Titlebook: Renewables for Energy Access and Sustainable Development in East Africa; Manfred Hafner,Simone Tagliapietra,Giovanni Occhia Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2

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RE Interaction with NG Resources,or power to feed an emerging industrial sector; and (3) to contribute to the objective of clean cooking. In particular, gas could indeed contribute to the displacement of coal in electricity generation, and thus allow for substantial potential greenhouse gas emissions’ reductions.

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East Africa: Regional Energy Outlook,ing 0.2% of total primary energy. While the share of EA-8 population without access to electricity has fallen from 90% in 2000 to 61% in 2016 (IEA .), the absolute number of people without access has instead increased by eight million as electrification efforts have been outpaced by rapid population growth.

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Country-Level Analysis: Power Sector, Energy Resources, and Policy Context,tricity access figures. Only 10% of the ten million inhabitants is served by electricity, with the rate reaching 35% in urban areas and dropping to 6% in rural areas (IEA 2017b). Households located in the capital Bujumbura account for the bulk of electricity consumption. Electricity represents howev

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RE Interaction with NG Resources,nt NG resources that are undergoing production in the region. Already in previous chapters it was evidenced that a configuration of RE-NG complementarity could become the least-cost and most sustainable pathway: (1) to guarantee a full electrification of EA; (2) to match the steeply growing demand f

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