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What We See
African businesses have long relied on distributed generation to supplement grid power. Now their “generators” are powered by solar rather than diesel
Energy regulators across the continent are called to deliver competing objectives: hold back distributed generation long enough to rebuild centralized utilities while extending affordable, reliable electricity to businesses
This impossible balancing act is a critical opportunity for energy policy evolution
Learn how we’ve seen energy in Africa and around the world evolve to take advantage of the full potential of distributed generation as governments build the grid of the future
“Wherever possible, CrossBoundary Energy has brought to bear our direct experience of designing, financing, developing, building, owning, and operating distributed generation projects across Sub-Saharan Africa. As the first dedicated fund for commercial and industrial solar on the continent, we have been at the forefront of regulatory engagement to move forward the sectors in which our projects are based.”
Driving Policy Change
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Distributed Energy Resources regulation market highlight: Democratic Republic of the Congo
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Constructing Africa’s Green Economy Requires New Building Blocks
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Stage 1: Cautious Co-existence – Constructing Africa’s Green Economy Requires New Building Blocks
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Stage 0: Centralized Control – Constructing Africa’s Green Economy Requires New Building Blocks
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EgyptERA’s clarified grid integration fee underscores intent to deliver green industrial growth
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Regulatory Front-Runners: How Government Is Backing Business In Sierra Leone
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