Gilles Vemot Desroches
Sustainability Senior Vice President Schneider Electric
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SEforALL to Advance Electrification at COP31
Investment Prospectus Guide for Heat and Cooling Action Plans
Critical Mineral Collaboration Series #4 – Mining Governance: Balancing Environmental Safeguards and Streamlined Permitting for Critical Mineral Value Chains
State of the Market Report for Healthcare Facility Electrification
Five Years of Action: Energy Compacts Annual Progress Report 2026
How trade policy could help finance the energy transition
Clean Cooking for All by 2030: The Gap Has Shifted
Sustainable Energy for All Expands Flagship STEM Traineeship Programme to Nigeria and Mozambique
ASEAN Energy Transition and Investment Roadmap launched at AEBF-26 to accelerate a clean, inclusive and resilient energy future
ASEAN Energy Efficiency Guidelines for Industrial Parks and Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises
Energy Compacts Annual Progress Report 2026
Powering Tomorrow’s Women Leaders: Building the Ecosystem Young Women Need to Shape the Energy Transition
Botswana National Renewable Energy Power Sector Plan
Botswana Clean Technology Manufacturing Policy and Investment Guide
UNGA 81: Funds, Grids and Farewell
Clean cooking in the climate policy record: evidence from twenty priority countries
UN Secretary-General Launches Global Grids Accelerator to Power Growth and Clean Energy in Africa and South-East Asia
Botswana Launches National Roadmaps to Accelerate Investment and Industrial Growth
Mozambique to Form Strategic Financing Coalition to Accelerate Rural Electrification
At the 5-year mark, action under Energy Compacts has delivered electricity access to over 300 million and strong renewables growth
Electricity Pricing and the Cost of Universal Energy Access
Nigeria DRE Fund reaches commercial launch milestone, A model for scaling DRE investment across Africa
SEforALL at UNGA81 and New York City Climate Week 2026
Harald Aspelund
Mission 300
Training and entrepreneurship are key in empowering women and reducing inequalities in developing countries