Can Africa stave off
catastrophic climate change while building the energy systems needed to power
growth, create jobs, and lift millions of people out of poverty? That’s a
crucial question for the continent.
Boosting the use of Africa’s vast renewable
energy resources must be at the heart of its energy transformation.
But at the same time African nations do not have to lock into
developing high-carbon old technologies; countries can expand our power
generation and achieve universal access to energy by leapfrogging into new
technologies.
Africa is already
showing great potential to lead the global renewables revolution. Some countries in the region like Ethiopia, Kenya and South Africa
are world’s pioneers in climate-resilient, low-carbon development. Ethiopia, for
example, has set an ambition to achieve zero-net emission status by 2027.
This animation
explains the key messages in Africa Progress Report 2015, "Power, People,
Planet: Seizing Africa’s energy and climate opportunities”.
Have watch: http://bit.ly/1JZLmx6
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