Wildfires Are Becoming A New Threat To The Energy Transition In North Africa - The Energy Pioneer

Tunisia is experiencing one of its hottest summers on record, with temperatures approaching 50°C over the past two weeks. Combined with dry winds, the extreme

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Fiscal Capacity And Climate Action In Asia And The Pacific - The Energy Pioneer

In this Q&A, Genevieve Mallet speaks with John Beirne, Principal Economist in the Economic Research and Development Impact Department of the Asian

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RE100: Corporate Demand For Renewable Energy Is Outpacing Market Readiness - The Energy Pioneer

Climate Group is the international non-profit behind RE100, a coalition of more than 400 companies committed to sourcing 100% renewable electricity. In this

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Zimbabwe Civil Society Groups Rally Behind Buhera Residents Amid Lithium Mining Dispute - The Energy Pioneer

In 2023, while reporting on Zimbabwe's growing lithium industry, photojournalist Bernard Chiketo and I spent a day speaking with villagers living outside the

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Closing The Circle: How Morocco Is Building A Wind Energy Supply Chain - The Energy Pioneer

Along Morocco's Atlantic and Mediterranean coastlines, rows of wind turbines stand as visible markers of a national strategy to reduce reliance on imported

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Agrivoltaics In Bangladesh: Growing Food And Solar Power On The Same Land - The Energy Pioneer

Unlike many larger countries, Bangladesh cannot easily set aside vast stretches of unused land for utility-scale solar farms. Every hectare allocated to

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How The Viet Nam-Thailand-Malaysia-Singapore Framework Could Accelerate ASEAN Power Grid Integration - The Energy Pioneer

ESCAP (Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific) is a UN organization that promotes cooperation, sustainable development, and economic and

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GH2 Warns Water Security Will Be Critical To Namibia’s Green Hydrogen Ambitions - The Energy Pioneer

Namibia's vast deserts, abundant sunshine and powerful Atlantic winds have positioned the country as one of Africa's most promising destinations for green

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Africa’s Mineral Bargaining Power - The Energy Pioneer

Africa has powered the world's clean energy revolution from below. It is only now learning to demand something in return.

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For ASEAN, Energy Security Is A Team Sport - The Energy Pioneer

However, when it comes to energy security, small countries like member states of ASEAN should adopt a collective approach to supply resilience rather than

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Decarbonizing Maritime Shipping - The Energy Pioneer

ClimateWorks Foundation is a global nonprofit focused on advancing climate solutions and reducing greenhouse gas emissions. In this Q&A, Jason Anderson,

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Cleantech Series: The Growing Opportunities In Lithium-Ion Battery Recycling - The Energy Pioneer

As renewable energy deployment accelerates, its inherent intermittency is increasing the need for technologies that can bridge energy generation, consumption,

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Fighting Saltwater With Sunlight: How Solar Technology Is Tackling The Drinking Water Crisis In Southwest Bangladesh - The Energy Pioneer

When the waters of the Kholpetua River begin to rise, fear settles over Bhamia village. The advancing tide pushes salt water into the village’s canals and

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88% Renewable, 100% Confused: Brazil's Coal Problem - The Energy Pioneer

Brazil has one of the most extraordinary renewable energy potentials on the planet. We have thousands of kilometers of coastline for offshore wind, some of

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The Rockefeller Foundation’s Catalytic Capital: Turning Early Investments Into Lasting Energy Impact - The Energy Pioneer

Since 1913, The Rockefeller Foundation has used grantmaking as a tool to make big bets and deliver results for people in the United States and around the

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How Javier Milei's Cuts Are Reshaping Argentina's Environmental Institutions - The Energy Pioneer

Since taking office, President Javier Milei has slashed environmental spending, dismantled climate institutions, and shifted key responsibilities to

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The Power Of Commitment: How Government Investment Accelerated Electrification In Tanzania - The Energy Pioneer

In 2000, only about 7 percent of Tanzanians had access to electricity. Today, that figure has grown to nearly 80 percent, representing one of the fastest

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Reforming Government Fossil Fuel Subsidies - The Energy Pioneer

Q: Despite the falling cost of renewable energy in recent years, fossil fuel companies across much of the world continue to receive large government subsidies

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Iran Exposes The US’s Achilles’ Heel: Oil - The Energy Pioneer

In what was promised to be lengthy US-Iran negotiations focused on war reparations, nuclear arms and regional security, Tehran is holding a powerful

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Scaling Mediterranean Impact: Morocco And Egypt Highlight Real-World Solutions At MedProgramme Meeting - The Energy Pioneer

The launch of the MedProgramme Replication Portfolio emerged as the central milestone of the Fourth Annual Stocktaking Meeting (ASM) of the MedProgramme, held

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Bringing Decentralized Mini-Grids To Lesotho’s Mountains - The Energy Pioneer

Lesotho has made remarkable strides in expanding access to electricity over the past decade, but experts caution that the mountainous kingdom still faces

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How Trump-Era Energy Policies Are Reshaping The Energy Transition - The Energy Pioneer

This Q&A features Julie McNamara of the Union of Concerned Scientists, as she gives a candid assessment of how political decisions in the United States

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Ghana Counts Electricity Connections. It Needs To Start Counting Cooking Fires. - The Energy Pioneer

Twenty-six million Ghanaians cook on wood and charcoal every day. Lucy Anipa is a school cook in Ghana. Before 2018, her working day began crouching over a

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Tunisia’s Five Major Solar Projects - The Energy Pioneer

Tunisia has entered a new phase in its energy transition after recently approving five major solar projects with a combined capacity of 500 MW and investments

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Zimbabwe's Nuclear Ambitions Face Economic And Technical Hurdles - The Energy Pioneer

As Zimbabwe searches for solutions to its chronic electricity shortages, nuclear power is increasingly featuring in policy discussions as a potential

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The Energy Transition Only Works If Development Works - The Energy Pioneer

Energy transition only works if development works

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Zimbabwe’s Growing Solar Garbage Problem - The Energy Pioneer

In the suburbs of Harare, Zimbabwe’s capital, vendors move from street to street calling out for used batteries to buy.

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