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Event - Asia Clean Energy Forum 2026

Hector Alfaro — Mon, 11 May 2026 10:45:26 GMT

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{{Events
|Event title=Asia Clean Energy Forum 2026
|Event Organizer=ADB
|Event Type=Forum & Symposium
|Focus=Other, Renewable Energy
|Beginning=2026/06/08
|End=2026/06/11
|Country=Philippines
|Location=ADB Headquarters, Manila
|URL=https://asiacleanenergyforum.adb.org/
|Event description=The Asia Clean Energy Forum (ACEF) 2026 marks a significant milestone as we celebrate the Asian Development Bank's 60th anniversary while addressing the most pressing challenges in clean energy transition.

ACEF 2026 signifies a crucial milestone in the institution’s energy engagement in Asia and the Pacific. The forum reflects ADB’s updated Energy Policy in 2025 and responds to the region’s growing demand for clean energy solutions that are secure, resilient, and inclusive. It takes place against a backdrop of economic uncertainty in Asia and the Pacific, with regional growth projected to slow to 4.0% in 2026. At the same time, persistent energy access gaps continue to affect more than 400 million people, while rising geopolitical and trade tensions add further pressure on economies across the region.

ACEF serves as a regional platform for collaboration, knowledge exchange, and the promotion of practical clean energy solutions that go beyond conventional transition models. The forum will bring together a diverse range of stakeholders including governments, private sector actors, academia, financial institutions, NGOs, and development partners to collectively address the region's pressing energy challenges and emerging opportunities.

ACEF 2026 will focus on advancing four essential areas: (i) building energy security through diversified, reliable clean energy sources; (ii) developing resilient systems that can withstand disruptions; (iii) promoting inclusion through equitable access and participation; and (iv) developing intelligent energy systems that use digital technologies, artificial intelligence, and smart grids to improve management efficiency.
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Event - Intersolar Europe: The World’s Leading Exhibition for the Solar Industry

Hector Alfaro — Mon, 11 May 2026 10:41:59 GMT

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|Event title=Intersolar Europe: The World’s Leading Exhibition for the Solar Industry
|Event Organizer=Intersolar Europe
|Event Type=Conferences & Exhibitions
|Focus=Solar, Other
|Beginning=2026/06/22
|Event Time Zone=CEST
|End=2026/06/25
|Event Time Zone2=CEST
|Country=Germany
|Location=Messe München & ICM München
|URL=https://www.intersolar.de/home
|Event description=Exhibition: June 23–25, 2026, Messe München
Conference: June 22–23, 2026, ICM München
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Event - Africa Energy Forum 2026

Hector Alfaro — Mon, 11 May 2026 10:37:59 GMT

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{{Events
|Event title=Africa Energy Forum 2026
|Event Organizer=The Ministry of Electricity and Energy, South Africa
|Event Type=Forum & Symposium
|Focus=Other, Renewable Energy
|Beginning=2026/06/16
|End=2026/06/19
|Country=South Africa
|Location=Cape Town CTICC 1
|URL=https://energy-news-network.com/networking/africa-energy-forum/
|Event description=The continent’s most strategic investor gathering, the Africa Energy Forum (aef) will return to Cape Town from 16–19 June 2026, with a theme focused on pragmatic, diversified energy solutions to support industrialisation. The Africa Energy Forum (aef) 2026, under Building Africa’s Industrialised Future, reflects the need to power growth for more than 1.5 billion people.

aef 2026 connects energy, critical minerals, infrastructure, finance and technology – driving the shift from ambition to execution and from resources to value creation, as Africa takes a central role in global supply chains and long-term investment.

Building Africa’s Industrialised Future starts here.
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Publication - 24/7 Renewables: The Economics of Firm Solar and Wind

Hector Alfaro — Mon, 11 May 2026 10:34:38 GMT

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{{Pub Database
|Pub Title=24/7 Renewables: The Economics of Firm Solar and Wind
|Pub Organization=IRENA
|Pub Author=IRENA
|Pub Month=May
|Pub Year=2026
|Pub Abstract=Solar and wind have become the cheapest sources of new electricity generation worldwide. As renewable penetration rises, however, the central challenge of the energy transition is increasingly one of adequacy and flexibility – ensuring that clean electricity is available when and where it is needed. This report addresses that challenge by introducing firm levelised cost of electricity (firm LCOE) – a transparent, project-level benchmark for assessing the cost of delivering continuous, reliable electricity from co-located solar PV, onshore wind and battery energy storage systems.

