The Promise of Microbial Fuel Cells in Africa ...Middle East

Today, around 600 million people in Africa completely lack access to electricity. African leaders are under immense pressure to ramp up energy production to fill the continent’s current needs as well as to meet skyrocketing demand projections, and to do this in a way that doesn’t break the bank or compromise climate goals. This is known as an energy trilemma: producing energy that is sufficient, affordable, and sustainable. This task is a daunting one for all contexts, but especially for Africa, which is contending with ongoing economic…

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