❓How does clean cooking move from political ambition to practical reality? ☑️With the help of energy professionals fully dedicated to advancing government action. Three Clean Cooking Fellows are now deployed to Côte d’Ivoire, Senegal, and Mauritania. Additional Mission 300 Fellows are taking on clean cooking work in Zambia, Nigeria, and Madagascar. Read the story: cleancooking.org/news/with-c… The Accelerator Initiative is a collaboration between CCA, Energy Corps, @EnergyAlliance, @RockefellerFdn and Mission 300 Accelerator, and CoAction Global as implementing partner. #CleanCooking #EnergyAccess #Mission300 #Africa

Looking for work and funding opportunities in clean cooking? There are some exciting options with October deadlines--don't wait to apply! 🔬 Aprovecho Research Center is requesting proposals to set up a regional field-testing and innovation station 📈 Charm Impact is offering growth capital for female-led and female-owned clean energy businesses 📝 Nefco is seeking experienced consultants to conduct a mid-term evaluation of the Modern Cooking Facility for Africa 🔗 cleancooking.org/funding-opp…

How will the Paris Agreement Crediting Mechanism approach #cleancooking #carbon projects in the future? In case you missed the timely webinar hosted by @IETA and featuring panelists representing the Clean Cooking Alliance, the Office of @ClimateEnvoyKe, Atmosphere Alternative, @EnvDefenseFund, Project Developer Forum, and Article 6.4 Supervisory Body members from Colombia and Korea, the recording is here: 📽️ ieta.org/events/what-future-…

Today is the last day to submit a clean cooking innovation to the Solar Impulse Foundation and the Winds of Hope Foundation. Selected innovators gain access to established sector networks, catalytic funding support, international visibility including at COP31 and 32, and personalized guidance toward the Solar Impulse Efficient Solution Label. 🔗 Apply or learn more: lnkd.in/eCC5Kbuh

G20 presidencies change every year, yet clean cooking has held its place on the agenda. The task ahead is to deliver lasting access for the nearly 2 billion people still waiting. 📰 Read the analysis: cleancooking.org/news/three-… #CleanCooking #EnergyAccess #G20

What's new in clean cooking? From last week's high-level event at the United Nations, to discussions at the G20, to new studies about clean cooking as a cost-effective solution, it's all here in our latest newsletter. 📰 Read it here: mailchi.mp/cleancookingallia…

Clean cooking is an issue we can solve. This was one of the major takeaways from last week's high-level event on clean cooking in NY, the first such event held during the UN General Assembly. And it set the stage for continued momentum. Find more about the global consensus building around clean cooking: cleancooking.org/news/world-…

📢 Tomorrow, clean cooking takes the stage at the UN General Assembly in New York City -- the first time it's featured at such a high-level event. The leadership of Kenya and Norway are making this possible. [WATCH LIVE: Tuesday 22 September 3:00–5:00 pm EDT] Insufficient access to modern stoves and fuels for cooking directly impacts 2.1 billion people, with global consequences for the climate. Clean cooking is an issue worthy of a stage. What matters is how that stage is used to enact real change and deliver the energy people need every day. WATCH HERE: iea.org/events/high-level-ev… The event is co-hosted by the Governments of Kenya and Norway, co-organized with the @IEA, @_AfricanUnion and CCA (with CEO Dymphna van der Lans participating), and in partnership with @UN Energy. #UNGA #CleanCooking #EnergyAccess

📢 Opportunity for organizations specializing in clean cooking testing and research Aprovecho Research Center is looking to establish regional field-testing and innovation centers station capable of supporting ongoing research, product development, field trials, monitoring, and user-centered design activities related to clean cooking. Find out more and submit a proposal by 15 October 2026: cleancooking.org/funding-opp…

📢 Registrations for the WiSER Pioneers 2027 cohort are now open. WiSER is a global platform that champions women as leaders of sustainable change. Eligible candidates must: 🎓 Be female professionals aged 25-35 🏞️ Hold a degree in a field related to environment, energy, sustainability, or STEM, with at least two years of work experience 💬 Demonstrate proficiency in spoken English Apply here: masdar.my.site.com/wiserPort… @Masdar

Clean cooking is not one market with one answer. Different fuels and technologies are reshaping how households cook, helping to reduce smoke, improve health, and expand energy access in their own ways. Learn more about how CCA has supported clean cooking across a range of fuels and technologies: cleancooking.org/market-inte…

Why do many people who have access to clean cooking solutions still choose to use polluting fuels? To find out, CCA’s User Insights Lab conducted the largest study to date of "fuel stacking" in sub-Saharan Africa. The findings were incredibly insightful. Find out more from the report: cleancooking.org/news/what-d…

Induction cooking in Tanzania has a powerful peer network. The first time Eda saw an induction stove was at a community event. A neighbor brought one over and cooked on it. Eda watched, asked questions, got a vendor's phone number, and eventually had a stove delivered to her home. This acquisition story, in one form or another, repeats itself across nearly every household in CCA's User Insights Lab study of induction adoption in Dar es Salaam. Download the full report: cleancooking.org/news/beneat…

85% of households in CCA's latest induction cooking study brought up cookware that didn't fully meet their needs. The households that didn't raise this issue had a fuller set of cooking pots from the start. This kind of user insight doesn't appear in regular customer usage data: it surfaces through in-depth conservations in people's homes. Find out more from "Beneath the Surface," the User Insights Lab new report on induction stove adoption in Dar es Salaam: cleancooking.org/news/beneat…

Households in Tanzania are discovering for themselves the financial case for induction cooking. Researchers with CCA's User Insights Lab spent hours in people's homes, watching them cook and asking about their week. They learned that Juma compared his bills and realized his monthly energy costs went from TSh. 80,000 when cooking with charcoal to Tsh. 30,000 when cooking on induction. Doris' charcoal budget was TSh. 100,000 a month; after induction, electricity cost her TSh. 36,000. Read CCA's full report to learn about more user insights: cleancooking.org/news/beneat…

Many countries recognize clean cooking as a climate priority: 75% of low- and middle-income countries now include it in their contributions under the Paris Agreement. The next question is: How are those measures framed, and do they provide a clear enough signal to mobilize the finance needed to expand access to clean cooking? Find out more about why NDC conditionality matters: cleancooking.org/news/to-acc…