The analysis shows that the cost of firm renewable electricity has declined rapidly across all major technologies and markets. In high-quality solar and wind resource regions, co-located hybrid systems can already deliver round-the-clock electricity at costs competitive with - and in many cases below - those of new fossil-fuel generation. China currently defines the global cost floor, while costs in Brazil, India, South Africa, Australia, and the Gulf region are declining rapidly towards fossil-fuel cost parity.

The report identifies key drivers of firm renewable costs – technology performance, resource quality and system configuration – and examines the policy levers that are proving decisive in translating cost competitiveness into deployment at scale. It concludes that the technologies are maturing, the costs are falling and the commercial demand is growing. The pace at which firm renewable electricity is deployed will be among the most consequential determinants of the global energy transition in the decade ahead.
|Pub Download=https://www.irena.org/Publications/2026/May/24-7-renewables-The-economics-of-firm-solar-and-wind
|Pub Newsletter=No
|GBE filter=No
|Pub PIE=No
|Pub Tag Energy Transition=Energy Transition
|Pub Tag Renewable=Renewable Energy
|Pub Tag Solar=Solar
|Pub Tag Wind=Wind
|Pub Tag Other=Other
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Event - Negative Emissions Summit 2026

Hector Alfaro — Mon, 11 May 2026 10:32:33 GMT

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|Event title=Negative Emissions Summit 2026
|Event Organizer=Negative Emissions Platform
|Event Type=Summit
|Focus=Other, Climate Change
|Beginning=2026/06/04
|Beginning time=08:30AM
|Event Time Zone=CES
|End=2026/06/04
|End time=18:30PM
|Event Time Zone2=CEST
|Country=Belgium
|Location=MIX Brussels
|URL=https://www.negative-emissions.org/negative-emissions-summit-2026The world’s largest carbon removals policy summit returns to Brussels
|Event description=Europe is entering the decade where durable, high-integrity carbon removals move from “promising” to “system-critical”. The Negative Emissions Summit 2026 convenes policymakers, industry leaders, investors, and CDR providers to focus on one central question:

How do we create credible, scalable demand for permanent carbon removals, fast enough to strengthen EU competitiveness, enable investment, and deliver climate outcomes?

This year’s Summit is built around the mechanisms that can unlock durable demand at scale, especially compliance-driven routes (including the EU ETS) and near-term public purchasing and support schemes that help Europe ramp up capacity before full compliance integration.
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Efficient Appliances and Energy Demand Management in Nigeria’s Off-Grid Sector

Timilehin Adewale — Thu, 07 May 2026 12:21:09 GMT

Examines the role of efficient appliances in reducing energy demand, improving system performance and enhancing the affordability of off-grid solar systems.

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== Summary ==
Examines the role of efficient appliances in reducing energy demand, improving system performance and enhancing the affordability of off-grid solar systems.
== Introduction ==
In off-grid solar systems, electricity demand is closely linked to the types of appliances used by consumers. Research from the Efficiency for Access Coalition highlights that appliance efficiency plays a critical role in determining system performance, affordability and overall energy access outcomes. This article examines how efficient appliances influence demand management and their relevance for Nigeria’s off-grid sector.
== Background ==
Off-grid solar systems are typically designed with limited generation capacity. As a result, inefficient appliances can quickly exceed system limits, leading to poor performance and higher costs.
Demand-side management focuses on optimising energy consumption by improving the efficiency of appliances and encouraging appropriate usage patterns.
== Key Insights ==
=== 1. Reduced Energy Demand ===
Efficient appliances consume less electricity while delivering the same level of service. This allows users to maximise the benefits of limited energy supply.
=== 2. Improved System Performance ===
Lower demand reduces stress on system components, improving reliability and extending equipment lifespan.
=== 3. Cost Savings for Users ===
Efficient appliances reduce energy consumption, lowering electricity costs for consumers over time.
=== 4. Better System Design and Sizing ===
When appliance efficiency is considered, systems can be designed more accurately, avoiding over-sizing or under-performance.
=== 5. Increased Access to Services ===
Efficient appliances enable users to access more energy services within the same system capacity.
== Relevance to Nigeria ==
In Nigeria, many off-grid users rely on basic solar systems with limited capacity. The adoption of inefficient appliances can reduce system effectiveness and limit the benefits of electrification.
Promoting efficient appliances can:
Improve affordability of energy services
Enhance reliability of mini-grid systems
Support productive use of electricity
Reduce overall system costs
== Implementation Considerations ==
To support appliance efficiency, stakeholders should:
Promote standards and labelling for off-grid appliances
Facilitate access to efficient equipment through financing schemes
Raise awareness among users about energy-efficient practices
Integrate demand-side considerations into system planning
== Strategic Implications ==
Appliance efficiency is a critical but often overlooked component of energy access. Integrating demand-side management into off-grid planning can improve system performance and ensure more sustainable electrification outcomes in Nigeria.
== Further Reading ==
Efficiency for Access Coalition. [https://efficiencyforaccess.org/publications/2019-state-of-the-off-grid-appliance-market-report/ 2019 State of the Off-Grid Appliance Market Report]
== Attribution and Licence ==
This article summarises material from a publicly available report by the Efficiency for Access Coalition.
== Categories ==
[[Category:Nigeria Off-Grid Solar Knowledge Hub]]
[[Category:Energy Access]]
[[Category:Electricity]]

