The Sun Rises in the East (of Africa): A Comparison of the Development and Status of the Solar Energy Markets in Kenya and Tanzania

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Stacking up the ladder: A panel data analysis of Tanzanian household energy choices (2017, background): “This also speaks to the large expansion of low cost, micro-solar technology in much of Tanzania (Ondraczek, 2013).”
Neoliberal energy transitions in the South: Kenyan experiences (2016, unknown): “Most studies to date on the transition away from fossil fuels in the country have focussed on the promotion, diffusion and performance of renew-40 able energy (van der Plas and Hankins, 1998; Wamukonya, 2007; Ondraczek, 2013; Jacobson, 2007).”
Beyond technology and finance: pay-as-you-go sustainable energy access and theories of social change (2015, unknown): “Indeed, in Kenya, the country of focus in this paper, energy access rates are worse than the figures for sub-Saharan Africa as a whole, with only 23% of Kenyans having access to electricity (World Bank, 2015), despite Kenya being the largest per capita market for SHSs in the world (second only to Ch”