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The cost of electrifying all households in 40 Sub-Saharan African countries by 2030
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This groundbreaking study, conducted by Florian Egli, Churchill Agutu, Bjarne Steffen, and Tobias S. Schmidt, estimates the costs of electrifying households across 40 Sub-Saharan African nations by 2030. The OnSSET electrification model unveils how off-grid solutions dramatically cut costs in remote areas, emphasizing the need for tailored country-specific approaches in energy policymaking.
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