September 14th, 2018
USAID Reports
Program Publications

Regional coordination on energy policy, legal and regulatory frameworks, and resource management would improve energy security, and accelerate economic growth of South and Southeast Asia, according to an analysis released recently by the U.S. Energy Association (USEA) and the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID).

April 24th, 2024
USAID Reports
Program Publications

USEA has been working in India through its Energy Partnership Program (EPP) and later through the Energy Utility Partnership Program (EUPP) since the 1990s. One organization that USEA has been working with sustainably for a long time is the Tata Power Delhi Distribution Limited (Tata Power-DDL) a joint venture between Tata Power and the Government of New Delhi that distributes electricity to north and northwest parts of Delhi, keeping the light on for a population of about seven million.

August 31st, 2023
USDOE Reports
Program Publications

This report was developed for the United States Energy Association (USEA) to describe the opportunity for recovering critical materials (CMs) from electronic waste (e-waste). The research summarized herein includes: 1) a review of the location and purpose of CMs in a selection of electronic devices, 2) descriptions of the current supply chain, recycling infrastructure and the challenges they pose in achieving e-waste circularity, and 3) an assessment of state-of-the art recovery technologies, their current scales, and the existing gaps.

August 18th, 2023
USAID Reports
Program Publications

This white paper introduces the Electric Utility Circularity (EUC) framework for executing circularity for an electric utility. The white paper provides actionable steps for stakeholder mapping, business model evaluation, organizational structuring, and managing practices providing examples to demonstrate how utilities and other energy sector stakeholders can apply the circularity process. The steps offered by the white paper can help make immediate improvements when planning more considerable opportunities across the asset value chain.

April 6th, 2023
Program Publications

Launched in 2019, the Japan–U.S.–Mekong Power Partnership (JUMPP) supports the Mekong region’s pursuit of energy security while encouraging greater regional power trade, clean energy integration, decarbonization, and resilience. Through JUMPP, the U.S. and Japanese governments partner with Mekong governments to promote a more sustainable electricity sector and quality power infrastructure development. U.S.

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