Why confused language around gas will slow the energy transition
In an awkward 64-word sentence littered with caveats, G7 environment ministers last week committed to “phase out new direct government…
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Jonathan Gaventa
Jonathan Gaventa is an energy policy consultant and a senior associate at E3G, a climate think tank. He is based in Maputo, Mozambique.
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Gas under pressure as IEA launches net-zero pathway
The idea of gas as a ‘transition fuel’ was killed off today by the International Energy Agency (IEA) with its…
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Africa’s bumpy road to an EV future
On the streets of Maputo, Mozambique, the majority of vehicles have one thing in common: they are at least a…
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The rise and fall (and second coming) of off-grid solar
The biggest renewable energy success story in the last ten years is not measured in gigawatts, but in lives transformed.…
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Will the dash for hydrogen benefit sub-Saharan Africa?
Sub-Saharan African countries are major producers of commodities used around the world, from oil and gas to copper, coffee and…
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Politics are hindering renewables in southern Africa
After years of rapid growth and falling prices, wind and solar are now the lowest-cost source of new power generation…