On the Technical Sustainability of Mini-Grids in Developing Countries: A Comprehensive Review of Literature

Daniel Kerr writes on the latest SIGMA project working paper, investigating the technical sustainability of mini-grids in developing countries, from the design stage through to operations and enhancing services

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Who benefits from mini-grids in rural African communities? Evidence from southwest Nigeria

Temilade Sesan, Unico Uduka, Israel Faleye and Deji Yusuf write on beneficiaries of minigrids in rural African communities, and how a fixation on "productive use" could disadvantage some industries.

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Mini grid development and management in Nigeria: Sustainability and Matters Arising

Okechukwu Ugwu, Temilade Sesan, Unico Uduka and Ewah Eleri write on the technical and financial sustainability of mini-grids in Nigeria and current policy programmes

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Opportunities for electric cooking in mini-grids

In the second of our blog series from the SIGMA project team at CFIA, Beryl Onjala writes about the opportunities for integrating electric cooking services into mini-grid provision, and the benefits this approach can bring.

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