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Goswami, Anandajit | Kumar, Atul | Singh, Preeti

Interlinkages between energy inequality, nonlinear transition dynamics, and progress across India, South Asia, and the world : a multidimensional approach

2026 - Franco Angeli

135-152 p.

clean fuel penetration and lower multidimensional development progress. Our findings suggest that rural energy transition is shaped not only by income but also by structural inequality and complex behavioral patterns. Policies focusing solely on subsidies or income growth are therefore insufficient. Instead, locally adaptive, inequality-sensitive, and behaviorally informed strategies are required to ensure equitable and sustainable clean cooking transitions. [Publisher's Text]

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Economics and Policy of Energy and Environment : 1, 2026