Energy is one of the critical enablers of economic prosperity, sustainable development and societal health. Yet for decades, the energy that is needed to meet the needs of many poorer countries and emerging markets is either unaffordable or simply unavailable. Their livelihoods and wellbeing are perpetually at risk. Today, nearly two billion people have either no access or just limited access to energy.1That number will surely climb as the world adds another two billion people in the coming years, mostly in developing nations where energy security already poses the greatest challenge.2
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