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Results‑based financing (RBF) has become one of the most widely used instruments in development and climate finance. Across energy access, clean cooking, health, and education, it has been deployed to link concessional capital more directly to measurable outcomes. In Nigeria’s

India’s small and medium‑sized enterprises (SMEs) continue to rely heavily on fossil fuel generators to manage unreliable grid supply and frequent power outages. For many businesses, generators are not optional; they are a core component of operational continuity. However, the dominant technology

ZE-Gen research shows data-driven design and flexible financing can accelerate solar adoption. Gain deeper insight into the customer‑centred solutions shaping Nigeria’s clean energy future. Watch our exclusive webinar recording to hear expert perspectives and practical actions driving real progress. 26 Jan 2026, London – A new report by ZE-Gen, launched on the International Day of Clean

Convenience at a cost: the clean transition away from Fossil Fuel Generators The transition away from fossil fuel generators (FFGs) – both diesel and petrol varieties – is both an urgent necessity and a complex challenge. FFGs are a longstanding,

This report presents the opportunity landscape for Zero-Emission Generators (ZE-Gen) across Low- and Middle-Income Countries (LMICs) in Sub-Saharan Africa. In collaboration with Open Capital Advisors, ZE-Gen conducted a market overview study to identify key insights on the fossil fuel genset

Energy access is fundamental to development and unlocking social and economic opportunities. Across many Low- and Middle-Income Countries (LMICs), particularly in Sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia, where weak grids or insufficient generating capacity lead to frequent black or brownouts, fossil

Oct 14 2025, Nigeria & Kenya: Five unique consumer campaigns are beginning in Nigeria and Kenya, aimed at improving lives by changing public attitudes towards clean renewable energy and ending the use of highly damaging fossil fuel generators. The ground-breaking

Wednesday 8 October 2025, London and Nairobi: A new international competition recognising the best solar-powered generators for use in energy constrained settings, opens for nominations today. With a $100,000 prize fund, the competition aims to encourage clean energy innovation and

15 September 2025, London and Nairobi: A new international partnership between ZE-Gen (the Zero Emissions Generators initiative) and CLASP has been launched today to transform the solar generator market, by improving consumer choice, affordability and reliability. The collaboration aims to