Report: Africa Needs $15bn Annually to Achieve Universal Electricity Access by 2035

The report highlights a significant funding gap for Sub-Saharan Africa, where annual investments of around $15 billion are needed to ensure universal electricity access by 2035. Current investments are far short at just $2.5 billion per year. This underscores the urgent need for increased financial commitment to bridge the gap, as lack of electricity access hampers economic development and quality of life. Achieving this goal is crucial for improving healthcare, education, and overall economic growth in the region.