Many develo** countries, particularly in Africa and Asia, still widely use traditional cooking
methods that rely on solid fuels such as wood and charcoal. These inefficient and polluting …

Energy innovation to provide energy services for Informal urban settlements is thus far
gender blind. The invisibility of gendered energy needs impedes addressing energy …

Currently, over 1.5 billion people, especially in the Global South, live without access to
modern energy for household uses, especially for cooking. Therefore, this study examines …

Women and low-income households experience a disproportionate burden of energy
poverty and have different capabilities to utilize access to energy. Despite this, many …

The renewable energy+ energy storage model has an important role to play in achieving
China's proposal of the carbon peaking and carbon neutrality goal. In order to study the …

This paper is a review of research undertaken, and subsequent policy change enacted, in
the years 2018 to 2022 regarding the integration of cooking loads and needs into modern …

Since 2009, there has been an unprecedent boom in social enterprise start-up companies
selling and marketing off-grid solar products to Africa's energy poor. This boom has been …

With ambitious targets to drastically increase economic activity over the next decade,
Kenya's future is undoubtedly energy-intensive. Current power capacity expansion plans will …

Purpose The purpose of this study is to explore the relationship between gender inequality
and energy poverty in Southeast Asian countries from 2000 to 2020. The study aims to …

All the papers in this Special Issue situate their research in the context of a failing clean
cooking strategy and the potential contribution of electricity to this. In the creation of this …