Publication - The Multi-Tier Framework for Energy Access: Insights and Impact from a Decade of Surveys

Hector Alfaro — Wed, 06 May 2026 08:02:58 GMT

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|Pub Title=The Multi-Tier Framework for Energy Access: Insights and Impact from a Decade of Surveys
|Pub Organization=ESMAP
|Pub Author=World Bank; Angelou, Nicolina; Kersey, Jessica; Koo, Bryan Bonsuk; Padam, Gouthami; Zaman, Fakhruz; Park, Jiyun; Amankwah, Akuffo; Oseni, Gbemisola; Palacios-Lopez, Amparo.
|Pub Month=March
|Pub Year=2026
|Pub Abstract=The Multi-Tier Framework (MTF) has redefined global energy access measurement by replacing binary indicators with a multidimensional approach that evaluates service quality across reliability, affordability, safety, and availability. Developed by the World Bank under its Energy Sector Management Assistance Program (ESMAP), the MTF ranks access from Tier 0 to Tier 5, offering a more accurate picture of how energy is experienced in practice.

This report marks a decade of implementation of the Multi-Tier Framework (MTF), documenting 29 surveys across 27 countries and representing the most comprehensive effort to measure energy access beyond simple connectivity. Developed through collaboration between the Energy Sector Management Assistance Program (ESMAP) and the Living Standards Measurement Study (LSMS), the MTF established standardized survey instruments, field protocols, and analytical methods to generate the first internationally comparable, nationally representative datasets on electricity and cooking access. Implemented across diverse regions—including countries affected by fragility, conflict, and violence—these surveys provide an unprecedented evidence base for understanding how energy services are actually experienced.

The importance of this report lies in its ability to translate a decade of data into actionable insight. By revealing gaps between access and service quality, it equips governments, development partners, and researchers with the tools needed to design more effective, targeted energy policies and investments. The findings have strengthened global tracking of Sustainable Development Goal 7 and fostered a shared understanding of how energy access links to development outcomes. By consolidating empirical evidence, assessing policy applications, and outlining future priorities, the report positions the MTF as a critical foundation for advancing equitable, high-quality energy access worldwide.
|Pub Download=https://www.esmap.org/MTF-Decades-of-Surveys?deliveryName=DM280187
|Pub Newsletter=No
|GBE filter=No
|Pub PIE=No
|Pub Tag Cooking=Cooking
|Pub Tag Energy=Energy Access
|Pub Tag Policy=Policies and Regulations
|Pub Tag Other=Other
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Event - Accelerating BESS Deployment: Technology, Markets, Safety, and Regional Pathways

Hector Alfaro — Wed, 06 May 2026 07:29:20 GMT

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|Event title=Accelerating BESS Deployment: Technology, Markets, Safety, and Regional Pathways
|Event Organizer=ADB
|Event Type=Online Seminars
|Focus=Other, Renewable Energy
|Beginning=2026/05/13
|Beginning time=09:00AM
|Event Time Zone=CEST
|End=2026/05/13
|End time=10:00AM
|Event Time Zone2=CEST
|Location=Online (Zoom)
|URL=https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_ZhqT395RTCazs95YS9E2SA#/registration
|Event description=This webinar will introduce the strategic role of battery energy storage systems (BESS) in supporting renewable energy integration, grid flexibility, and the wider energy transition in Asia and the Pacific. The session will cover key topics including grid-forming inverters, private sector participation, battery recycling and circular economy, and health and safety standards for BESS deployment.

