Clean cookstoves

Methane turned into clean cooking fuel

This project provides an all-in-one solution for waste management, renewable energy production and sustainable agricultural practices. By capturing methane emissions from animal manure, the system eliminates these harmful gases and converts them into clean cooking fuel, reducing deforestation and preventing CO2 emissions.

Several dual benefits

The system generates biogas, offering households an affordable and eco-friendly alternative to traditional cooking fuels. It also produces nutrient-rich bio-fertiliser, which farmers use to improve soil health and increase crop yields, removing the need for chemical fertilisers. Saving energy costs while improving agricultural productivity supports both environmental sustainability and household savings.

What are household devices?

Biogas is a renewable energy source produced by breaking down organic waste such as animal manure, food scraps or agricultural residues in an oxygen-free environment (anaerobic digestion). The process generates methane-rich gas, which can be used as a clean cooking fuel, plus a nutrient-rich byproduct known as bio-fertiliser.

In smaller production units, biogas systems are designed for households or small farms. These compact systems capture methane emissions from organic waste and convert it into usable energy. They are easy to operate and reduce reliance on polluting fuels like firewood or kerosene, making them especially valuable in rural or off-grid communities.

This project is located in Indonesia