2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.esd.2020.06.002
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The influence of energy policy on charcoal consumption in urban households in Tanzania

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“…On the other hand, the use of kerosene and clean fuels has relatively declined. People with low purchasing power prefer solid biomass fuels over kerosene and clean fuels because unclean fuels are the cheapest source of energy [ 30 ]. The use of clean fuels is highly dependent on household purchasing power [ 4 ].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…On the other hand, the use of kerosene and clean fuels has relatively declined. People with low purchasing power prefer solid biomass fuels over kerosene and clean fuels because unclean fuels are the cheapest source of energy [ 30 ]. The use of clean fuels is highly dependent on household purchasing power [ 4 ].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Within existing literature, document reviews have been used to develop understandings of policies and strategies from a range of perspectives, including the overarching policy itself such as governmental support programmes for community energy (Park, 2012), the impact of policies on behaviors (Doggart et al, 2020), and how the enactment of these policies and approaches can facilitate processes of transition, such as passenger mobility (Geels, 2018). This research undertook a document review to FIGURE 1 | A graphical depiction of the key actors associated with sub-regional devolution, showing the shifting of responsibilities, powers, and funding from central government to devolved combined authorities that are comprised of two or more local authorities.…”
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“…Despite National Energy policies aimed at supporting the transition from biomass to electricity, charcoal remains the cheapest and most widely used fuel in the residential sector in Tanzania [4]. A successful strategy must be tailored on local needs, sources, culture, policy, and economic potential.…”
Section: Macro Analysis Of Local Needs (Ex Ante Evaluation)mentioning
confidence: 99%