The private sector is leading the way on delivery and innovation for off-grid electricity, but market forces alone won't reach people living in extreme poverty. This discussion paper examines the role that multinational development banks can play in redesigning electricity markets to scale up finance for off-grid renewable energy and accelerate progress towards energy access for all.
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Transforming electricity markets
Redesigning electricity markets to scale up finance for off-grid renewable energy
2018
Rajasthan's first female solar engineer, Kamla, checks the voltage on rooftop solar panels. Photo: Robert Wallis/Panos Pictures
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