In this episode we discuss the social and economic impacts of providing access to electricity, particularly in developing countries, emphasizing the role of financial institutions, corporations, and policymakers in driving sustainable energy transitions.

Our guest Stewart Craine, founder of Village Infrastructure Angels takes us through some first-hand experiences with the issues and opportunities of the case.

The conversation touches on the economic benefits of empowering women through access to electricity, the importance of corporates investing in emission reduction schemes, and the potential for carbon credits to alleviate poverty while promoting workforce participation. The focus is on practical actions and collaborations to achieve both social and economic progress.

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