More than a quarter of the African nations south of the Sahara Desert have presidential elections this year, and renewable energy developers could stand to benefit. The region has the world's biggest concentration of people-more than 620 million according to the International Energy Agency-living without reliable electricity supplies. From Uganda to Zambia and Ghana, politicians are using the issue to lure votes, turning to clean energy as the quickest way to power rural areas.
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