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Towards Integrated Business and Partnership Models for Universal Energy Access in Kenya and Rwanda
Integrated electrification models have garnered significant attention in the energy access discourse as an essential element of achieving universal access to electricity. The absence of integration often results in competing rather than complementary electrification solutions, fragmentation in the m...
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Department of Mechanical Engineering
2025
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