1: Energy in Low and Middle Income Countries Energy demand per-person varies based on the fuels and technologies used to generate energy. In the following question, you will estimate a "bare bones" energy demand for someone living in a remote area with minimal services. Using the information below, create a simple estimate for annual energy demand (kWh/person-yr) for someone that relies on wood for cooking and heating, and electricity for lighting, refrigeration, and other miscellaneous demands. 1. Assume the minimum per capita wood fuel consumption for heating/cooking is 5 tonnes/yr. 2. Assume wood has an energy density of 20 GJ/tonne 3. Assume a 5% efficiency for converting the stored energy of wood to usable energy. 4. Assume lighting power demand is 60 W/person and that lighting is used for 6 hr/day for 30 days a month on average. 5. Assume that there is one refrigerator per 5 people. The refrigerators run 24/7 with a 50W/unit power demand. 6. Other miscellaneous equipment demand 100W/person of power and operate an average of 2 hrs/day