The inequity of costly and low-quality fuel-based lighting is compounded by adverse health
and safety risks including burns, indoor air pollution, poisoning due to accidental ingestion …

The need for new innovative technologies to support humanitarian action is evident today.
Efficient and economic technologies properly deployed and integrated should mitigate some …

Product design for emerging markets in the developing world is a rapidly growing field due
to a steadily increasing market and an interest in profitably transforming consumer quality of …

The energy intensity of fuel‐based lighting is substantial given the paltry levels of lighting
service, poor economic outcomes, and exposure to public health risks for users throughout …

It is widely agreed that energy subsidies impede the efficient functioning of markets. The
resulting distortions in prices work at odds with policies to improve energy efficiency and …

The remote rural villages accessing clean and sustainable energy remain a major
challenge. This article considers the original express methodology of analysis of light …

The dire need for new cutting-edge approaches for humanitarian support especially in
refugee camps is vividly indisputable today. Efficient, economic, and reliable techniques …

Despite continuous efforts to improve the coverage, the access to electricity remains
insufficient in many developing countries, particularly in geographically challenged …

We implemented a 16-month randomised field experiment in unelectrified areas of
Bangladesh to identify health impacts of solar lanterns among school-aged children. Our …

Executive Summary Under the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, the United
Nations (UN) established Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 7 in 2015 to 'ensure access …