Maps can be handy in stepping back and thinking about the global picture. Here are 10 that we've come across with links to energy access:
1. Ayllu Energy Map - Over 40 BOP clean tech social enterprise profiles
2. Global database of forest carbon projects - Over 300 individual forest carbon projects
3. CDM Projects interactive map - Visualization of all projects in the CDM pipeline
4. Energizing Development countries map - Map of EnDev country activities
5. The Carbon Map - Visualizing demographic and climate change datasets
6. UN-Energy Measuring Energy Access - Visualizations of the MEPI (Multidimensional Energy Poverty Index) and the EDI (Energy Development Index)
7. World Poverty Map - Where do people living under $1/day live?
8. Energypedia countries - Energy situations and resources for countries listed on energypedia
9. Global Alliance for Clean Cookstoves Community - a map of GACC community members
10. REN21 interactive renewables map - searchable map for global energy information
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ReplyDeleteAnother source of energy is through the use of solar panels. We have developed the use of solar power in Perth -- it's convenient, and it saves us money and effort. I think we should promote the use of our solar energy too.
ReplyDeleteThat's brilliant! If you shift to a new power source, all you have to change is your habit of paying the bills. You'll save big money and effort with solar energy. You wouldn't even have to change your electrical supplies/components at home because someone else can do the installation for you. Thanks for that.
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Solar panels sound like a great idea. I know there are several solar panel installers in Perth that can do the installation for you. Less effort, less cost.
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