Super thankful to @EnergyTodd and @argonne for giving me the opportunity to do this work. And thank you to my phenomenal advisor @DestenieNock for supporting my growth as a researcher 🙏🏾
Immensely grateful for the exciting work that we have been upto over the past few years with amazing colleagues 🙌🏾. Here's a🧵 with some important takeaways particularly for international organizations working to scale off-grid electrification solutions in sub-Saharan Africa.
Immensely proud as today our very own @omondi_agutu became Dr Agutu🎉! Great disertation on rural electrification in Sub-Saharan Africa #SSA with papers in @NatureEnergyJnl & @NatureComms.Thanks to co-examiners, Philipp @trotter and Subhes Bhattacharyya @UniOfSurrey 3 insights:
Never knew watching Black Stars lose a match could bring me so much satisfaction…the look on Suarez’s face at full time just healed 12 years of trauma for the country 😂 #WorldCup#ghanavsuruguay
It was an immense pleasure speaking with the Energy & Embedded Systems Club @cmu_africa today about my research journey and insights on electrification and policy in sub-Saharan Africa. Thank you all for having me! 🙏🏾
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Africa’s role in the global #energy⚡ transition is undeniable as the least electrified, yet fastest-growing continent.
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Excited to have Visiting Faculty @DestenieNock meet with @columbia students today and talk about her career, her startup company (Peoples Energy Analytics), and her research in #energyjustice. Read more about her work here: energypolicy.columbia.edu/dr…
Dear @guardian, you state the African "continent holds enough gas to raise global temperatures far beyond the 1.5C threshold". The source link for this claim does not state or suggest this. Can you clarify?
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Professor @DestenieNock and @CMU_EPP PhD student Charles Van-Hein Sackey are conducting research on equitable decision-making and energy planning in Sub-Saharan Africa. Watch the video here: bit.ly/ceeequitableenergy
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Very inspired by the innovative and impactful research being done by the @MacroEnergySys community! Also had a great time hanging with @DestenieNock and award-winning researcher @TeaganGoforth — congrats! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Oxfam UK research: "the data shows that in less than 14 days our high-carbon lifestyles here in the UK produce the same emissions as the entire annual footprint of people in poor countries, such as Rwanda."
Aristocrats: "African population growth is the problem."
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Prince William has renewed his attack on population growth in Africa, blaming it for destroying wildlife on the continent
Critics have accused the Prince of hypocrisy for making such claims while expecting his third child thetimes.co.uk/article/princ…
These Naija presidential primaries…🤦🏾♂️ me sef I don taya. Nigerians should really be given an award for surviving despite their leaders #ThereWasACountry
Newly published: This perspective article in our Energy Transitions and Sustainable Transformations in Africa collection discusses the need for agricultural productive uses in the national electrification plan of sub-Saharan African countries.
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