We speak to Felix Akello, who is an Energy and Environment Specialist working with the County Government of Kisumu – one of 47 sub-national governments in Kenya. Kisumu County hosts the City of Kisumu which is the third largest city…
We talk to Cynthia Omondi who attended the OnSSET track at the EMP-G in Trieste recently, as a very active participant in the debates there. She shares her views on the energy situation in her native Kenya as well as…
Carla Cannone and Elizabeth Tennyson are co-lead authors of a new paper that reveals critical gaps in the current approaches to energy planning in Low- and Middle-Income Countries (LMICs). The paper also introduces a framework to address these challenges. This…
A new research paper by Daniel Mutia Mwendwa, Alycia Leonard and Stephanie Hirmer is the start of a project that could see significant increases in crop yields by using water more efficiently across Kenya and other countries where drought is a major factor. Here,…
Alex Money is the leader of CCG’s Investment Pipeline team, using his professional experience in investment management and enterprise sustainability to address one of the biggest issues in climate change – how to mobilize much-needed climate finance. Tell us about…
“To scale down dirty and to scale up clean”. Sam Fankhauser - Professor of Climate Economics and Policy at Smith School of Enterprise and the Environment - University of Oxford - discusses the work of CCG’s Economics and Policy team,…
Professor Winnie V. Mitullah is a Research Professor of Development Studies at the Institute for Development Studies (IDS), University of Nairobi. She is also UNESCO UNITWIN Chair. She is a Doctor of Philosophy (Institute of Advanced Architectural Studies, University of…
Sukriti Sharma is a PhD student working on hydrogen systems in India. The past twelve months have been very successful for her, seeing her hard work rewarded publicly. She won first prize for her hydrogen poster at an event hosted…
Alycia Leonard is part of the CCG team and is based at the University of Oxford. She is Canadian and her first degree was in Electrical Engineering at Memorial University of Newfoundland. She gained her DPhil in Engineering Science at…
Malindi Msoni is a Research Fellow in the Transport & Infrastructure Development Unit at ZIPAR (Zambian Institute for Policy Analysis and Research). Here she shares her experiences as a professional economist in the Transport Sector, and as a woman working…