Energy Modelling Platforms have long been open to students from across Africa’s different language groups. While English language teaching is valued for professional development, it can also create barriers and … Continued
In a significant step forward for academic engagement in African energy planning, Jimma University has become the first institution to join the EMP-A 2025 Scholars’ Bootcamp. This marks the beginning … Continued
Netsanet Taye Seid, is an Electrical Engineer and Renewable Energy Consultant passionate about sustainable energy, gender equality, and community empowerment. She earned a BSc in Electrical Engineering from Hawassa University … Continued
This article is the first in a four-part series introducing CCG’s new modelling suite for decarbonisation finance planning. Here, Hannah Luscombe introduces MINFin, a model developed to help governments and … Continued
A key part of CCG’s work is to support countries in creating clean energy and sustainable growth plans that better reflect the needs of all communities within their populations; groups … Continued
On 7 November 2024, the Centre for Environment Justice (CEJ), in collaboration with CCG, held a successful stakeholder dialogue meeting at the Grand Palace Hotel in Lusaka. The event, attended by … Continued
The CCG-IEA Data-to-Deal Workshop (2-3 Dec, 2024) brought together global leaders, experts, and organizations to discuss and advance solutions for capacity building and financial mobilization in the energy transition. Held at the International … Continued
Our colleagues Will Usher and Francis Tembo from KTH Royal Institute of Technology have just returned from a very productive week of meetings and workshops in Lusaka. They were there to discuss their work with CIG Zambia on developing … Continued
This Policy Brief was written by Kruthika Eswaran and Manoj Kumar Singh of Net Zero Think Bangalore, and Alycia Leonard and Stephanie Hirmer from CCG and the Energy and Power … Continued
Current Practices in Results-Based Financing for Energy Access – a critical analysis of the available literature was written by Tash Perros and Marissa Bergman, both of the University College London … Continued
On 23 June, as part of LCAW 2025, CCG hosted the event “From Planning to Finance: Unlocking Investments for Energy Transition” at the Royal Geography Society, London. This high-level consultation … Continued
As part of London Climate Action Week, CCG and the World Resources Institute (WRI) formalized a strategic partnership to cooperate on energy transition, energy access, transport, critical minerals, political economy … Continued