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The sound of a meal cooking says a lot about daily life. For millions of families across East Africa, that sound still comes from charcoal or firewood, even in homes that have electricity. 🍲

A new global energy report argues that the region's next energy challenge isn't adding more power connections but making clean cooking practical and affordable.

Kenya has made remarkable progress in renewable electricity, yet many households still can't make the switch in the kitchen because of cost and access.

Read the full story then tell us what would make clean cooking a realistic option where you live.

East Africa's Next Energy Challenge Isn't Electricity. It's Clean Cooking. East Africa has expanded electricity access, but millions of households still cook with charcoal and firewood. A new global report explains why clean cooking has become the region's toughest energy challenge.