Consumption of solid fuels (such as biomass, dung, and coal) causes household air
pollution, which reportedly is responsible for over 3.5 million premature deaths worldwide …

This study examines how social interaction-oriented gift expenditure affects the energy
poverty of rural households in China, accounting for energy inaccessibility, unaffordability …

Encouraging efficient use of clean energy by farmers is central to promoting energy
transformation in ecologically fragile regions of western China. However, existing research …

The use of household solid energy for cooking is a key factor of environmental health risk.
China still has a large share of households relying on solid fuels as a primary source of …

The transition toward cleaner fuels is considered an essential component to achieve
sustainable economic development due to its environmental and health-related implications …

Facilitating the household energy transition in rural China conducive to mitigate climate
change, improve population health, and achieve 'carbon peaking and carbon …

Incentive-based demand response (IBDR) programs have played an essential role in
energy efficiency delivery, especially peak shedding. Recently, utilities have been …

This study aims to investigate the influence of social networks on household fuel transition.
First, a k-means clustering model is employed to classify various types of social networks …

China is implementing “coal-to-gas” project, which plays a significant role in improving the
environment, optimizing the energy structure, and building a beautiful China. To provide …

Background Highly carbonized energy use in ecologically fragile areas of Northwest China
seriously endangers the health of residents and the ecological environment. However, poor …