated over at the jury meet to finally determine winners.” (Flame Awards Asia 2018) For further information about the awards: https://www.facebook.com/Flame-Awards-180748405445544/ http://www.flameawards.com/index.php…
…were coming to my mother’s house to study,” said Rebecca Muthiani, employee of Tambuzi Farm in Nanyuki, Kenya whose income supports a large extended family. With the cost of living…
…especially those working hard in rural areas to improve their livelihoods. In a country where about 85 percent of the population has no access to the electricity grid, this brings…
…literally changed his life. Homework at night, after he had done his chores, was no longer a battle with the unsafe, inefficient light of the kerosene lantern. He worked hard…
…Asia, Africa, the South Pacific, and the Americas. IFC has worked closely with industry and local stakeholders to build the market, while the World Bank supports governments in building the…
…home lighting system and to motivate more youth to work hard to realize their dreams. Barefoot Power Uganda launched their ‘Light Up a Village’ program in Cheptilyal, where the project…
…in sales since coming into the market just five years ago,” says Andrews. “That a mother, father, student or teacher takes a light home, and it is switched on at…
…with industry representatives and others—both inside and outside the conference sessions—and would like to share with you a few observations. In the Technology Working Group meeting, we presented data on…
