Scalable Business Models for Alternative Biomass Cooking Fuels and Their Potential in Sub-Saharan Africa
Building on its previous work on clean cooking in Africa, the World Bank has begun to explore intervention strategies for the clean cooking sector that move beyond stoves to examine the potential for cleaner-burning biomass fuels. This report focuses on the potential for scaling biofuel markets in the region for cooking as opposed to heating or industrial uses, specifically carbonized and uncarbonized biomass briquettes, biomass pellets, ethanol fuel, and ethanol gel. Models are explored for scaling the cooking fuel value chains while balancing the environmental health, social, and economic impacts of the fuels at the household and national level. While this report focuses solely on pellets, briquettes, and ethanol, referred to here as alternative biofuels, LPG, electricity, and biogas also have a role to play in a clean cooking ecosystem.
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dig-okr-10986285952024-08-07T19:34:46Z Scalable Business Models for Alternative Biomass Cooking Fuels and Their Potential in Sub-Saharan Africa Hosier, Richard Kappen, Jan Hyseni, Besnik Tao, Nuyi Usui, Kenta BIOMASS RENEWABLE ENERGY TRANSMISSION COOKING FUEL BUSINESS MODELS MARKET ASSESSMENT MARKET BARRIERS Building on its previous work on clean cooking in Africa, the World Bank has begun to explore intervention strategies for the clean cooking sector that move beyond stoves to examine the potential for cleaner-burning biomass fuels. This report focuses on the potential for scaling biofuel markets in the region for cooking as opposed to heating or industrial uses, specifically carbonized and uncarbonized biomass briquettes, biomass pellets, ethanol fuel, and ethanol gel. Models are explored for scaling the cooking fuel value chains while balancing the environmental health, social, and economic impacts of the fuels at the household and national level. While this report focuses solely on pellets, briquettes, and ethanol, referred to here as alternative biofuels, LPG, electricity, and biogas also have a role to play in a clean cooking ecosystem. 2017-10-26T22:03:53Z 2017-10-26T22:03:53Z 2017 Working Paper Document de travail Documento de trabajo http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/327641508494599807/Scalable-business-models-for-alternative-biomass-cooking-fuels-and-their-potential-in-Sub-Saharan-Africa https://hdl.handle.net/10986/28595 English CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo World Bank application/pdf text/plain World Bank, Washington, DC |
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Building on its previous work on clean
cooking in Africa, the World Bank has begun to explore
intervention strategies for the clean cooking sector that
move beyond stoves to examine the potential for
cleaner-burning biomass fuels. This report focuses on the
potential for scaling biofuel markets in the region for
cooking as opposed to heating or industrial uses,
specifically carbonized and uncarbonized biomass briquettes,
biomass pellets, ethanol fuel, and ethanol gel. Models are
explored for scaling the cooking fuel value chains while
balancing the environmental health, social, and economic
impacts of the fuels at the household and national level.
While this report focuses solely on pellets, briquettes, and
ethanol, referred to here as alternative biofuels, LPG,
electricity, and biogas also have a role to play in a clean
cooking ecosystem. |
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Hosier, Richard Kappen, Jan Hyseni, Besnik Tao, Nuyi Usui, Kenta |
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Hosier, Richard Kappen, Jan Hyseni, Besnik Tao, Nuyi Usui, Kenta |
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Scalable Business Models for Alternative Biomass Cooking Fuels and Their Potential in Sub-Saharan Africa |
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Scalable Business Models for Alternative Biomass Cooking Fuels and Their Potential in Sub-Saharan Africa |
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Scalable Business Models for Alternative Biomass Cooking Fuels and Their Potential in Sub-Saharan Africa |
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Scalable Business Models for Alternative Biomass Cooking Fuels and Their Potential in Sub-Saharan Africa |
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Scalable Business Models for Alternative Biomass Cooking Fuels and Their Potential in Sub-Saharan Africa |
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scalable business models for alternative biomass cooking fuels and their potential in sub-saharan africa |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/327641508494599807/Scalable-business-models-for-alternative-biomass-cooking-fuels-and-their-potential-in-Sub-Saharan-Africa https://hdl.handle.net/10986/28595 |
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