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The Role of Sustainable Energy on West African Economic Growth: Case study:Côte d’Ivoire, Mali, Senegal

Kamite, Mahamadou (WASCAL, 2025-09-23)

In the context of climate change and fossil fuel depletion, west Africa must reconcile its growing energy demand with environmental sustainability. This study assesses the role of renewable energy in supporting long-term ...
Comparative Analysis of Groundwater Recharge Simulated Using Historical Observed and Projected Atmospheric Forcing Data

Tiemtore, Amidou (WASCAL, 2025-09-23)

This study focuses on a comparative analysis of groundwater recharge over Africa using atmospheric data from the reanalysis dataset originating from GSWP3 project and projections dataset originating from the CORDEX covering ...
Variability across Climate Model Simulations of future wind regimes in West Africa

Kouadio, Kouassi Hervé (WASCAL, 2025-09-25)

Reliable wind assessments are essential for energy planning in West Africa, where demand is increasing and decarbonisation targets are becoming more stringent. The purpose of this study is to evaluate both the credibility ...
Machine Learning-Based Assessment of Regional Groundwater Recharge Variability and its Implications for Sustainable Water Supply in Renewable Energy Projects Across Africa

Akibode, Afis (WASCAL, 2025-09-25)

Water is a precious resource in Africa. The sustainable management of this resource is important for our everyday lives, as well as for renewable energy applications such as green hydrogen production. Especially in desert ...
Influence of Climate Model Selection on Long-Term Groundwater Recharge Forecasts across different African Regions

Agbeme, Dennis Kwashi (WASCAL, 2025-09-25)

The continuous availability and renewability of groundwater rely on the process of groundwater recharge. Therefore, recharge forecasting is essential for effective groundwater resource management, particularly in the context ...
Implication of Wind Speed Data variant for Wind Power Simulation

Edoh, Adovi Fulbert Richcarlos (WASCAL, 2025-09-25)

With the need for a shift from the use of fossil fuels to renewable energy, wind technology is one of the promising, clean, renewable, and cost-effective energy sources. For sub-Saharan regions where 600 million people ...
Modelling of Hydropower Potential over Europe

Mbye, Biran (WASCAL, 2025-09-25)

This thesis explores the technical hydropower potential over Europe, analysing the complex interplay between hydrology, climate, and operational strategies. Using geospatial and hydrological modelling, the study processes ...
The role of sustainable energy in East Africa's Economy Growth Case of Kenya, Ethiopia and Burundi

Ndiaye, Nar (WASCAL, 2025-09-25)

Energy access remains one of the most pressing development challenges in East Africa, where large sections of the population continue to live without reliable electricity. At the same time, the region possesses abundant ...

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