
Beyond Project Preparation: Closing Abuja's Clean-Energy Transaction Ownership Gap
New policy analysis by Toyeeb Arowona, Beyond Project Preparation: Abuja's public-facility solar is ready for finance, but no public body owns the deal.


New policy analysis by Toyeeb Arowona, Beyond Project Preparation: Abuja's public-facility solar is ready for finance, but no public body owns the deal.

New policy analysis by Chioma Ome, From Projects to Systems: Nigeria has clean cooking projects aplenty, but no system to show who keeps using them.

New policy analysis by Nozuko Poni, The Human Gap: How the Just Energy Transition Is Outpacing Everyday People. Why benefits arrive without understanding.

New policy analysis by Damilola Olowookere, Not Built to Find Them: Niger Delta trusts hold energy funds, yet Nigeria's off-grid finance cannot see them.

New policy analysis: From Targets to Transactions: Fixing Africa’s Clean Cooking Finance Pipeline. Teddy Odindo on why billions find too few deals.

Policy analysis: Mount Coffee spilled water while Liberia lost power. A survey and utility data show why. Download the ETA analysis.

At ETA's first Colloquium, speakers and Fellows argued Africa's energy transition needs local industry, fairer finance terms and maintained assets.

Fifteen professionals from eight countries have begun the ETA Fellows Programme, an eleven-week initiative focused on analysis and institutional capability.