This note aims to provide a high-level analysis of the preconditions for stimulating green investments with a focus on financial sector supervisory framework needed to address climate risks (physical and transition), current landscape of green finance in Zambia, and the demand-side opportunities for green investments in key sectors.
Sustainable Energy Transitions in Uganda: Influential Determinants of the Renewable Energy Landscape
This article provides an overview of the renewable energy landscape of Uganda, discussing the interplay between policy, technology, financing and societal awareness. It provides recommendations to advance the energy transition.
This report presents the results of a modeling exercise projecting the effects of different energy transition scenarios on Uganda’s economy.
Uganda’s Energy Transition Plan sets goals for different sectors and discusses enablers for implementation, including financing.
This slide deck gives a quick overview of the current status of and future perspectives for the energy transition in Cameroon.
This policy brief investigates Zambia’s policy and legislative framework for energy generation from waste, and provides recommendations for improvements.
This study recommends opportunities, such as a suitable share of technologies, administrative reforms, and required adjustments in NDCs, that the government could exploit to advance the energy transition.
This report presents an assessment of the current approach to planning and implementing power sector expansion in Cameroon, and proposing improvements based on best practice from the international experience of jurisdictions with growing demand.
This plan provides a comprehensive, forward-looking least-cost plan for the development of the country’s power sector, including both on-grid and off-grid.
This report examines the trends of renewable energy investment and finance in Sub-Saharan Africa (Chapter 2), driven by regional and national plans, targets and strategies for the sector (Chapter 3), and the policy environment for renewables in the region (Chapter 4).