AER Research Funding: Priorities, Expectations and Evaluation
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Read MoreAER is a volunteer-driven research collective producing grounded, technically informed analysis of oil, gas, power, renewables, access and emissions — across all 54 African nations.
African Energy Research organises volunteer teams and funds research projects focused on Africa's energy systems — producing clear, technically grounded outputs with no donor agenda and no policy axe to grind.
E&P, gas infrastructure, LNG, flaring, pipelines and midstream.
Generation capacity, transmission reliability, reform and tariffs.
Solar, wind, mini-grids, off-grid and hybrid systems.
Household electrification, cooking fuels and social outcomes.
Methane, flaring, carbon accounting and climate risk.
Regulation, investment, pricing, project finance and transition.
Research begins with a clearly framed, answerable question — not a vague topic. Scope, timeline and format are set before any research starts.
Volunteer researchers and funded grantees are assigned to briefs. AER provides the structure; contributors bring the expertise.
Outputs are reviewed against AER neutrality and accuracy standards before publication with full contributor attribution.
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