The mean and percentage values of the variables predicted to influence a household’s decision to adopt biogas energy were computed and are shown in Table 3. The analyses show that out of a sample of 220 biogas user and non-user households, 74.1% were headed by men, 62.7% were located in rural areas and 83.2% earned a monthly income of less than USh 500,000. Gender composition, geographical location and monthly household income earning patterns were similar between biogas users and non-users. Only 1.2% and 1.5% of the biogas users and non-users, respectively, had a monthly income of more than USh 1,000,000 (Table 3). On average, biogas users were older, had more years of formal education, owned a larger area of land and spent more on kerosene for household lighting purposes than their counterparts. However, the biogas non-users had larger households, reared more livestock and incurred more expenses for fuelwood for cooking purposes (Table 3).