
Energy Poverty Is an Immediate Responsibility
Energy poverty must be confronted with urgency, clarity, and commitment.
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Perspectives on energy access, humanitarian leadership, and global advocacy from Lady B Bless.

Energy poverty must be confronted with urgency, clarity, and commitment.
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The UN HLPF’s SDG 7 session was less a debate about ambition than a test of delivery.
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Damilola Ogunbiyi’s message on SDG 7 was both practical and urgent. The world already has much of the renewable energy technology needed to expand access, but t
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My biggest takeaway from the United Nations High-Level Political Forum is this: too many countries still confuse promises with progress.
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I’ve spent years making the case, in boardrooms, at community meetings, in grant applications, in policy papers, that African and Caribbean voices must not just
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Every July, the world’s governments convene at the United Nations in New York for one of the most consequential and least talked-about gatherings in global deve
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As of 2026, roughly 680 million people still have no access to electricity. That number should shock you.
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I’ve sat in rooms where the language was beautiful. Climate action. Carbon neutrality. Net zero by 2050. And then I’ve driven home through neighborhoods where t
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Before dawn in a rural village in Guyana, a woman is already awake. She’s building a fire to cook breakfast. Her daughter is doing homework by the light of a ke
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The headlines say Africa is making progress on electricity access. The IEA publishes rising connection rates. The World Bank points to percentage improvements.
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