The use of clean alcohol fuels like ethanol and methanol has a major impact on health and environment through significant emission and particulate reduction.
STOVE SALES
Our target is to sell stoves via the development of local distribution companies. This will not only create more efficient distribution, but will also create a sustainable livelihood in the local communities. In addition to this, we promote our product range to refugee camps via aid organizations.
CLEANCOOK can also also arrange and attend carbon credit projects to finance stoves and provide eary funding for partners.
PILOT STUDIES
To evaluate markets, products and customer expectations we have attended 27 pilot studies in 19 countries together with our NGO partner Project Gaia and various customers.
FUEL SUPPLY
Alcohol fuels are available economically as a global commodity and are shipped efficiently around the world, no differently than petroleum fuels. Local production of alcohol fuels is a significant opportunity to establish local businesses, create employment and monetize undervalued or wasted resources, such as molasses in the sugar industry and associated gas in the oil industry.
Cleancook stoves in Tanzania
Stove and ethanol distribution company Consumer’s Choice Ltd. will sell 110 000 Cleancook stoves in Dar es Salaam during an 18 months period. First container delivery of stove parts has been landedRead More...
Comet 2
Cleancook introduces a new portable low cost two-burner alcohol fueled stove made for local assembly. First delivery has already been made to Tanzania.
2,200 COMET1 Stove Parts Arrive in Ethiopia
In September 2018, 2,200 COMET1 stove parts were delivered to the Assosa Refugee Camps in western Ethiopia. Local associations have since completed a training program and have commenced assembly and sales ofRead More...
Alcohol fuels are made from a wide range of feedstocks and can be made almost anywhere in the world. Harry Stokes, executive director of Project Gaia has called them: “The most democratic of fuels.”,