Nathan Williams

Assistant Professor

Rochester Institute of Technology

United States

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Dr. Nathan Williams is an Assistant Professor at the Rochester Institute of Technology in the United States. His research areas focus on the socio-economic implications of electricity access, irrigation practices, and the use of renewable resources in agriculture, particularly in sub-Saharan Africa. Recent works include analyses of electricity demand and pricing in newly electrified households, as well as evaluations of sustainable agricultural practices using biochar.

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Paulina Jaramillo

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Carnegie Mellon University

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June Lukuyu

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University of Washington

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Carlos A Diaz

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Rochester Institute of Technology

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University of Oxford Said Business School

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San Francisco State University

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Dual perspectives: a remote sensing- and survey-based exploration of the determinants of irrigation use in Northern Ethiopia

Post-connection electricity demand and pricing in newly electrified households: Insights from a large-scale dataset in Rwanda

Two sides of a coin: Assessing trade-offs between reliability and profit in mini grids and the policy implications for subsidies

Solar irrigation potential in Sub-Saharan Africa: a crop-specific techno-economic analysis

Biochar as a sustainable alternative to carbon black in agricultural mulch films

Productive use of electricity in agriculture in sub-Saharan Africa: a systematic review

Assessment of Systematic Errors in Mapping Electricity Access Using Night-Time Lights: A Case Study of Rwanda and Kenya

Unlocking the nexus potential: A techno-economic analysis of joint deployment of minigrids with smallholder irrigation

Corrigendum: Estimating global demand for land-based transportation services using the shared socioeconomic pathways scenario framework (2022 Environ. Res.: Infrastruct. Sustain. 2 035009)

Estimating global demand for land-based transportation services using the shared socioeconomic pathways scenario framework

Rural electrification subsidy estimation: a spatial model development and case study

Accounting for finance in electrification models for sub-Saharan Africa

Techno-economic feasibility of small-scale pressurized irrigation in Ethiopia, Rwanda, and Uganda through an integrated modeling approach

A techno-economic and environmental assessment of residential rooftop solar - Battery systems in grid-connected households in Lagos, Nigeria

Building the supply of demand: Experiments in mini-grid demand stimulation

Ingredients for growth: Examining electricity consumption and complementary infrastructure for Small and Medium Enterprises in Kenya

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Paulina Jaramillo

June Lukuyu

Carlos A Diaz

Daniel Armanios

Fhazhil Wamalwa

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