For those who prefer to cook with gas but are not connected to a natural gas pipeline—and nearly all rural households fall under this category, liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) is the main option. For those for whom LPG is too costly and wish to cook with biomass because of its ready availability, lower cost, and familiarity, advanced combustion stoves burning pelletized biomass fuel may hold the best promise of clean energy. LPG and advanced combustion...
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2021/06/01
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ESMAP Paper
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2021/07/13
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Comparison of Bottled Gas and Advanced Combustion Pellet Stoves
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Kojima,Masami.
Comparison of Bottled Gas and Advanced Combustion Pellet Stoves (English). Energy Sector Management Assistance Program Washington, D.C. : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/440901626157056956