The concept of energy services is used in different contexts and scientific fields mainly to
emphasize that it is the services provided by energy rather than energy carriers that people …

Disparities in access to basic needs and resources such as water is largely borne out of
power imbalance across scale. In examining these power dynamics in the context of health …

This paper aims to extend the energy justice framework by using the capability approach to
understand factors affecting community acceptance of energy technologies. The capability …

In order to mitigate the well-being impacts of climate change effectively, we must reduce our
use of fossil fuels. However, many contemporary forms of well-being attainment still depend …

The transition to sustainable energy requires an assessment of drivers of the use of clean
and dirty fuels for cooking. Literature highlights the importance of access to clean fuel for …

Solid fuels are the primary cooking fuels in a wide range of developing countries, a situation
that is projected to remain for the coming few decades. In the energy poverty scholarship, it …

Clean cooking fuels are generally assumed to bring health and other benefits for women
compared with solid fuels, which suggests they should be preferred. However, despite the …

Energy is an important link between development and climate change, and access to and
use of clean energy is essential for poverty alleviation and sustainable development. This …

This paper applies a social context lens to explore the reasons why households in rural
areas of developing countries such as Nepal choose to continue with their Traditional …

Investigations of the underlying cause of slow and varied clean cooking transitions in rural
areas of developing countries have predominantly taken an intra-household approach. That …