Cookstove Usage Rate Guidelines

27.10.2020 Guidelines

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v.2.0	27.10.2020	CURRENT DOCUMENT - Cookstove Usage Rate Guidelines
Rule Update	27.10.2020	- Usage rate requirements- technologies and practices to displace decentralized thermal energy consumption
v.1.0	23.08.2017	407G_V1.0_EE_ICS_TPDDTEC_Usage-guidelines.pdf

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Document name	Version	Released date
The Gold Standard Simplified Methodology for Clean and Efficient Cookstoves	3.0	8.07.2022

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