The upcoming Clean Cooking Summit in Nairobi is being positioned as a decisive financial and policy milestone in Africa’s effort to end energy poverty, following high-level discussions at the 2026 Ministerial Meeting of the International Energy Agency (IEA). The…
The IEA report also notes the growing shift towards renewables like solar PV and wind driven by significant cost reductions over last decade
women are currently forced to use dirty fuels for cooking at their local economy hence clean cooking technology would be a sustainable means
The lack of access to clean cooking affects over 2 billion people worldwide with more than half in Africa, typically cooking over open fires
Absence of civil society representation has seen significant criticism at the International Energy Agency’s(IEA)50th Anniversary Ministerial
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