Decentralised Rural Infrastructure: Energy as a Service Approach in the Context of Universal Access in Sub Saharan Africa
This report investigates the potential of implementing the Energy as a Service (EaaS) model to bridge the significant energy access gap in Sub-Saharan Africa. With over 730 million people in the region lacking basic access to electricity, and projections showing that 620 million people will remain unconnected by 2030, approaches like EaaS are critical to achieving universal access.
Decentralised Rural Infrastructure: Energy as a Service Approach in the Context of Universal Access in Sub Saharan Africa
This report investigates the potential of implementing the Energy as a Service (EaaS) model to bridge the significant energy access gap in Sub-Saharan Africa. With over 730 million people in the region lacking basic access to electricity, and projections showing that 620 million people will remain unconnected by 2030, approaches like EaaS are critical to achieving universal access.
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