This World Energy Outlook Special Report sheds light on the current state of clean cooking, the costs of inaction, and the benefits of boosting access in line with SDG 7.
This paper models the impact on climate and emissions of Tanzania’s clean cooking targets.
The Sustainable Energy Solutions Catalogue contains a series of briefs to help stakeholders plan, fund and implement projects related to: sustainable e-mobility, productive use of solar energy, second-life lithium-ion batteries, climate proofing sustainable energy solutions, solar mini-grids, the water-energy-food nexus, circularity and sustainable energy, clean cooking, energy efficiency, and e-waste from off-grid solar solutions.
This article assesses the opportunities provided by digital monitoring, reporting and verification (dMRV), which can facilitate real-time tracking of the use and fuel sales from clean cooking products, thereby increasing the integrity of emissions reduction claims.
This brief offers a summary of experiences, challenges and opportunities in the renewables-based clean cooking sector, and describes the actions needed to scale up adoption.
This report provides background information and guidance on the types of behavioural changes needed to advance access to clean cooking, and ways to promote these changes.
This blog and inforgraphic present the results of a World Bank study on the decision-making journey towards adopting and using clean cooking solutions in Rwanda, Madagascar and Ghana.
This study investigated (1) What marketing messages are effective at increasing willingness to pay for a more efficient stove in rural Uganda; (2) What sales offers (e.g., free trial and time payments) increases willingness to pay and uptake; (3) What effects does ownership of an efficient stove have on the use of old and new […]
This is a cam[paign strategy to engender behavioural change and the increased uptake of clean cooking solutions in Kenya.
This blog assesses the opportunities of carbon finance to fill financing gaps for clean cooking, and highlights the integrity, reputational and regulatory risks associated with the sale of carbon credits.