The webinar will bring together regional stakeholders and international experts to share practical insights relevant to Cambodia, Mongolia, Viet Nam, and other countries advancing BESS deployment.
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Event - 2026 Open Source in Energy Access Symposium

Dimitrios Mentis — Tue, 05 May 2026 08:55:07 GMT

Event - 2026 Open Source in Energy Access Symposium

Dimitrios Mentis — Tue, 05 May 2026 08:54:19 GMT

2026 Open Source in Energy Access Symposium

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{{Events
|Event title=2026 Open Source in Energy Access Symposium
|Event Organizer=World Resources Institute, EnAccess Foundation
|Event Type=Forum & Symposium
|Focus=Cooking, Grid, Humanitarian Energy, Impacts, Mini-grid, Solar, Wind, Off-grid, Other, Climate Change, Energy Access, Financing and Business Models, Improved Cookstoves, Policy and Regulation, Water and Energy for Food, Productive Use, Renewable Energy
|Beginning=2026/10/26
|End=2026/10/27
|Country=Worldwide
|Location=CMU-Africa Innovation Hub, Kigali, Rwanda
|URL=https://www.oseas.org/home
|Event description=The Open Source in Energy Access Symposium (OSEAS) is the first global event dedicated to harnessing Open Source technologies to accelerate universal energy access. Co-organized by EnAccess and WRI Polsky Center for the Global Energy Transition, OSEAS has quickly become a flagship global gathering for open innovation in the energy sector.

The first edition took place in 2024 in Abuja, Nigeria, marking a groundbreaking moment in uniting global stakeholders.

The second edition, hosted in 2025 in Nairobi, Kenya, which drew even greater momentum.

Due to overwhelming demand from participants and partners, OSEAS is now set to become an annual event. The third edition will take place on October 26-27, 2026 in Kigali, Rwanda.

OSEAS 2026 will once again unite global policymakers, entrepreneurs, industry leaders, tech innovators and the Open Source Community to explore challenges, seize opportunities and create synergies. Based on your valued feedback, we’ve enhanced this year’s program with:

Expanded working group sessions

Dedicated poster exhibition space

Product fair

A donor roundtable

An improved hackathon experience

Site visit

Open Source technology and tools have been transforming the Energy Access landscape - enhancing interoperability, boosting cost efficiency, and ensuring high quality. However, it’s only recently that their full potential has started to shine through. By accelerating collaboration and dialogue, OSEAS 2026 aims to push us closer to universal energy access.
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 * '''Blue hydrogen''' is produced as well by splitting methane or coal with steam, but unlike grey hydrogen, most (not all) CO<sub>2</sub> emissions are captured and stored for reducing its climate impact.
 * '''Turquoise hydrogen''': using processes such as pyrolysis, the methane is split into H<sub>2</sub> and solid carbon black which can be more easily stored. At the moment, turquoise hydrogen is still at the pilot stage.
-* '''Green hydrogen''' is produced by splitting water into hydrogen and oxygen using renewable electricity. No emissions occur.
+* '''Green hydrogen''' is produced by splitting water into hydrogen and oxygen using renewable electricity. No emissions occur. For this process, electrolyzers are necessary. Watch here a [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VQgZQ5mOCC4&t=55s video explaining the basic principle of how an electrolyzer works].
 Besides this color scheme, sometimes the wording “low-carbon hydrogen” is used. This refers to both green hydrogen and blue hydrogen, see IEA (2022): Africa Energy Outlook.

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 * IRENA (2018): [[Publication - Hydrogen from renewable power: Technology outlook for the energy transition|Hydrogen from renewable power: Technology outlook for the energy transition]]
 * Journal of Cleaner Production (2018): [https://www.researchgate.net/publication/325758536_Environmental_sustainability_of_renewable_hydrogen_in_comparison_with_conventional_cooking_fuels Environmental sustainability of renewable hydrogen in comparison with conventional cooking fuels]
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 OSEAS 2026 will once again unite global policymakers, entrepreneurs, industry leaders, tech innovators and the Open Source Community to explore challenges, seize opportunities and create synergies. Based on your valued feedback, we’ve enhanced this year’s program with:
-Expanded working group sessions
+- Expanded working group sessions
-Dedicated poster exhibition space
+- Dedicated poster exhibition space
-Product fair
+- Product fair
-A donor roundtable
+- A donor roundtable
-An improved hackathon experience
+- An improved hackathon experience
-Site visit
+- Site visit
 Open Source technology and tools have been transforming the Energy Access landscape - enhancing interoperability, boosting cost efficiency, and ensuring high quality. However, it’s only recently that their full potential has started to shine through. By accelerating collaboration and dialogue, OSEAS 2026 aims to push us closer to universal energy access.
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