Grace Mbungu
Researcher, IASS Potsdam & University of Stuttgart, Germany
Grace Mbungu is a junior fellow at the Institute for Advanced Sustainability Studies (IASS) in Potsdam, and a PhD candidate at the University of Stuttgart in Germany. Her research focus is on the social dimensions of energy access and transitions in developing country contexts.
A Tanzanian woman’s entrepreneurial journey and the challenges to overcome
The story of Ashura Huruko
The different faces of climate change: the Zambia drought
A series of three articles written by Sofia Ollvid from SolarAid.
Installing inequality: the racial disparities in solar deployment
By Deborah Sunter (Tufts University), Sergio Castellanos and Prof Daniel Kammen (University of California, Berkeley)
Looking at the productive use of energy in rural Tanzania
An article by Sisty Basil, Coordinator Hivos Energy Change Lab Tanzania
Sanjoy Sanyal
Founder, Regain Paradise
Sanjoy Sanyal is the founder of Regain Paradise, a Singapore based organization which works with investors, entrepreneurs, consultancies and think-tanks to promote environmental innovation in emerging Asia and Africa.
Twitter: @NewVenturesAsia
The real key to clean cooking
In our travels across rural India, we may have come to understand what would encourage clean and modern cooking options in the home
Daniel Kammen
Founding Director, Renewable and Appropriate Energy Laboratory, University of California
Jonars B. Spielberg
PhD, MIT Department of Urban Studies and Planning
Jonars B. Spielberg is a PhD student at MIT’s Department of Urban Studies and Planning. His research examines interactions between service providers and users, and the role of technology in international development. From 2013 to 2017, he worked on the Comprehensive Initiative on Technology Evaluation at MIT.