The use of solid fuels stoves contributes to a range of adverse health and social outcomes
and can impact regional and global climate. Reducing these impacts requires both adoption …

9 Billion people lack access to secure and affordable clean cooking fuels and technologies.
Numerous studies and initiatives have attempted to design and implement more efficient …

In the global context of reducing carbon emissions and shifting towards sustainable modes
of urban infrastructure, strategies that provide decentralized access to renewable energy …

With the rising demands for personal vehicles of the growing middle class in India, their
increasing quest for comfort and social status, the emissions from road transportation are …

There is a dichotomy in the understanding of energy poverty between Asia and the rest of
the world, especially in the Global North. While there has been considerable discourse …

Background: Clean cookstove interventions can theoretically reduce exposure to household
air pollution and benefit health, but this requires near-exclusive use of these types of stoves …

Indonesia is one of the highest producers of the automotive industry in Southeast Asia.
However, rapid progress in this sector directly poses a threat to the increase in End-of-Life …

Energy insecurity is part of everyday life for many remote and Indigenous communities
across the North. Community energy is emerging as a solution to address enduring energy …

Government policies in Indonesia have been pushing in the past decade towards 100%
electrification target by end of 2020. However, many of the new energy policies are reused …

8 billion people still cook with biomass fuels, resulting in devastating impacts on health,
gender equity and the environment. Pay-as-you-go (PAYG) liquid petroleum gas (LPG) is a …