Power for All
Power for All is a global network of 250 organizations campaigning to #EndEnergyPovertyFaster by accelerating the deployment of decentralized renewable energy (DRE) solutions such as solar for home and business, mini-grids and income-generating appliances. Working with the public and private sector, Power for All and its partners enable market transformation to deliver universal energy access faster, cleaner and more cost-effectively, while laying the foundation for economic and social impact for rural communities in Africa, Asia and Latin America.
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Sustainable Energy for All Global Forum
Green Skills for the Future Energy Workforce
From Pledge to Action: Energy Efficiency in the Asia Pacific
Webinar: How trade policies can shape regional renewable energy supply chains and catalyze domestic manufacturing in Africa
Strengthening South-South Cooperation on Critical Minerals for a Just Energy Transition
Navigating the New Electricity Landscape: How Enugu Electricity Regulatory Commission is shaping Energy Transition in Enugu State
Accelerating Energy Efficiency in Buildings
Unlocking the Potential of Demand-Side Management to Double Energy Efficiency Improvements
Denmark, Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Global Energy Alliance for People and Planet
Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC)
UK International Development
UC Davis - India Center for Energy and Transportation
Swaniti Global
Sustainable Energy for All
SEforALL partners with Government of Panama to launch STEM Traineeship in Panama
Jon Lane
CLASP
How Global South countries are catalysing renewable energy manufacturing
Special Representative of the Secretary-General and SEforALL CEO delivers remarks at UN Sustainability Week stocktake on the Decade of Sustainable Energy for All
Crown Agents
UK International Development
Zambian government and partners unveil new financial mechanism to accelerate energy access through mini-grids
Universal Energy Facility signs grant agreements with 19 clean energy developers in Nigeria
Powering Healthcare in Madagascar: Market Assessment and Roadmap for Health Facility Electrification