The "huge dependency" of refugees on wood- and charcoal-based fuels has horrific consequences for their health, a report has warned.
The authors calculated cooking with wood caused 20,000 premature deaths among displaced people each year.
The use of alternatives, such as improved cookstoves and solar lamps, could save money and lives, they added.
The findings, produced by UK think-tank Chatham House, were published as part of the Moving Energy Initiative.
The initiative is an international consortium of organisations looking for sustainable - secure, safe and affordable - ways to meet the energy needs of the estimate 60 million people who have been forcibly displaced from their homes.
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