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Global energy targets don’t deal with people’s real problems in Zim - NewsDay Zimbabwe

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Using Zimbabwe as a case study, I sought to understand whether this was so. Would an increase in energy generation address energy poverty in the country? My study found that the solution doesn’t lie in the number of accessible commodities (kilowatts of electricity) and what people can do with them.

The post Global energy targets don’t deal with people’s real problems in Zim appeared first on NewsDay Zimbabwe.

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