Cooking is known to be one of the most energy-intensive sectors, with an estimated energy consumption of about 30–40% of global energy consumption, with a significant share in …
A Herez, M Ramadan, M Khaled - Renewable and Sustainable Energy …, 2018 - Elsevier
In this work, a review on solar cookers is presented. This review includes principle and classification, parameters influencing the performance of a solar cooker, and energy and …
This proposal evaluates the energy potential of agricultural residues of Zea mays from an indigenous community in Mexico. The study consists of four stages:(a) evaluation of residue …
Most African women spend a lot of time on housework unpaid works, such as collecting fuel, cooking at home, and looking after children. They spend around 3.5–8 ha day collecting …
One of the challenges that rural communities face is the satisfaction of their energy demand through sustainable processes, where the production, distribution and final consumption of …
S Balachandran, J Swaminathan - Energies, 2022 - mdpi.com
One of the key areas of the UN's sustainable development goals is growing affordable and clean energy. Utilizing solar energy that is now accessible will significantly lessen the …
This paper discusses the development of a coating made of solid waste and residual biomass and its application as ecological solar absorber coating. This absorbent solar …
Here we demonstrate the potential for solar-to-heat conversion of carbon byproducts and their outstanding effects to reduce anthropogenic emissions. Those carbon byproducts are …
M Vaccari, F Vitali, T Tudor - Energy Policy, 2017 - Elsevier
The choice of fuel for cooking, particularly in rural areas, can lead to significant socio- economic and environmental impacts amongst households. Using the Logone Valley on the …