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A Michigan city just launched America's first "supplemental" clean energy utility, and it's starting in the neighborhood that needs it most. Residents who spend up to a third of their income on power bills are getting free rooftop solar and batteries.
Three Brazilian communities bypassed a broken promise from a mega-dam and built their own 24-hour electricity systems using solar panels and river turbines. The project offers a blueprint for nearly a million Amazon residents still living without power.
New research from the University of Cambridge shows how South Africans are moving off the electricity grid in three distinct ways, but the trend is exposing deep inequalities that echo the country's apartheid past. The findings offer crucial insights for cities worldwide facing similar energy transitions.