Assessing the Feasibility of Migration Policy from LPG Stoves to Induction Stoves in Indonesia

Abstract

Assessing the progress of lectures ensures the involvement of lectures in the exercise of science dissemination by research, education, and community service. That job affects the performance of lecturers at universities throughout the country. The performance of lecturers is evaluated regularly because of the vast number of evaluation attributes. Manual assessment can take time and cannot be carried out. In the evaluation of lecturer’s outcomes, a decision support model is needed to facilitate decision making. This study applies the preference ranking organization method for enrichment assessment (PROMETHEE) as a decision model in Multi-Criteria Decision Making (MCDM) and Geometric Analysis for Interactive Aid (GAIA) as a geometric analysis in determining lecturer performance. This analysis resulted in the maximal value of an alternative of 2 with Phi 0.2333, followed by 1 and 3 alternatives. These results suggest that alternative 2 is the best way to assess the performance of lecturers as the main indicator. Alternative 3 is the least recommendable alternative because of its lowest precision on the basis of visualization results.

Cooking with Modern Energy in Rural Households of India

“…As the household becomes a primary user of LPG or electricity, in the first year-when both fixed and variable costs must be incurred-and subsequent years-when only variable costs must be incurred-the annual costs the household has to bear will be lower in the case of electricity. These results are similar to those of the findings of Hakam et al (2022) and Anggono et al (2022) in Indonesia, who have found that the energy costs of using electricity for cooking (including both fixed costs and variable costs) will be lower than the cost of cooking with LPG. The question, therefore, is why has there been a greater increase in switching to LPG compared to electric cooking among rural households?…”

Configuration Analysis of Technology Readiness, Technology Acceptance, and Public Satisfaction Regarding Continued Induction Stove Use in Indonesia

“…The 3 kilograms of LPG was initially implemented for low-income households and SMEs. However, middle-and high-income households and SMEs are also able to purchase 3 kilograms of LPG, causing a massive increase in demand [3].…”