Engineering and TechnologyNature Water
Energy trade tempers Nile water conflict
M. Etichia, M. Basheer, et al.
Explore how innovative electricity trade agreements could transform the Nile River dispute into a win-win scenario. Conducted by a team of experts including Mikiyas Etichia and Mohammed Basheer, this study reveals how increased energy trade alleviates water deficits and fosters cooperation among Ethiopia, Egypt, and Sudan.
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