Power Partnership
Governments, local and international NGOs, and FBOs play a central role in delivering services to the world’s poorest and most vulnerable communities in developing countries. Whether it is improving maternal and children’s health through vaccination or reducing poverty and hunger through providing refrigeration for crops, dairy, meat and fish, these organizations are often significantly limited in their ability to deliver on their core mission due to unreliable and intermittent electricity access. The recent and dramatic gains in affordable, clean, and distributed energy opens up new opportunities to drive substantial electrification and enhanced service provision in these markets, while leaving these organizations and institutions less reliant on expensive and polluting fossil fuel-based systems.

Improved program services and outcomes

Access to 24/7 clean, affordable and reliable energy

Operational cost savings

Improved data collection and reporting

Enhanced climate and disaster resilience

Reduction in greenhouse gas emissions

Reduction in local air pollution from diesel generation