On March 17, CLDP and Power Africa held a brainstorming session with experts from the African and U.S. governments, the World Bank, private sector companies, law firms, and academia, in an effort to expand the Understanding series to include a dedicated primer or handbook on energy storage. The session was joined and lead by Namibian government engineers who have worked with Power Africa’s Southern Africa Energy Program (SEAP). They shared their work integrating solar PV and battery storage into their national distribution utility as a case study for the discussion as well as facilitating a discussion around target critical questions in the energy storage infrastructure space.