The Green Briefing
Short notes on energy, farms, buildings, health and the policy weather around them.
Net metering has crossed 118 MW. That is not a pilot. It is a market turning.
Water on demand is the cheapest climate adaptation most farms will ever buy.
Mini-grids, biogas kitchens and gardens — the model moving from Hakwata into the rest of the map.
The greenest watt is the one the building never had to buy.
Vaccines, oxygen concentrators and night births all assume the lights stay on.
Youth unemployment is the other climate crisis. Installation is a career ladder.
How a distributor in Harare touches poverty, hunger, health, gender, energy, industry, cities, climate and partnership.
Export watts by day. Draw credit by night. Here is the part vendors skip.
Post-harvest loss is a climate story hiding in a basket.
Storage is expensive chemistry. Treat it with suspicion and respect.
Wetlands, corridors and trees are not decoration around the solar farm. They are the other half of resilience.
Firewood is energy policy, gender policy and lung policy in one pot.