Accounting for finance in electrification models for sub-Saharan Africa

@article{Agutu2022AccountingFF,
  title={Accounting for finance in electrification models for sub-Saharan Africa},
  author={Churchill Agutu and Florian Egli and Nathaniel J. Williams and Tobias Sebastian Schmidt and Bjarne Steffen},
  journal={Nature Energy},
  year={2022}
}
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