Energy is a key to development. About 94% of Ethiopian households depend on biomass
fuel to meet their daily energy needs, while modern fuel due to lack of amenities and low …

A study was conducted in South Ethiopia with the aim of assessing the technical potential of
biogas energy in replacing traditional bioenergy and chemical fertilizers and mitigating …

In developing countries, fuelwood extraction is one of the main drivers of deforestation,
forest degradation, and greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. This study aimed to investigate …

This study was conducted to assess socio-economic and environmental benefits of biogas
energy and its challenges. The study used descriptive type of research design consisting of …

Abstract The National Biogas Policy of Ethiopia introduces plans for the implementation of
biogas technologies in rural areas. However, rural households' decision to adopt biogas …

In Ethiopia, like most developing countries, the majority of households depend on wood and
charcoal as their cooking energy resources. This energy has a direct impact on the forest …

Background Renewable energies such as biogas are considered as clean sources of
energy that minimize environmental impacts and are sustainable with regard to current and …

Purpose The purpose of this study is to explore the potential and challenges of biogas
utilization as an alternative and sustainable energy source in the Gurage zone of Southern …

This study examined the diverse environmental impacts of domestic biogas technology in
rural Ethiopia. It employed a cross-sectional survey approach involving a total of 358 sample …

This paper analyses the current utilization level, performance and impact of domestic biogas
plants in rural Ethiopia from a case study in four districts. Data were collected from a cross …