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Power Struggle

Two billion people lack reliable access to electricity. That means one fifth of the world's schools, hospitals and homes are often in the dark. How can everyone get access to clean energy without hastening climate change?

Power Struggle is a collaboration of journalists around the world who are investigating how energy poverty affects people in their regions — and what solutions are emerging.

A blueprint for how to achieve universal energy access.

Click here to learn more about the latest from our partners at WGSI.

Suppressed science report revealed in court battle over Pacific Northwest LNG

Trevor Jang
| June 5, 2017

Will Canada become a big player in Africa's energy sector?

Richard Poplak
| May 30, 2017

The promised land

Patrick Michels
| May 18, 2017

Everything you want to know about the Site C dam — answered

Zoë Ducklow
| May 8, 2017

Site C fact-check: Will B.C.'s $8.8-billion dam power the province or be sold for cheap?

Francesca Fionda
| May 7, 2017
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The diesel funding gap in Canada

Ecotrust Canada
| May 27, 2016

Clean energy is collaborative

Brielle Morgan
| May 19, 2016

Travelling the backroads to Latin America’s volcanic energy source

Fabíola Ortiz
| May 19, 2016

Discourse Media presents Power Struggle

Brielle Morgan
| April 22, 2016

How Africa and India are hacking the grid

William Brent
| April 22, 2016

Collaborative journalism: How you can get involved

Brielle Morgan
| April 20, 2016

The struggle to provide power to all

Nelly Bouevitch
| April 19, 2016

Growing pains: The black footprint of Cerro Prieto

Fabíola Ortiz
| April 19, 2016

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