Powering Potential

Africa’s rapid embrace of renewable energy reflects what we see every day at PPI: clean energy is a pathway to education, digital access, and opportunity! ☀️

Africa Is Embracing Renewable Energy African countries are embracing renewable energy as they seek to curb fossil fuel imports while meeting rising power demand.

Every gift helps power a student’s future: from $50 for one month of internet to $15,000 for a full solar-powered computer lab. ☀️💻 Become a monthly donor and help PPI bring reliable technology, digital learning, and opportunity to young people in need! https://poweringpotential.org/donatenow/

Higher education is growing worldwide, but opportunity must grow with it. Let’s bridge the gap for youth in sub-Saharan Africa through digital access, solar-powered learning, and equity!

Number of students in higher education more than doubled in 20 years UNESCO’s first Higher Education Global Trends Report shows that the number of students enrolled in higher education worldwide has more than doubled over the past two decades, reaching 269 million in

Across Africa, , wind, and battery storage are becoming faster, cheaper pathways to reliable power, opening new possibilities for schools, homes, and communities! ☀️ At PPI, we believe renewable energy is a bridge to education, digital access, and opportunity for the next generation.

Renewable energy is overtaking traditional power projects across Africa, industry leaders say Africa’s energy sector is rapidly shifting toward solar and wind power and battery storage as governments and investors shift away from coal and large hydropower dams.

Did you know? More than 70% of Tanzania’s population is under 30, a generation ready to learn, lead, and shape the future. 🇹🇿✨ PPI helps power that future through solar technology, digital education, and access to opportunity.

The world’s most powerful equalizer is , but too many children still lack the resources to access it.

The world’s most powerful equaliser is very unequally distributed Incomes vary greatly around the world. But education spending varies even more: our best tool for narrowing the income gap is even more unequally distributed

Africa’s momentum is growing, with leading the way in expanding access to reliable, sustainable power. ☀️ At PPI, we see this future in every solar-powered computer lab, where clean energy helps students learn, connect, and rise https://e360.yale.edu/digest/africa-renewable-energy

A solar-powered computer lab can help transform a school’s future. ☀️💻 At Mlimani Sumawe Secondary School, digital access helped students move from struggle to measurable success!

Before the lab, the school faced serious academic challenges. Today, teachers have stronger access to digital learning materials, students are more engaged! 👏