Experts urge promotion of electric cook stoves to reduce reliance on gas and wood
Most outlets led with the call for promoting electric stoves to address reliance on gas and wood, emphasizing the need for government action and local manufacturing. One outlet added context about Pakistan’s current solar capacity and grid electricity surplus as enablers for the transition.
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Govt urged to promote electric stoves, local manufacturing
ISLAMABAD: With only 51 percent of Pakistan’s population having access to clean cooking facilities, energy experts on Thursday urged the government to promote affordable electric stoves and local manufacturing to reduce dependence on imported gas, firewood and other traditional fuels. Speaking at a national consultation jointly organised by the Sustainable Development Policy Institute (SDPI) an...
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Experts call for scaling up electric cook stoves to ease gas & wood dependence
Speakers at a national consultative workshop on Thursday said that Pakistan's expanding solar capacity, surplus grid electricity and a growing market for electric cooking appliances offer a practical route to clean cooking, but that policy support, financing and affordable products suited to local cooking habits are needed to scale it up.
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