Titlebook: Sustainable Access to Energy in the Global South; Essential Technologi Silvia Hostettler,Ashok Gadgil,Eileen Hazboun Conference proceedings

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Holistic and Systemic Approaches to Implement Energy Access Solutions in the Global South energy requires adopting a comprehensive approach to developing and deploying clean, affordable, and reliable solutions in a sustainable and scalable way. These solutions involve a large range of appropriate technologies from energy production, distribution, and storage, to safe and efficient usage

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Toward Universal Energy Access: The Energy Market System Frameworkto facilitate sustainable energy market creation for improved access to modern energy services in areas of energy poverty. Energy access and energy poverty have been identified as major global challenges to overcoming global poverty and socioeconomic inequality. These challenges relate not to the un

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Holistic Approach to Sufficient, Reliable, and Efficient Electricity Supply in Hospitals of Developi this evolution, partly because of unstable power supplies. According to a World Health Organization study, grid failures are responsible for one-third of medical device breakdowns. Therefore, the global slogan “Health for All in the Third Millennium” requires a reliable and sustainable electricity

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Scaling-Up Sustainable Pro-poor Energy Solutions: Addressing Stumbling Blockstions have been successfully tested in numerous protected niches and “proto-markets,” their diffusion beyond these niches has remained very limited. There are a number of factors explaining the widespread failure to change prevailing energy supply regimes. An actor-oriented perspective (Wiesmann et

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Techno-Economic Feasibility of Green Charcoal Production in KenyaEfforts have been made to find ways of replacing wood charcoal with waste-derived briquettes also known as “green charcoal.” This chapter explores the technology, economics, and implementation of charcoal briquettes made from pyrolyzed organic waste, based on a case study in Kenya. Given the lack of

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Putting the End-User First: Towards Addressing Contesting Values in Renewable Energy Systems Deploymrgy requirements for household well-being; household prioritization of energy services; household purchasing power for energy; and households’ experiences with traditional and conventional energy sources. Approaches for addressing the identified barriers to the adoption of renewable energy solutions

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Energy Poverty and the Perception of, and Satisfaction with, Renewable Energy Technologies: The Caseion of RET was investigated in nearly 600 households in 25 rural communities in Punjab province, Pakistan. User’s satisfaction with RET was assessed in two solar villages in northern Punjab that had been equipped with solar photovoltaic (PV) systems in 2004–2005 as an alternative to on-grid electric

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Decision-Making and Planning Framework to Improve the Deployment Success of Decentralized Rural Elecrural households and the lack of electrification infrastructure in remote areas are major challenges. Decentralized rural electrification has emerged as an alternative approach to electrifying remote rural areas; but an increasing number of commissioned projects are failing to stand the test of time