Working Paper - James E. Rogers Energy Access Project - Page 2

The Economic and Environmental Effects of Infrastructure Improvements: Evidence from Pakistan’s Electricity Sector

The Economic and Environmental Effects of Infrastructure Improvements: Evidence from Pakistan’s Electricity Sector

by Joshua Wilson | Apr 24, 2022 | Electricity, Harnessing Data and Modern Technology, Powering Productivity and Healthy Communities, Quantitative, Robyn Meeks, South Asia

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Gendered Information and Adoption of Improved Energy Technologies in Rural India

Gendered Information and Adoption of Improved Energy Technologies in Rural India

by Joshua Wilson | Apr 24, 2022 | Appliances, Building Equitable and Sustainable Energy Transitions, Electricity, Gender, South Asia

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Barriers to off-grid energy development: Evidence from a comparative survey of private sector energy service providers in East Africa

Barriers to off-grid energy development: Evidence from a comparative survey of private sector energy service providers in East Africa

by Joshua Wilson | Mar 24, 2022 | Africa, Electricity, Mini-grids, Modernizing Energy Access Finance, Off-grid, Policy Design, Solar

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Impacts of Solar Subsidy: Evidence from Geographic Regression Discontinuity Design in Nepal

Impacts of Solar Subsidy: Evidence from Geographic Regression Discontinuity Design in Nepal

by Joshua Wilson | Sep 27, 2021 | Building Equitable and Sustainable Energy Transitions, Econometric Regression Analysis, Electricity, Gender, Off-grid, Policy Design, Powering Productivity and Healthy Communities, Productive Use, Solar Home Systems, South Asia, Subhrendu Pattanayak, Working Paper

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The More Choice, the Better? Evidence from Experimental Auctions in Rural Senegal

The More Choice, the Better? Evidence from Experimental Auctions in Rural Senegal

by Joshua Wilson | Jul 9, 2021 | Africa, Building Equitable and Sustainable Energy Transitions, Cookstoves, Faraz Usmani, Marc Jeuland, Quantitative, Working Paper

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