This paper presents a meta-narrative review of the concept and measurements of energy
poverty in developing countries. The literature survey was conducted using the Search …

Owing to recent concerns about the negative externalities of traditional fuel use on the
environment and health, the issue of the household fuel transition in developing countries …

Improving household access and use of clean energy has been central to global
development efforts in recent years. The negative effects of energy poverty on health …

This research evaluates the levels and the determinants of energy poverty in rural West
Africa using countrywide primary data for Senegal and Togo. The study estimates and …

More than 80% of urban households in sub-Saharan Africa use charcoal as their main
source of cooking energy, and the demand is likely to increase for several decades …

This paper tackles the issue of energy poverty in an attempt to identify the key factors that
would enhance the affordability of energy services. We implement a set of recent panel data …

Using data from two recently available living standards surveys, we trace the dynamics in
cooking fuel choice among Ghanaian households over the period 2005/6 and 2012/13 and …

Improving access to affordable and reliable energy services for cooking is essential for
developing countries in reducing adverse human health and environmental impacts hitherto …

This paper investigates the dynamics of energy poverty in Ghana using two nationwide
cross-sectional datasets (Ghana Living Standards Surveys Round 5 and Round 6) …

Understanding the dynamic behaviour of Sub-Saharan African households as they move
along the energy ladder is essential for the energy transition in developing countries. This …