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The dirty footprint of backup generators in the developing world
Small fossil fuel generators were mainly meant to serve as temporary fixes to the problem of intermittent energy access in developing countries. Reliance on them has serious climate and public health implications, but renewables offer a ray of hope, writes Russell Sturm.
Article details
- EW Dec 2019 pp32-33 OA.pdf
- Organisation
- Journal title: Energy World
- Subjects: Diesel - Renewables - Energy security -
