Energy poverty: Electrification and well-being
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Abstract
Energy access entails a range of metrics that need to be monitored to guide planning and implementation of electricity provision in developing nations. A study based on an extensive household survey carried out in rural India demonstrates that electricity supply duration is the best predictor for satisfaction with electricity service.
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OpenAlex topics: Energy and Environment Impacts · Electric Vehicles and Infrastructure · Hybrid Renewable Energy Systems
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