Context and description of the commitment In parallel with the installation of new capacities, the improvement of the electricity network whose losses amounted to 42% in 2018. The reduction of losses up to 100 GWh in 2025 and 200 GWh in 2030 represent an additional mitigation potential of 30 ktCO eq/year. Domestic fuels Commitment Modernize the wood energy sector and place responses to heat needs on a renewable trajectory Unconditional LULUCF objective 75% of the energy consumed in Guinea comes from the forest. It is possible to reduce the average per capita consumption of firewood (wood and charcoal) by 50% in 2030 compared to the reference year (SE4ALL). This will make it possible to compensate for population growth and maintain overall consumption at around 4,400 Ktoe, thanks to: - the reduction of carbonization losses; - energy control at the level of households and professional users; - substitution with non-renewable fuels, including butane gas; - the study and observation of the bioenergy sector, its economic, technical, scientific and political framework. The measures relating to wood energy will have an immediate positive impact on the condition of women, because they are involved in the front line in the supply of fuel to households and the preparation of meals. Reducing fuelwood consumption results either in saving time on collection, or for those who buy the fuel, in saving money on the fraction of the daily budget managed by women (which includes food, education and care of children). Reducing wood collection time also reduces exposure to the risk of violence against women. In the case of Tier 3 and 4 improved stoves, better combustion reduces exposure to toxic fumes and the incidence of respiratory diseases for women and infants. - Structuring of local sectors allowing the manufacture and distribution of 560,000 improved domestic stoves to 20% of functioning Guinean households in 2030, allowing a reduction in consumption of 50% on average with a reduction potential of 1,991 ktCO2 eq/year in 2030 Many other tools can reduce the pressure on the forest due to the consumption of wood energy: - Promotion and dissemination of efficient and improved carbonization technologies: 5000 production units