Edu. and Energy Poverty in Zimbabwe
Cooking, lighting, communication, entertainment/education, and household appliances are the five energy-use forms used to calculate this energy poverty score.
What is MEPI (multidimensional energy poverty index)?
This amount of energy in China is considered to be clean
What is 57%
This Caribbean nation, classified as a Small Island Developing State (SIDS), heavily relies on oil and gas for power generation, contributing to high CO2 emissions.
What is Trinidad and Tobago?
Energy justice is about ...., not just equality
what is equity
This sector emits the highest proportion of global GHGs
what is the energy sector
The Zimbabwe study investigates the effect of __________ on __________.
What are education and energy poverty?
What season is most of the data proving health impacts taken from
What is winter?
By 2030, Trinidad and Tobago aim to reduce this environmental metric by 15% to meet their Paris Agreement obligations.
What are greenhouse gas emissions (GHG emissions)?
The distribution of both positive and negative effects.
What is Distributive Justice?
Carbon based energy sources emit .... causing stroke, heart disease, lung cancer, etc
What is air pollution
These four common measures of energy poverty in low-income countries were used as dependent variables in the Zimbabwe study.
What are:-Changes in labor market outcomes-Changes in household economic and infrastructure indicators-Improved access to information-Changes in social norms and interpersonal dynamics
What is the north provinces
Independent Power Producers (IPPs) in Trinidad and Tobago are paid based on this, rather than actual energy demand.
What is power generation capacity?
These three interrelated levels are where change to law and policy occur
What is international, national and local levels
This continent accounted for 4.3% of renewable energy capacity additions in 2019.
What is Africa?
Educational attainment generally decreases energy poverty later in life, but it is mediated by these two factors.
What are gender and public infrastructure
This energy production costs the most in total medical spending
These types of power plants have a thermal efficiency of approximately 26%, much lower than their combined cycle counterparts.
What are single cycle power plants?
This form of justice recognizes that we are all citizen of the same world when it comes to energy
What is cosmopolitan
This sustainable development goal is specifically about clear and affordable energy
What is SDG 7
Renewables can help decrease energy poverty in these two ways.
What are Improving energy infrastructure (in rural areas) and Improving access to education (in energy poor regions)
These are the easiest and most efficient ways for the people of China to receive clean energy
What is government support and subsidies
Upgrading from single cycle to this type of power plant was deemed the most efficient option in the study for reducing GHG emissions and improving resource efficiency.
What is a combined cycle power plant?
The application of ... ... across the energy life cycle is central to energy justice
What is human rights
Name 4 renewable energy sources
What is solar, wind, hyrdo, geothermal, tidal, battery storage