in support of establishing the All On Hub, a support facility for energy entrepreneurs that will build the capabilities of mini-grid and off-grid entrepreneurs in the Nigerian energy sector
for use by its Energy Sector Management Assistance Program (ESMAP) toward the costs of establishing a targeted program for stimulating electricity demand in order to accelerate energy access in up to four African countries
in support of a convening to advance integrated electrification in order to help end energy poverty to be held at The Rockefeller Foundation Bellagio Center, Italy, December 2019
in support of developing an innovation lab to assess the viability of mini-grid models to support energy service companies to accelerate energy access for poor and vulnerable people in rural areas in Africa
for use by its Adrienne Arsht-Rockefeller Foundation Resilience Center in support of identifying, implementing, and scaling solutions to the urgent crises of climate change, migration, and security
toward the costs of establishing the Electricity Growth and Use in Developing Economies (E-GUIDE) Center that will use advanced analytics to improve the understanding of energy demand and use in emerging countries and contribute to improved energy planning, access and the productive use of energy
for use by Factor(E) Ventures, PBC in support of testing technologies and business models which will utilize energy to unlock agricultural productivity and create a community of practice focused on joint planning, research and investment related to the intersection of energy and agriculture to drive economic opportunity in Sub-Saharan Africa
toward the costs of creating a new energy consumption metric that better captures energy’s role in economic transformation and helps to translate research into policy to support more effective and increased energy provision for economic growth
in support of creating a global commission that will showcase and advance specific recommendations, policy action, and investments in integrated electrification models