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 …

The global increase in population coupled with poor access to clean energy has set
pressure on solid fuel use. Through this, about one-third of the world's population currently …

Energy poverty is a huge global challenge. The “Belt and Road'initiative of China has
facilitated extensive and deep-level energy cooperation with countries through outward …

The use of household solid energy for cooking is a key factor of environmental health risk.
China still has a large share of households relying on solid fuels as a primary source of …

Developing nations face higher stakes in the race towards a cleaner energy future, where it's
a matter of life, wealth, and basic human needs. Using Tanzania Panel Survey data, this …

Energy poverty poses a significant challenge to global sustainable development. With the
rapid advancement of information technology, understanding its role in alleviating energy …

In developing countries, acute respiratory infections (ARIs) cause a significant number of
deaths among children. According to Bangladesh Demographic and Health Survey (BDHS) …

As urbanization accelerates and an increasing number of people move from rural to urban
areas, changes in household energy consumption have become a major symptom of typical …

The adoption of clean energy (electricity and gas) for domestic purposes has increased over
the decades, yet the share of clean energy in total energy consumption remains low …

Despite significant public efforts towards energy transition, rural households in the
developing world often continue to burn traditional biomass as an energy source, sometimes …