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Understanding the determinants of household cooking-fuel choice in sub-Saharan Africa: evidence from Nigeria

CLEAN ENERGY 2024年第2期8卷 144-155页

作者： Aminu, Raheem Olatunji Dzudzor, Maxwell Adizor Oyawole, Funminiyi Peter Afolayan, Samson Oluwaseyi Univ Reading Sch Agr Policy & Dev Reading England Fed Univ Agr Abeokuta Dept Agr Econ & Farm Management Abeokuta Ogun State Nigeria Univ Ghana Dept Agr Econ & Agribusiness Accra Ghana

Overreliance on traditional cooking fuels by agricultural households poses a significant obstacle to achieving the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 7 by 2030 in Nigeria. Despite the emerging recognition of remittances as a crucial factor influencing cooking-fuel choices in the energy-transition literature, there is a paucity of studies examining this influence in Nigeria. Using data from 4400 agricultural households sourced from the fourth wave of the Nigerian Living Standard Measurement Survey data sets, this study examined the influence of remittances on cooking-fuel choices, among other factors in Nigeria. Employing descriptive statistics and the multinomial logit regression model, the analysis reveals that traditional cooking fuels, including wood, crop residue and animal dung, continue to dominate the cooking-fuel landscape. The empirical result of the multinomial logit model showed that households that receive remittances are more likely to use modern cooking fuels. Furthermore, wealthier, more educated households with access to electricity are more likely to use modern and transitional cooking fuels than traditional cooking fuels. Based on the findings, the study suggests the incentivization of remittances into the country through the reduction in associated transaction costs and accelerated public infrastructural investment in affordable electricity and good road networks to connect rural areas to gas-supply networks to drive the transition to modern cooking energy. Additionally, educational and awareness campaigns about the health risks associated with traditional cooking energy, particularly indoor air pollution, should be encouraged, especially in rural areas. The study examines the influence of remittances on cooking-fuel choices, among other factors in Nigeria, using data from 4400 agricultural households. Employing descriptive statistics and the multinomial logit regression model, the analysis reveals that traditional cooking fuels continue

关键词： agricultural households cooking fuels energy ladder Nigeria remittance SDG 7 ENERGY LADDER HEALTH CONSUMPTION

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Drivers of Fuel Choice for cooking among Uganda’s Households

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Open Journal of Energy Efficiency 2020年第3期9卷 111-129页

作者： Vincent Katutsi Turyareeba Dickson Adella Grace Migisha Department of Economics Makerere University Business School Kampala Uganda King Ceasor University Kampala Uganda School of Management and Entrepreneurship Kyambogo University Kampala Uganda

This paper examines the factors that Uganda’s households consider when making fuel choices for cooking and investigates the key drivers of fuel choice. The study adopts a quantitative cross sectional research design. The dependent variable of the empirical model is a qualitative response variable which defines three mutually exclusive and highly differentiated discrete choices for cooking fuels, namely: the traditional fuel (firewood), the transitional fuel (charcoal), and the modern (LPG & electricity). Results from the study show that the most important drivers of fuel choice for cooking in Uganda’s households are: household income, age of household head, gender of household head, marital status, education levels of household head and location of a household. Results also reveal high dependency of firewood as cooking energy source among households in Uganda.

关键词： Fuel Choice cooking fuels Households New Consumer Theory Uganda

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