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EAE Scenarios for Clean Energy Solution Providers in Tanzania
The document presents the Energy Access Explorer (EAE), a digital public good providing over 70 datasets for Tanzania, including a collaborative database of 135 mini-grids. It highlights the platform's ability to perform multi-criteria analysis (MCA) to identify market expansion opportunities and prioritize energy access in rural areas, where connectivity is only 11%. The report notes that solar PV and hydropower dominate the mini-grid landscape, and that the market has become more favorable following a 2021 policy shift allowing cost-reflective tariffs negotiated with EWURA.
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Document type: Report
Scaling Up
The report examines the interaction between technology, investment, and policy to enable the global deployment of low-carbon technologies. It utilizes a 'wedges' framework to break down the massive scale of required emission reductions into manageable technological solutions across power, transport, heating, cooling, and industrial processes.
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SEEING IS BELIEVING: STATUS OF HFCs IN THE UNITED STATES
HFCs are a rapidly growing source of greenhouse gas emissions in the U.S., with a projected 120% increase by 2030. While low-global warming potential (GWP) alternatives like HFOs and natural refrigerants exist and are used by some companies, market adoption is uneven due to high upfront costs and low consumer demand. The document recommends that the EPA use its SNAP program and Clean Air Act authority to phase out high-GWP HFCs and improve refrigerant recovery, while advocating for a global phase-down through the Montreal Protocol.
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Document type: Briefing
Deforestation and Conversion-Free: How Argentine Beef Can Lead the Market — Faster and at Scale
Argentina is uniquely positioned to lead the global market in deforestation and conversion-free (DCF) beef due to its existing national traceability systems and strong market position, particularly with China. By integrating its cattle movement monitoring with the Forest Law's satellite-based Early Warning System, Argentina could provide credible DCF exports. This approach would help the country meet Paris Agreement commitments, attract trade finance from European and Chinese markets, and protect critical ecosystems like the Gran Chaco. While challenges include the lack of price premiums for DCF products and the need for an interoperable data platform, the model offers a scalable alternative to fragmented company-led sustainability commitments.
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Document type: Case study