Drawing from our academic roots, we try to publish lessons from our work in papers, talks, and blog posts. Read what we’ve published here.
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This paper examines the impacts of different procurement procedures used by the World Bank and African Development Bank on the speed and quality of Kenya's Last Mile Connectivity Project.
Accepted and under review for the International Energy Workshop (IEW’2023).
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This blog from MCC highlights the use of GridWatch in Accra, Ghana to measure and monitor power outages, providing reliable data for evaluating energy programs and improving the performance of the power grid.
Published at the Climate Change AI Workshop at ICLR'23 in the Proposals Track (ICLR’23).
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Brief for SEforAll's initiatives in Sierra Leone.
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The post examines how contracting procedures of the World Bank versus the African Development Bank impacted the speed and quality of Kenya's Last Mile Connectivity household electrification project.
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The central page for resources related to the Ghana Power Compact on MCC's website.
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Report of main findings from the Spotlight Kamapala project.
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Chapter from ESI Africa 2023 on the Spotlight Kampala project featuring nLine sensors.
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A portal to all of Crown Agents's work in Sierra Leone, including the work nLine has been involved in.
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A high level exploration of the insights generated from work happening on the Spotlight Kamapala project so far.
Our team contributed a chapter to Introduction to Development Engineering: A Framework with Applications from the Field, a textbook for electrical engineering.
Published in Applied Energy.
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In this Coffee Break Briefing, Hub Fellow Susanna Berkouwer and Noah Klugman of nLine present on GridWatch’s successes and next steps, moderated by Katie Auth.
Presented as a part of the International Conference on InformationProcessing in Sensor Networks (co-located with CPS-IoT Week 2021) (IPSN’21).
Presented at Compass ’19, ACM SIGCAS Conference on Computing and Sustainable Societies.
Paper initially presented at The Tenth International Conference on Information and Communication Technologies and Development (ICTD’19)
Initially presented at The 24th Annual International Conference on Mobile Computing and Networking (MobiCom’18).
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