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| − | |Pub Title=Poor People's Energy Outlook (PPEO) 2018 | + | |Pub Title=Poor People's Energy Outlook (PPEO) 2018 Report - Achieving Inclusive Energy Access at Scale |
|Pub Organization=UK Aid & Practical Action Publishing | |Pub Organization=UK Aid & Practical Action Publishing | ||
| + | |Pub Author=Lucy Stevens, Paolo Mele, Liz Hooper, Edoardo Santangelo, Charlotte Taylor, Aaron Leopold, Vijay Bhopal, Abhi Bhargava, Sandy Robinson, Charlie Miller & Maria Apergi | ||
|Pub Month=December | |Pub Month=December | ||
|Pub Year=2018 | |Pub Year=2018 | ||
| − | |Pub Abstract=The global community has pledged to achieve universal energy access, leaving no one behind. We have | + | |Pub Abstract=The global community has pledged to achieve universal energy access, leaving no one behind. We have seen progress on electricity access, largely through grid extension programmes, but the quality of service is frequently poor and the hardest to reach are still often last in the queue. Finance for and attention to clean cooking remains pitiful and the huge potential for off-grid, market-based electricity solutions is only beginning to be achieved in a few places. |
Poor people's energy outlook (PPEO) 2018 explores delivery at scale from a bottom-up perspective, developing metrics to assess inclusion, scale, and the context for progress. Six core case studies from diverse contexts across the energy access sector are analysed, which focus on striking a balance between the race for scale and the need to reach 'last mile' communities. | Poor people's energy outlook (PPEO) 2018 explores delivery at scale from a bottom-up perspective, developing metrics to assess inclusion, scale, and the context for progress. Six core case studies from diverse contexts across the energy access sector are analysed, which focus on striking a balance between the race for scale and the need to reach 'last mile' communities. | ||
| − | |Pub Topics= | + | |Pub Topics=Energy Access, Renewable Energy, Other |
| − | |Pub Download=https://infohub.practicalaction.org/bitstream/handle/11283/ | + | |Pub Download=https://infohub.practicalaction.org/bitstream/handle/11283/621079/PPEO_Web_lowres.pdf?sequence=1 |
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Title
Poor People's Energy Outlook (PPEO) 2018 Report - Achieving Inclusive Energy Access at Scale
Publisher
UK Aid & Practical Action Publishing
Author
Lucy Stevens, Paolo Mele, Liz Hooper, Edoardo Santangelo, Charlotte Taylor, Aaron Leopold, Vijay Bhopal, Abhi Bhargava, Sandy Robinson, Charlie Miller & Maria Apergi
Published in
December 2018
Abstract
The global community has pledged to achieve universal energy access, leaving no one behind. We have seen progress on electricity access, largely through grid extension programmes, but the quality of service is frequently poor and the hardest to reach are still often last in the queue. Finance for and attention to clean cooking remains pitiful and the huge potential for off-grid, market-based electricity solutions is only beginning to be achieved in a few places.
Poor people's energy outlook (PPEO) 2018 explores delivery at scale from a bottom-up perspective, developing metrics to assess inclusion, scale, and the context for progress. Six core case studies from diverse contexts across the energy access sector are analysed, which focus on striking a balance between the race for scale and the need to reach 'last mile' communities.
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