SPARC+CM Is Not Just a Programme. It Is a Research Programme That Generates a Replicable Model.
All findings are published openly and freely available to any clean energy developer globally.
The RSB Academic Partnership
The SPARC+CM programme is anchored by an independent academic research programme at Rennes School of Business (RSB) in Rennes, France. RSB is triple-accredited (EQUIS, AACSB, AMBA), ranked in the Financial Times Top 100, and a UN PRME signatory. The RSB partnership provides academic independence: programme findings are published whether they confirm or challenge the programme's design assumptions.
The 7-Paper Publication Pipeline
Paper 1
Circular Retrofitting as a Pathway to Green Transitions and Inclusive Industrialisation in African Cities
Journal of Cleaner Production · March 2027
Paper 2
Empirical Validation of the Solar-Retrofit Nexus: Harmattan Performance and PMCC Circular Retrofit Technical Findings
Renewable Energy / Applied Energy · October 2027
Paper 3
Scaling the Solar-Retrofit Nexus: Three-Country Comparative Analysis (Lagos, India, Pakistan)
Transportation Research Part D · June 2028
Paper 4
Five-Layer Blended Finance Architecture Performance
World Development · March 2029
Paper 5
School-Anchored EV Charging Networks as Urban Clean Mobility Infrastructure: Lagos 108-Point Network
Sustainable Cities and Society · September 2029
Paper 6
Energy Insecurity as Educational Disruption: Teaching Hours Lost and Recovered Across 54 Lagos Schools
International Journal of Educational Development · August 2029
Paper 7
Carbon Credits from Integrated School-Anchored Solar-EV Programmes
Climate Policy · August 2030
Paper 1
Circular Retrofitting as a Pathway to Green Transitions and Inclusive Industrialisation in African Cities
Journal of Cleaner Production · March 2027
Paper 2
Empirical Validation of the Solar-Retrofit Nexus: Harmattan Performance and PMCC Circular Retrofit Technical Findings
Renewable Energy / Applied Energy · October 2027
Paper 3
Scaling the Solar-Retrofit Nexus: Three-Country Comparative Analysis (Lagos, India, Pakistan)
Transportation Research Part D · June 2028
Paper 4
Five-Layer Blended Finance Architecture Performance
World Development · March 2029
Paper 5
School-Anchored EV Charging Networks as Urban Clean Mobility Infrastructure: Lagos 108-Point Network
Sustainable Cities and Society · September 2029
Paper 6
Energy Insecurity as Educational Disruption: Teaching Hours Lost and Recovered Across 54 Lagos Schools
International Journal of Educational Development · August 2029
Paper 7
Carbon Credits from Integrated School-Anchored Solar-EV Programmes
Climate Policy · August 2030
Open-Source Protocols
Harmattan Resilience Protocol
The first validated solar sizing methodology for Lagos school installations, derived from six months of harmattan season monitoring at Abba's Heart (200kWp, September 2026 to February 2027). Published March 2027.
Circular Retrofit Eligibility Screening Protocol
An open-source methodology for assessing end-of-life school bus retrofit viability. Published May 2027. No licence required.