Following the success of the original ‘Linked Open Data: The Essentials’, which was published in 2012, REEEP is proud to present a new, updated edition with a focus on the use of Linked Open Data for climate knowledge brokering.

This brochure explains REEEP's strategy of Invest / Learn / Share to accelerate clean energy markets, reduce CO2 emissions, and build prosperity in developing countries. 

Powering Agrifood Value Chains is the name of REEEP's latest enterprise Portfolio, and is part of the Water-Energy-Food Nexus in Agrifood Pathway. 

Water, energy and food systems are inextricably interconnected. Water and energy are needed to produce food; water is needed for almost all forms of power generation; energy is required to treat and transport water. The relationships and trade-offs within this triangle of resources are known collectively as the water-energy-food nexus.

Our Annual Report 2019 provides an overview of REEEP's mission and methods, as well as its activities and programmes. New this year is our focus on data for impact, based on the clean energy market data collected through the EDISON data hub.

The 2017 REEEP Annual Report is titled Clean Energy Markets in Motion. It describes how REEEP's approach stimulates community-driven clean energy market development, and introduces major projects and milestones of 2016/17. Highlights include the relaunch of the Private Financing Advisory Network, the launch of the Beyond the Grid Fund for Zambia and the launch of the Climate Change, Clean Energy and Urban Water project in South Africa.

REEEP invests in clean energy markets. The REEEP Annual Report 2014/2015 explains REEEP's strategy and overarching theory of change, and takes a close look at REEEP's Cross Sector Systems focal area, through which REEEP brings systems thinking to the complex challenges of green growth. The Annual Report also includes a synopsis of REEEP's new 2015-2017 Powering Agrifood Value Chains Portfolio, including profiles of individual enterprises. 

This Annual Report gives a concise overview of the Partnership's achievements during the period from 1 April 2012 to 31 March 2013.  This was a year of transformation, in which a new positioning was adopted, and in which personnel, systems and activities were aligned to deliver on the new strategy.

This Annual Report covers the financial year 2010-11, outlining all of REEEP's activities during this period.

This Annual Report covers the financial year 2008-09, outlining all of REEEP's activities during this period.

This is the auditor's report produced by Grant Thornton Austria covering the financial year 2018-19.

This is the auditor's report from Deloitte covering the financial year 2016-17.

This is the Auditor's Report from PriceWaterhouseCoopers covering the financial year 2014-15

Here you will find an individual two-sided fact sheet for each project in REEEP's 9th funding cycle, sorted by project number.

Alternatively, you can do a search of all REEEP projects by region and technology to find a specific project, or to make a list to fit your specific criteria.

A lack of access to modern energy services negatively affects nearly a third of humanity. While poor people remain in darkness and ill health, there can be no escape from the vicious cycle of poverty. But how can this cycle be broken, and turned to one of increasing prosperity and economic and social development? To answer that question we must constantly improve our shared understanding of the scale, causes, and evolving solutions to the multiple dimensions of energy poverty.

Improving access to modern energy services in rural areas in developing countries remains a major development priority. While many countries continue to pursue ambitious and often challenging grid connection programmes, there is increasing interest in decentralized generation and distribution through mini-grids.

Summary of high-level conference of the Small Islands Developing States (SIDS)   “ACHIEVING SUSTAINABLE ENERGY FOR ALL” (SE4ALL) and SIDS RIO+20 MEETING.

Strategic engagement for economic development using the key drivers of energy, ICT and transport.
 

This study aims at providing a baseline analysis of Belize’s energy sector, thus paving the road toward the passing of a new policy. It outlines a preliminary draft of Belize’s energy policy, including priority areas, broad goals and specific objectives.

With the global climate change and energy saving drawing more and more attention, China's government is promoting renewable energy applications with great efforts through series of incentive policies publication. This paper has a focus on small wind power.

REEEP has organised via its Sustainable Energy Regulation Network – SERN a side-event on “Policies for Large Scale Adoption of Renewable Energy Technologies. The Design of adapted Feed-in tariffs for Developing Countries” at the World Forum on Energy Regulation, in Quebec the 16thMay 2012. This is the report.

This Progress Report presents PFAN's activities and achievements of 2018-2019. 

This brochure presents the results of the first 1,5 years of the Beyond the Grid Fund for Zambia, and tells the stories of several off-grid energy agents and customers.

The Clean Energy Revolving Fund (CERF) provides affordable, unsecured loans to Cambodian farmers, to purchase clean energy technology. It has thus far disbursed 15 loans, enabling farmers from all over Cambodia to purchase solar irrigation and solar energy installations. Despite the lack of collateral, 90% of the loan repayments are made in full and on schedule. This brochure explains how the fund works, why it has been successful and what is next, and also shows its impact on local markets, the environment and the farmers' lives.

"Mini-grids powered by decentralised renewable energy (DRE), and operated by distributed energy service companies (DESCOs), which provide a utility-like service on a for-profit basis, can offer a long-term solution for the underserved, which can expand rapidly and easily along with demand. DRE-powered mini-grids are quickly deployed and reasonably priced. Furthermore, if done in the right way, such mini-grids can be integrated with the main grid at a later date. Equally significant, DRE power is environmentally cleaner than coal – or diesel-generated alternatives."

These fact sheets were prepared by REEEP at the request of the World Bank, and presented at the Foro Internacional de Energías Renovables (International Forum on Renewable Energy) 2014, held in Riviera Maya, Mexico.

Rural energy service delivery remains a significant challenge for many countries in Africa. Modern energy forms, and particularly electricity, are generally not available to the majority of rural areas, and many urban areas.This review looks at Integrated Rural Energy Utilities and the opportunities.

This report seeks to map the extent to which corporations in BASIC countries (Brazil, China, India and South Africa) are investing in renewable energy and energy efficiency, to identify the drivers for such investments and to evaluate the role of government policy. Portuguese version.

This Compendium of Best Practices is the result of extensive outreach, data gathering, and analysis conducted to identify leading state and local-level best practices in energy efficiency and renewable energy in the United States. The report describes more than 20 practices and includes examples of their effective implementation in states or cities.