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Renewables & Clean Energy

Winrock facilitates and promotes the use of solar, wind, hydro, biofuels, energy efficiency and other increasingly cost-effective sources of clean energy as a way to increase access to energy services for the 1.6 billion without electricity and to enable countries to adopt low emission pathways for economic development. Winrock uses market-driven approaches to expand the use of clean energy to achieve social and economic development. Historically low prices of solar energy and other renewables have opened opportunities to increase the productivity of smallholder farmers and green national power grids.

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Cleaning up global cooling systems with carbon markets

U.S. Department of State, Bezos Earth Fund, and The Rockefeller Foundation select Winrock International as the crediting body for energy transition

USAID Administrator Samantha Power visits women-led partner of Winrock International in Vietnam

Protecting peatlands while shifting toward sustainable palm oil production

Financing Renewable Energy: Supporting Low-Carbon Economic Development and Fighting Climate Change

Winrock ECO Pilot: EPcs used consistently by low income households in peri-urban nepal

Winrock CEO Appointed to EXIM Bank’s Council on Climate

ACR Announces Open Public Comment Period on Methodology for Plugging Abandoned and Orphaned Oil and Gas Wells

Bedrock Colleague and Winrock Stalwart John Kadyszewski Retires from Winrock

Winrock International Joins BankFWD to Phase Out Financing of Fossil Fuels

The Climate Q&A…

Powering Toward a Bright Future

New Award Continues Winrock Legacy of Creating Clean Energy Markets in Nepal

Indonesia Honors Winrock Scientist’s Conservation Efforts

American Carbon Registry Presents Annual Awards to Celebrate Outstanding Environmental Achievements

Keeping Fish Fresh in Mozambique

Making Rice Sustainable

How Women Are Driving Change in Kathmandu

In Nepal, Macro Lessons for Micro-Hydro

Getting Credit for Solar

Greentech Media: Winrock and Partners Increase Access to Solar Water Pumps

Power Switch

Greentech Media Features Winrock-Implemented Solar Mini-Grid In Nigeria

Letter from Sumba

Rambu’s Story – Lighting the Way in Indonesia

Rambu’s Story – Lighting the Way in Indonesia

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Refuse in Use

Creating A Virtuous Cycle

Getting Pumped

Back to School

New Lab Keeps on Giving

Winrock’s American Carbon Registry Has Issued Over 100 Million Tonnes of Carbon Offset Credits

Helping Green Buildings Grow in Vietnam

Restoring Warmth, Restoring Dignity

Fashioning the Future

Tower Power!

Tran Kieu Anh

Nguyen Thi Hong Khanh

In Kenya, Blue Skies for Solar Water Pumps

Winrock International and USAID to Host Discussion on Solar Water Pump Benefits & Financing

Vu Thi Vinh

USAID Mission Director Praises Energy Simulation Measures for New Hanoi Training Center

Kids and Cookstoves

La Thi Kim Ngan

Nguyen Thi Minh Phuong

To Thi Loi

The Power of the Sun

Indonesian president calls for increased power generation; Winrock supports renewable efforts

Dr. Luong Tú Quyên

Tran Thi Tuan Anh: Inspiring Generations of Students

Pham Thuy Loan

Dr. Do Tu Lan

Stakeholder Forums instrumental in increasing investment in energy from renewable sources in Macedonia

Winrock’s Elisa Derby co-authors article about maximizing the benefits of improved cookstoves

AMORE Helps Mindanao Women Rebuild Their War-Torn Villages

Impact and Innovation: Annual Report 2017

PROJECTS

Demonstrating A Scalable Revenue Model for Community Solar Water Pumping in Ethiopia

Market Transitions to Enable New Growth Opportunities

SUNREF Nigeria

USAID/Malawi Modern Cooking for Healthy Forests in Malawi -Tiphike mwa Makono (MCHF)

- Legacy - Efficient Electric Cooking Market Uptake in Nepal

Nepal Renewable Energy Programme (NREP)

- Legacy - Green Technologies to Facilitate Development of Value Chains for Perishable Crops and Animal Products

- Legacy - Knowledge Exchange for Solar Water Pumping

- Legacy - Biofuels Development Jamaica

- Legacy - USAID Vietnam Clean Energy Program (VCEP)

- Legacy - Enhancing Capacity for Low Emission Development Strategies (EC-LEDS)

- Legacy - Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Project (REEEP)

- Legacy - Developing a Sustainable Cookstove Sector

- Legacy - Macedonia EC-LEDS

- Legacy - Hivos Indonesia Kataka Solar School

- Legacy - Photovoltaics for Sustainable Milk for Africa through Refrigeration Technology (PV-SMART)

- Legacy - Clean Start

- Legacy - Kenya Smallholder Solar Irrigation Project (KSSI)

- Legacy - Liberia Food and Enterprise Development

- Legacy - CIRCLE

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Efficient Electric Cooking Market Uptake in Nepal

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Green Technologies to Facilitate Development of Value Chains for Perishable Crops and Animal Products

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Knowledge Exchange for Solar Water Pumping

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Biofuels Development Jamaica

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USAID Vietnam Clean Energy Program (VCEP)

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Enhancing Capacity for Low Emission Development Strategies (EC-LEDS)

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Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Project (REEEP)

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Developing a Sustainable Cookstove Sector

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Macedonia EC-LEDS

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Hivos Indonesia Kataka Solar School

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Photovoltaics for Sustainable Milk for Africa through Refrigeration Technology (PV-SMART)

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Clean Start

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Kenya Smallholder Solar Irrigation Project (KSSI)

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Liberia Food and Enterprise Development

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CIRCLE

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Colombia Clean Energy Program

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Gasification-Based Electrification for Rural Livelihoods

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Nepal: Integrated Renewable Energy Technology Promotion

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Capacity Building on Clean and Efficient Cooking Practices

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ADB Senior Access to Energy Expert

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WASHplus: Healthy Homes and Communities