Jasmine Ansah-Antwi
Mauritius

Overview
Jasmine is an Electrical Power Systems Engineering graduate with a strong interest in sustainable energy access and data-driven electrification planning. Her academic work includes a geospatial electrification study for Ghana, focusing on least-cost pathways and productive energy use. She has also worked as a Project Coordinator for the Mauritius Native Forest Alliance, a nature-based carbon initiative, supporting cross-sector collaboration and national dialogue on NbS, forest carbon, and climate finance. Jasmine is passionate about combining engineering, education, and collaboration to support inclusive energy transitions in Africa and is keen to grow her impact in clean energy, sustainability, and development-focused work.
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Testimonial
“The SECT program was an enriching and well-rounded experience. Through the learning modules, I gained a better understanding of global energy systems and the pathways toward decarbonisation. One of the most valuable aspects of the program was the opportunity to apply my knowledge and skills to a real-world project focused on the just energy transition. Contributing to a practical challenge made the experience both meaningful and rewarding. I am especially grateful for the opportunity to engage with experienced energy professionals. These interactions provided practical insights into energy project development and broadened my perspective on the opportunities and challenges within the sector. The program also connected me to a community of passionate young energy professionals whom I enjoyed working with and learning from. I look forward to building on the knowledge and experience gained through SECT and leveraging this network to contribute to affordable, practical, and sustainable energy solutions.”
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Sustainable Energy for All Team
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