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Crowdfunding Energy Access – State of the Market Report 2020-21

A new flagship report from Crowd Power, part of the TEA platform, highlights how the Covid-19 pandemic has resulted in a 25% drop in energy access-related crowdfunding volumes. The report explores the key trends in the energy access-related crowdfunding sector

Syndicated financing: co-lending partnerships with crowd lending platforms

Energy 4 Impact’s research programme Crowd Power, supported by UK aid via Transforming Energy Access, has launched a new report on syndicated financing involving crowd lending platforms. The report introduces lenders, crowd lending platforms, off-grid energy companies, and other industry

ENACTing energy access for the urban poor in Freetown and Kampala

According to demographic projections, Africa’s urban population will triple to 1.5 billion by 2050 with 84% of this rampant growth taking place in sub-Saharan Africa. Such a population boom will exacerbate the demand for services such as water and sanitation,

Interview with Valerie Meyo, OGTI Clean Energy Leader Ambassador

Position: Human Resources FellowCompany: MKopa Solar Valerie, thanks so much for taking the time to talk with us today. Tell us more about yourself, and what you studied in school. I studied for a Bachelor of Science in Human Resources Management. As

‘Empowering Managers’ testimonials

How better communication helped one manager improve sales, delivery efficiency and staff retention at a Kenyan off-grid company. Jared Winston Ounda, Sales manager at Orb Energy Kenya, has managed to motivate his team to hit sales targets, improved a key

Call for proposals: Independent, mid-term review of the TEA programme

Overview The Research Programme Delivery Consortium (RPDC, made up of the Carbon Trust, the University of Cape Town, Energy 4 Impact and TERI) manages the Transforming Energy Access (TEA) programme on behalf of the Department for International Development (DFID). Both

Request for Proposals: Transforming Energy Access – Learning Partnership (TEA-LP)

The Transforming Energy Access – Learning Partnership (TEA-LP) project aims to support the development of multidisciplinary postgraduate academic curricula at African higher education institutions to bridge the skills gap in Africa’s rapidly-growing energy access sector. TEA-LP invites proposals from African universities to

Call for Tenders: Health and Safety Support Service Design Phase

As a delivery lead for the Transforming Energy Access (TEA) platform, the Carbon Trust is looking to procure the services of a consultant with experience in Health & Safety (H&S) more broadly, and specifically in off-grid or informal clean energy access projects (or a consortium with these collective skills).