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Serbia Plugs Into Cow Power

Posted by  on Tuesday, April 8th 2014     

With support from USAID’s Agribusiness Project, manure from the Lazar Dairy is being “digested” by Serbia’s first biogas plant and converted into electricity, which the dairy sells to the national electricity company, EPS, at a preferential rate applicable to renewable energy suppliers.

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FrontLines: Energy/Infrastructure

Posted by  on Wednesday, February 26th 2014     
FrontLines January/February 2014: Energy / Infrastructure

Read the latest edition of USAID’s FrontLines to see how the Agency invests in energy and infrastructure projects around the world.

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Taking Action to Combat Climate Change

Posted by  on Wednesday, November 20th 2013     

The United States is taking action to combat climate change. Read more >>

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Reclaiming Refuse to Help Generate Reliable Power

Posted by  on Wednesday, November 6th 2013     

Energy and agriculture are closely linked: reliable access to affordable power is a key component to developing a country’s agriculture sector Read more >>

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From Addis Ababa: A Power[ful] Africa Message

Posted by  on Wednesday, August 28th 2013     

Gizaw, an Ethiopian-American, is fascinating realization of the American Dream. A graduate of the University of Gdansk in Poland, Daniel was able to transfer to the University of Wisconsin and work on his PhD there.

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Financing a Clean Energy Future for India

Posted by  on Tuesday, June 25th 2013     

USAID’s Development Credit Authority partners with a clean energy investment fund to build a clean energy future for India. Read more >>

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Increasing Economic Growth without Increasing Emissions

Posted by  on Tuesday, June 18th 2013     

How can the Philippines continue its economic growth yet make it both equitable and sustainable in the long term? Read more >>

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