Sep 01, 2008 
Project Team working in El Salvador
A photo of a group of us who worked on this project in El Salvador.Categories: Energy
Tags: Amy Banzaert
Sep 01, 2008
Categories: Energy
Tags: Amy Banzaert
Sep 01, 2008
Converting Sugarcane Bagasse to charcoal
Amy Banzaert and colleague load a drum with sugarcane bagasse in order to carbonize it.Categories: Energy
Tags: Amy Banzaert
Aug 01, 2008
Banzaert measuring temperature and gasses
Legatum Fellow, Amy Banzaert, measuring the temperature and combustion gasses emanating from an early stage of the carbonization process.Categories: Energy
Tags: Amy Banzaert
Feb 11, 2008 
This article delves into the innovative ways in which light and power are being supplied to previously un-serviced areas. These approaches represent a shift away from traditional centralized, resource-demanding, “extend the grid” solutions and toward environmentally-friendly, resource-recycling, “off-grid” alternatives.
Categories: Bangladesh, Energy, Foreign Aid
Tags: Iqbal Quadir
Dec 07, 2007
Seabed microbe study leads to low-cost power, light for the poor
New fuel cell technology may prove to be an ideal low-cost power source.
Categories: Bangladesh, Cambridge, Energy, Water
Tags: Iqbal Quadir
Nov 14, 2007
The best way to help a people is to help them help themselves. To this end, Iqbal Quadir is developing a new, portable technology that will enable rural Bangladeshi to generate electricity from cow dung.
Categories: Africa, Asia, Bangladesh, Energy, Mobile Technologies
Tags: Iqbal Quadir
Apr 01, 2005
Why not capitalism for developing countries?
In this interview with GrameenPhone founder Iqbal Quadir, Quadir explains why he believes that capitalism can empower, rather than exploit, the low-income populations of the developing world.
Categories: Economics , Energy
Tags: Iqbal Quadir