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Clean Cooking: The Missing Link in Ending Energy Poverty

Summary by The Rockefeller Foundation
Electrification alone won’t end energy poverty — 700 million people still lack electricity, a third rely on wood and charcoal for cooking, and with only 1% of global energy finance supporting clean cooking, urgent investment is needed to drive scalable solutions, improve health, and foster sustainable growth.
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Clean Cooking: The Missing Link in Ending Energy Poverty

Electrification alone won’t end energy poverty — 700 million people still lack electricity, a third rely on wood and charcoal for cooking, and with only 1% of global energy finance supporting clean cooking, urgent investment is needed to drive scalable solutions, improve health, and foster sustainable growth.

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The Rockefeller Foundation broke the news in on Thursday, March 6, 2025.
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