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[New Times] Decentralised energy solutions, especially solar home systems, have become more standardised and accepted in the past decade and adoption of these products is now widespread worldwide. Many African countries' electrification strategies encompass decentralised renewable energy as a critical component in achieving nationwide energy access, as it is now the most accessible, scalable, and affordable option.

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