May 11

How Clean Energy Brands Are Curbing Emissions and Filling Access Gaps in Rural West Africa

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Nigeria, Africa’s largest economy and one of the world’s top producers of oil and gas, has a large and energy-hungry population. Yet about 60% of the country’s 200 million inhabitants lack access to reliable electricity, according to the government’s Nigeria Power Baseline Report. On most days, it is only able to dispatch around 4,000 megawatts…

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