Nearly a billion people across Africa still rely on wood and charcoal, exposing them to severe health risks from household air pollution. And while a Nairobi-based company is using carbon finance to make electric induction stoves affordable, experts warn relying solely on carbon credits could slow down the energy transition. Hope Kirubi reports.
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