2020 Report - ELECTRICITY ACCESS
As we take stock of the first year of GCEEP activities and chart a course for the Commission’s next phase, we are even more firmly convinced that ending energy poverty, in broad alignment with United Nations Sustainable Development Goal #7, which calls for universal access to affordable, reliable, sustainable and modern energy by 2030, is the necessary prerequisite to eradicating poverty itself.
This report was prepared by the MIT research team with support from the Rockefeller Foundation and extensive feedback, engagement, and guidance from the Commission.
WORKING PAPERS
The following MIT Energy Initiative Working Papers are provided to further support and expand on the technical issues discussed in the main report.
The Electricity Access Index Methodology and Preliminary Findings
Integrated Distribution Framework: Guiding principles for universal electricity access
Towards actionable electrification frameworks: Reassessing the role of standalone solar
Proposal to achieve universal electricity access in Colombian rural isolated communities
Towards actionable electrification frameworks: Mini-grids under the grid
Reaching universal energy access in Morocco: A successful experience in solar concessions