Investment in renewable energy was higher in the world’s poorest countries than the richest ones for the first time in 2015. As well as helping combat climate change, clean energy offers developing countries long-term affordable energy solutions. But, despite successes, one in five people still lacks access to electricity. As energy demand grows, it’s vital that renewables rather than fossil fuels are the focus for future investment. In this seminar we’ll be exploring how to…
How can we ensure the benefits of renewables reach those who need them most?
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