Rwandans Could Start Using Methane Gas for Cooking in 2027

Rwandans could start using methane gas for cooking in 2027

The Ministry of Environment has announced that Rwandans will begin using methane gas for cooking in 2027, as part of a clean energy initiative aimed at reducing the reliance on...

Unpacking Clean Cooking Costs: Tanzania Trial Insights

In many low-income rural communities across the world, the transition from traditional biomass fuels to cleaner cooking alternatives remains an arduous challenge. Despite the well-documented health and environmental advantages of clean fuels such as liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), affordability and sustained access continue to obstruct widespread adoption. A recent pioneering study conducted in Tanzania delves deeply into this problem, unearthing…

New plan to accelerate adoption of clean cooking energy

The government has unveiled a nationwide strategy designed to accelerate the adoption of clean cooking solutions, with the ambitious target of reaching 80 percent of Tanzanian households by 2034.