Africa > Zero-emissions cookstoves developer targets Kenya for market launch, first voluntary credits

Zero-emissions cookstoves developer targets Kenya for market launch, first voluntary credits

Published 17:09 on April 4, 2024  /  Last updated at 17:20 on April 4, 2024  / /  Africa, EMEA, Voluntary

Problems with calculating how much charcoal an improved cookstoves carbon project uses could be consigned to the past with the launch of a new hydrogen-powered portable cooker that promises zero CO2 emissions.
Problems with calculating how much charcoal an improved cookstoves carbon project uses could be consigned to the past with the launch of a new hydrogen-powered portable cooker that promises zero CO2 emissions.


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