The requirement for a sustained supply of electricity intensifies during and in the aftermath of
extreme events. In the past, events were considered extreme based on their extensive and …

Population growth, urbanization and economic development drive the use of resources.
Securing access to essential services such as energy, water, and food, while achieving …

Despite the excitement around the nexus between land, energy and water resource
systems, policies enacted to govern and use these resources are still formulated in isolation …

Africa's economic and population growth prospects are likely to increase energy and water
demands. This quantitative study shows that energy decarbonisation pathways reduce water …

This study was motivated by the high reliance on hydropower plants (HPPs) developed and
planned along the river Nile and the fact that drought events are the most imminent and …

This study evaluates the hydropower potential in the design of a micro‐hydro/solar
photovoltaic hybrid system with battery energy storage for increasing the access to electricity …

We investigated impacts of water abstraction and climate variability on Mpanga hydropower.
Flow exceedance probabilities over hydrologically wet and dry conditions were compared …

Governments' commitments to cope with climate change unpredictability, while ensuring an
equal green transition, require clear plans to allocate resource better and estimate the …

This study applies the structure of a pay-off matrix to assess the social dilemma of buying a
(more expensive) plug-in hybrid vehicle instead of importing a standard internal combustion …

A motivation for integrated resource assessments is that they can capture indirect cross-
sectoral effects of sectoral policies. This work investigates the electricity system implications …