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REimagine a Bright Future is a collection of stories about the different ways of
                   achieving energy access for all, especially in poor, rural, or geographically-isolated
                   areas.  This  book  narrates  the  use  and  development  of  indigenous,  clean,  and
                   renewable  sources  of  energy.  It  also  highlights  the  importance  of  collaboration
                   among stakeholders and the empowerment of communities.


                   With surging electricity costs and the need to address climate change, “energy for
                   all” has become a mantra and a mission by and for stakeholders. However, energy for
                   all  is  not  only  about  availability,  but  also  about  affordability,  reliability,  and
                   sustainability.


                   As of 2018, close to 2.4 million households in the Philippines practically remain in
                   the dark. The number may even be higher if rising prices of goods and unreliable
                   power supplies are considered, as these also affect people’s access to electricity.

                   Energy is vital in economic development.


                   But more important is its role in realizing full human potential and in providing
                   security in homes and communities.

                   Through renewable energy, people in marginalized communities can improve their
                   quality of lives; they can use electricity for lighting, information and technology,
                   recreation, and other livelihood opportunities, among others.

                   Inspiration and lessons drawn from the narratives in this book will hopefully prompt
                   readers to start or improve current RE practices in their respective areas.

                   Ultimately    stor                  RE
                   development and deployment in the country.
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