A research perspective on advancing and scaling renewable electrification across Africa
Ayobami Solomon Oyewo, Siavash Khalili Maybodi, Christian Breyer
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日本語
本論文はアフリカにおける再生可能エネルギー（RE）による電化の重要性を文献から総合し、特に太陽光発電の分散型スケーラブルソリューションに焦点を当てる。エネルギー政策、経済要因、社会的包摂、技術の適合性を分析し、約6億人の無電化人口の解消に向けた文脈に即した解決策を提示する。また、エネルギー市民のプロシューマー化など、未探索の側面を強調し、包摂的かつ学際的なアプローチを政策提言する。
English
This perspective synthesizes literature to show the critical role of renewable energy (RE) in electrifying Africa, focusing on scalable solar PV solutions. It provides insights into energy policy, economics, social inclusion, and technology, addressing 600 million unelectrified people. It highlights the evolving role of prosumers and recommends inclusive, interdisciplinary approaches with context-specific business models, parallel investments in centralized and decentralized systems, and strategic investment in solar-to-X pathways.
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日本のGX文脈において
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In the global GX context
This paper informs global electrification strategies and the Paris Agreement goals, relevant for international development and climate finance. It offers scalable models applicable beyond Africa, emphasizing decentralized RE and prosumer engagement, which align with global energy transition trends.
👥 読者別の含意
🔬研究者:Provides a comprehensive overview of RE electrification challenges and opportunities in Africa, serving as a reference for further research on decentralized energy systems and prosumer dynamics.
🏢実務担当者:Highlights context-specific business models and technology choices (e.g., solar PV) that can guide project implementation in underserved regions.
🏛政策担当者:Recommends inclusive, interdisciplinary approaches and parallel investment in centralized and decentralized systems to accelerate sustainable electrification.
📄 Abstract（原文）
Abstract Electrification strategies based on renewable energy (RE) are critical for achieving multiple sustainable development goals and meeting the Paris Agreement in Africa. Low-cost RE offers multiple benefits and enables rapid scale-up through decentralised and scalable solutions, particularly solar photovoltaics (PV). However, despite recent progress, about 600 million people in Africa, primarily in sub-Saharan Africa, are still estimated to lack access to electricity. This perspective synthesises literature evidence to show the critical role of RE in delivering sustainable, secure, and reliable electricity. It provides nuanced insights into energy policy, economic factors, social inclusion, technology relevance, and planning tools, while identifying context-relevant solutions tailored to the continent. It further emphasises the evolving role of energy stakeholders, with active energy citizens increasingly transitioning from consumers to prosumers, yet this aspect remains underexplored in the literature. To inform policy and practice, we recommend inclusive, interdisciplinary approaches that engage African and international partners, implement context-specific business models, and make parallel investments in centralised and decentralised systems. Strategic investment in scalable, low-cost RE technologies, particularly solar PV, and in solar-to-X pathways can accelerate socially inclusive and sustainable electrification across Africa.
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