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Cooking

United Kingdom’s First Plan to Shift the Nation to Electric Cookers Presented to Members of Parliament

Global Action Plan and CLASP publish the UK's first comprehensive package of proposals to help people transition to cleaner electric cookers.

Renewable Energy Systems

E-Cookers Bring Clean Cooking to Schools in Kenya

Electric cooking is changing how schools feed students in Kenya by saving time, reducing air pollution, and preserving forests.

Renewable Energy Systems

Energy for Everyone

CLASP shows how efficient, high-quality appliances empower people, protect our planet, and create a future where energy works for everyone.

A man stands in a warehouse filled with solar appliances.

Solar Appliances, a Sustainable Development Success Story, Need Support to Scale

Solar appliance companies are changing lives in Africa, but they can’t do it alone.

Medical Equipment

Bridging the Gap: Efficient Appliances in Healthcare

Efficient medical appliances can save lives and transform healthcare in remote communities.

Cooking

The Push for Efficient, Healthy Cooktops

CLASP and our partners provide the European Commission with evidence-based recommendations to boost efficiency, cut harmful pollutants, and improve cooking appliance policies. 

Cooking

The Induction Revolution: Top Chefs Embrace Electric Cooking

Top UK chefs showcase the benefits of electric cooking, advocating for cleaner, healthier, and more efficient working kitchens.

Cooking

The Respiratory Benefits of Electric Cooking

To mark World Asthma Day, discover how CLASP is promoting healthier, safer, and more efficient electric cooking appliances worldwide.

Cooking

National Cooking Trends from Six European Countries: Insights and Policy Recommendations

CLASP’s research on cooking trends in six European countries shows how governments can speed up the transition to cleaner, healthier electric cooking.

Cooking

Beyond the Flames: Expert Insights on Gas Cooking

CLASP asked experts about the impacts of cooking with gas appliances. Watch these to understand the health and environmental concerns, and discover more efficient, safer solutions.

CLASP Study Shows Appliance Efficiency Standards in the US Prevented Up to 4,400 Pollutant-Related Deaths Annually, Valued at $41 Billion

In the United States, national appliance efficiency standards reduce pollution-related deaths and advance equity goals.

Refrigeration

Financing for Impact: Powering Change in Northern Uganda with Solar

Learn how, with CLASP's innovative financing support, life-changing, efficient, solar energy services are being extended to off-grid communities in Northern Uganda.

Cooking

Electrifying Cooking for Healthier and Cleaner Homes

CLASP's groundbreaking research shows how gas stoves pose a threat to public health. The report showcases solutions and pathways to address the risks.
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Cooking

For a busy Kigali restaurant, a safer way to cook

In Kigali, Rwanda, the CLASP team introduce electric pressure cookers, a clean cooking appliance, to a busy restaurant.

Cooking

Gas Cooking Appliances Cause Regular Pollution Breaches in Homes across Europe

Pollution twice as strong as homes using electric cooking appliances, largest-ever study shows.

Cooking

Consumer Surveys Reveal Insights on European Perspectives of Gas and Electric Cooking

The newly released CLASP report explores European consumers’ perspectives on gas and electric appliances and their readiness to transition to electric cooking.

Cooking

UK policies do not protect the public from the impacts of gas cooking

CLASP's new study finds home gas cooking appliances may be exposing millions of people in the UK to levels of indoor air pollution that breach national and international regulations.

Lighting

Africa Region Galvanizes Efforts to End Mercury Lighting

The Africa delegation – representing 39 countries - to the Minamata Convention on Mercury introduced an amendment to phase out all remaining fluorescent lamps.

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