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Created in the wake of the 1992 Rio Summit, the Global Sustainable Electricity Partnership is a non-profit international organization, composed of the world’s leading electricity companies looking to promote sustainable energy development through renewable energy projects and capacity-building activities in developing and emerging nations worldwide. More
The Global Sustainable Electricity Partnership, in close collaboration with local partners, develops renewable energy projects to demonstrate that local renewable energy development is not only possible but also sustainable, increasing access to cleaner electricity and improving the living conditions of beneficiary communities. More
In line with its core mission to promote sustainable energy development and share its members’ expertise with counterparts in developing and emerging countries, the Partnership conducts interactive workshops, seminars and technical training sessions in collaboration with UN agencies and key local and regional partners on a number of topics related to sustainable energy development. More

May 10, 2013: Inauguration of GSEP’s Cochico Micro-hydro Project, one of the two projects being developed in the Argentina Patagonia. [News Release] [Photo Gallery]
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April 29, 2013: Second workshop on best practices for large hydropower development was held in Russia last week. [News Release]
April 19, 2013: GSEP’s Energy for Education Project in Nepal is inaugurated. [News Release] [Photo Gallery]
April 2, 2013: Construction of the new computer building at the Malika U Ma Vi School in Nepal, under the GSEP’s Energy for Education Project, is completed. [News Release]
March 21, 2013: All applications to the ESED Scholarship Program are now under review. The 2013-2014 winners will be announced in mid-May.
The Global Sustainable Electricity Partnership is proud to support the UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon’s Sustainable Energy for All (SE4ALL) initiative through a series of concrete commitments. [Learn more] [News Release]