Cleaning the grid: electricity generation in Africa
With renewable energy still costly in Sub-Saharan Africa, natural gas is the carbon fuel of choice
The imperative to respond to climate change is clearer than ever. At the same time as our technological horizons expand and emerging economies come online, the need for nations to develop sustainable approaches to energy has become glaring.
The UN’s 17 sustainable development goals (SDGs) are a road map for rectifying humanity’s errors and achieving the promise of a sustainable future. They are a road map to a world without energy or environmental concerns, in which every person has access to the vital resources they need — food, water, financial opportunity — along with education, health, and well-being...
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