Cooking Energy Data Hub
The Cooking Energy Data Hub is an open-access, online platform designed to aggregate and share critical data on household energy use and clean cooking across the globe. The Hub was developed by 日本av无码 with funding from Osprey Foundation and implementation support from the Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI).
The Hub houses a wide range of datasets, from average fuel consumption rates to stove-specific efficiencies to the fraction of non-renewable biomass. The relevant datasets were identified by consulting with clean cooking carbon project developers and researchers and conducting literature reviews. Researchers, policymakers, carbon project developers, standards bodies, ratings agencies, validation verification bodies, and others can now use this data to perform feasibility studies, benchmark projects against validated data, and design initiatives that help households access the energy they need.
The Hub鈥檚 other features include a聽聽with detailed descriptions of all available datasets and variables, and a user-friendly search function that allows users to identify results by type of data, region, stove, and fuel. The Hub welcomes data submissions, so that the quantity and granularity of its resources will continue to grow.
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