2016 IEEE Global Humanitarian Technology Conference (GHTC) 2016
DOI: 10.1109/ghtc.2016.7857315
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“…31 However, there is a disparity in access to energy for different population densities. 32 This energy inequality emphasizes that there are regions where the urban population have access to larger power demands, while the lower rural population do not even have basic electricity access. 32 To bridge this energy inequality and to mitigate global warming, it is more logical to help the developing world that contributes to 63 percent of global emissions than the developed world.…”
Section: Ev: An Application For Emerging Economies and A Solution Formentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…31 However, there is a disparity in access to energy for different population densities. 32 This energy inequality emphasizes that there are regions where the urban population have access to larger power demands, while the lower rural population do not even have basic electricity access. 32 To bridge this energy inequality and to mitigate global warming, it is more logical to help the developing world that contributes to 63 percent of global emissions than the developed world.…”
Section: Ev: An Application For Emerging Economies and A Solution Formentioning
confidence: 99%
“…32 This energy inequality emphasizes that there are regions where the urban population have access to larger power demands, while the lower rural population do not even have basic electricity access. 32 To bridge this energy inequality and to mitigate global warming, it is more logical to help the developing world that contributes to 63 percent of global emissions than the developed world. 33 Hence, the way forward would be to equip developing nations with the right technology to conserve energy and use low carbon infrastructure.…”
Section: Ev: An Application For Emerging Economies and A Solution Formentioning
confidence: 99%