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Delivering Energy For Development Models For Achieving Energy Access For The Worlds Poor Raffaella Bellanca

Name: Delivering Energy For Development Models For Achieving Energy Access For The Worlds Poor Raffaella Bellanca
SKU: BELL-46209338
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Delivering Energy For Development Models For Achieving Energy Access For The Worlds Poor Raffaella Bellanca instant download after payment.

Publisher: Practical Action Publishing

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 4.16 MB

Pages: 176

Author: Raffaella Bellanca, Dr Ewan Bloomfield, Kavita Rai

ISBN: 9781853397615, 185339761X

Language: English

Year: 2013

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Delivering Energy For Development Models For Achieving Energy Access For The Worlds Poor Raffaella Bellanca by Raffaella Bellanca, Dr Ewan Bloomfield, Kavita Rai 9781853397615, 185339761X instant download after payment.

Access to modern energy services remains low or non-existent for approximately 2.8 billion of the world’s population. Energy practitioners are facing the challenge of delivering access to modern energy services where poverty and lack of infrastructure makes it most difficult. Rising awareness about climatic change and the notion of energy security for future generations are also being channelled into the debate. This book provides an overview of existing energy delivery systems, as well as a guide on the key issues integral to the success or failure of energy programmes in middle- and low-income countries. It consider how markets develop, which services are pivotal in supporting the process, and what overarching factors enable change to take place, providing practical guidance on how to replicate and scale up the successful delivery of energy to the very poor.