The Guardian speaks to residents of Oslo, Kigali and Shanghai about daily life in the world's most electrified countries, as electrification emerges as a key theme at the UN climate summit in Antalya, where co-hosts want electricity at 35% of energy use by 2035. An Oslo communications worker says her bills are low and her buses and car are electric; a Kigali e-motorbike taxi driver says he earns $11.50 a day versus $6.09 on petrol; a Shanghai EV news founder says his family's scooters cost 7p to charge.