Barriers to Renewable Energy Electrification in Namibia: A Policy, Engineering and Financial Analysis
Namibia has some of the world’s best solar and wind resources, yet around 300,000 households remain without electricity and the country imports more than 60% of the power it uses. Our new report, Barriers to Renewable Energy Electrification in Namibia, examines the policy, engineering and financial constraints holding back progress towards universal electricity access. It identifies the reforms and investments needed to expand renewable energy and connect more households.
Africa’s double dollar drain: How debt service and fuel imports constrain industrialisation
How debt service and fuel imports constrain industrialisation
The Geopolitics of Critical Minerals in Africa
Redefining the Continent’s Role in the E-mobility Value Chain.
Mitigation Ambition in African NDCs ahead of COP30
Assessing progress, challenges, and opportunities for climate action across the continent.
The Renewable Energy Investment Case for Africa
Africa possesses one of the world’s greatest renewable energy potentials, but it continues to attract only a small fraction of global clean energy investment. The new report, The Renewable Energy Investment Case for Africa, underscores the urgency of closing this gap. Africa must expand its renewable energy capacity by 23% annually to meet its transition objectives and deliver on commitments such as the Nairobi Declaration. The report provides evidence-based insights and financing pathways to guide policymakers and investing partners in unlocking the continent’s clean energy future.