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Benard Musekese Wabukala is a Senior Lecturer at Makerere University Business School, Uganda, specializing in energy security and economic development. He is an excellent example of someone who has developed … Continued
Hilda Macheso works at the Association of Persons with Albinism in Malawi, an NGO that promotes the rights of persons with albinism in Malawi. She is also a member of … Continued
In this article we take a deeper dive into a recent paper: “MUSE-RASA captures human dimension in climate-energy-economic models via global geoAI-ML agent datasets”. The lead author was Diego Moya, from … Continued
“I didn’t choose energy modelling. Energy modelling chose me, and I grew to love it.” Monicah Kitili reflects on her growth in energy modelling from being a student to a … Continued
Blessing is a Principal Instructor at the National Power Training Institute of Nigeria (NAPTIN), where she has worked for 10 years. She is the only female Instructor in the renewable … Continued
Abbas Musa took part in the recent EMP-Global at ICTP in Trieste where he worked on the project: “Mapping Off-Grid Energy Needs in Rural Communities in Nigeria: A Data-Driven Approach … Continued
Jessica Omukuti has recently joined the Smith School team at CCG, working alongside Prof Sam Fankhauser, Jessica’s broad focus will be on gender and social inclusion (#GESI) within CCG countries, … Continued
Irena Shaleva is a Digital Transformations Specialist. She is interested in Digital Transformations, Sustainable Development, Cybersecurity, Java programming and Youth Leadership. She is a former IAEA and SEforALL Intern and … Continued
CCG has capacity building right at its heart, with an emphasis on democratising access to energy modelling skills in the Global South. The Open University (OU) has 55 years of … Continued
At the heart of Ethiopia’s capital, Addis Ababa University’s Centre for Renewable Energy Technology (CRET) at the College of Technology and Built Environment, is quietly leading a revolution in how … Continued
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
