Summary United Nations Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 7.1 sets a target of ensuring
universal access to affordable, reliable, and modern energy services by 2030. Unfortunately …

Until recently, the price of electricity in Ethiopia was among the lowest in the world. Such low
prices have contributed to a substantial financial deficit for the government-owned electric …

This study attempts to determine whether there is a spatial correlation between electricity
generation and economic scale promoting coordinated development in Africa. We explore …

Failure to make payments for labour remains a source of concern in the provision of
municipal services in South Africa. According to literature, the tradition of failure to make …

Electricity plays a significant role in the everyday lives of people. Researchers have long
been interested in the classification problem of electric power anomaly detection. Anomaly …

Rwanda has made significant strides towards achieving universal electricity access recently.
This paper examines consumption trends and patterns among households connected to the …

The increase in energy waste from energy consuming technologies and human behavior
with simultaneous sharp increases in electricity tariffs impinge negatively onto the available …

In decades past, developing countries undertook significant power sector reforms with the
intention to promote private investment, expand access, increase competition, and promote …

The modern agenda in the field of environmental protection and sustainable development
forces changes to be made in the long-term development of the energy industry. In addition …

Electricity has become an important factor to boost the development of most countries across
the world and an indicator of living standards for households. While the cost of access to …