Energy services for refugees and displaced people

This paper presents an end-use accounting model for energy consumption for cooking and lighting by displaced population

From:
Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office
Published
1 October 2016
Document Type:
Journal Article
Theme:
Climate and Environment and Humanitarian Disasters and Emergencies
Authors:
Lehne, J, Blyth, W, Lahn, G, Bazilian, M and Grafham, O

Abstract

The current literature on energy access highlights energy deprivation on a regional or country basis, but frequently neglects those outside of national energy agendas such as refugees and displaced people. To fill this gap and to help inform future analysis, this paper presents an end-use accounting model for energy consumption for cooking and lighting by displaced populations. 

This research was funded by the Humanitarian Innovation and Evidence Programme and is part of the Moving Energy Initiative (MEI), a collaboration between Energy 4 Impact, Chatham House, Practical Action, the Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC), the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR).

Citation

Lehne, J., Blyth, W., Lahn, G., Bazilian, M. and Grafham, O. (2016) ‘Energy services for refugees and displaced people’. Energy Strategy Reviews 13-14 (2016) 134-146.

Energy services for refugees and displaced people’. Energy Strategy Reviews 13-14 (2016) 134-146

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