The Household Solar Funders Group
Started in 2020, the Household Solar Funders Group (HSFG) brings together 65 funders of household solar in Africa. The primary aim of the HSFG is to accelerate access to energy (SDG7), through funder collaboration on activities which address market barriers and benefit from a collective approach.
The HSFG was initiated by the Shell Foundation and USAID and is currently hosted by AECF.
This website offers an overview of events and news about household solar in Africa, while HSFG members can access meeting minutes, presentations and additional documents in the member area.
More information on the Household Solar Funders Group can be found here.
Household Solar news
New study on the impact of PUE equipment on income
11 October 2024
Better incomes allow communities to escape poverty and build climate resilience, yet concrete data on income remains limited. This report fills the gap by quantifying impact on drivers of income… Read More »New study on the impact of PUE equipment on income
GOGLA&ESMAP’s Off-Grid Solar Market Trends Report (MTR) 2024 published
8 October 2024
The latest Off-Grid Solar Market Trends Report (MTR) 2024, published today by the World Bank’s Energy Sector Management Assistance Program (ESMAP) and GOGLA, warns that a 6-fold increase over current investment… Read More »GOGLA&ESMAP’s Off-Grid Solar Market Trends Report (MTR) 2024 published
GEAPP, Rockefeller Foundation, SEforALL advance World Bank & AfDB mission to electrify 300 million in Africa
21 September 2024
Ahead of Climate Week NYC, the Global Energy Alliance for People and Planet (GEAPP), Sustainable Energy for All (SEforALL), and The Rockefeller Foundation announced support for “Mission 300” (M300), an… Read More »GEAPP, Rockefeller Foundation, SEforALL advance World Bank & AfDB mission to electrify 300 million in Africa
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