Since transportation accounts for 24% of direct CO2 emissions, the road to Net Zero depends on a rapid transition from internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles to electric vehicles (EVs).

For much of sub-Saharan Africa, agriculture is the primary economic driver and by far the largest sector for employment. This is well-known - development and evolution of the agriculture sector is high on the priority lists of many governments across the continent.

Three waves of electrification in Africa African countries stand no chance of lifting their people out of poverty and achieving a decent standard of living for all without affordable, reliable, and sustainable electricity.

What do earthquake magnitudes, viral YouTube videos, and consumer-level electricity demand have in common? If you guessed: “they all exhibit long-tailed distributions,” you’re correct! ‘Long-tailed’ distributions refer to those in which a small number of occurrences take extreme values, far from the central part of the distribution.

Expansive electricity transmission networks reduce overall costs in the power sector by enabling economies of scale in generation, expanding access to cost-efficient energy resources, reducing the necessary reserve margin, and supporting grid integration of renewable assets.