Energy Efficiency Roadmap for Uganda Making Energy Efficiency Count
ENERGY EFFICIENCY ROADMAP FOR UGANDA Making Energy Efficiency Count
Authors: Stephane de la Rue du Can,1 David Pudleiner,2 David Jones,3 and Aleisha Khan4
This work was supported by Power Africa under Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Contract No. DE-AC02-05CH11231.
Published May 2017
1 Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory 2 ICF International 3 Tetra Tech 4 ICF International i ENERGY EFFICIENCY ROADMAP FOR UGANDA
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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
This project benefited greatly from intellectual and data input from many individuals and organizations.
Project Execution: The authors would like to thank Katrina Pielli of Power Africa, David Rogers and Oscar Ankunda from USAID Uganda, Commissioner James Baanabe Isingoma, Simon Kalanzi, Usamah Kaggwa, Emmer Rava Musiime, David Birimumaso, Augustine Tsongo, Maclian Senyonga, and Emmanuel Sande Nsubuga of the Directorate of Energy Resources Development of the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Development, Uganda for providing significant and thoughtful input during the period of this study.
Stakeholders: The authors also acknowledge the guidance and invaluable input provided by the various national and international experts from various industries in the development of the report, the names of whom are mentioned below. The list is in no way exhaustive.