Improved Cooking Stoves in Bangladesh
April 20, 2008

Following are some links to improved cooking stoves in Bangladesh.

Namibia Stove
Dexter Matelakengisa, GTZi, January 3, 2008

A new stove from Namibia. It looks something like a metal Mandaleo Stove.

Insights Into Fuel Efficiency and the Dissemination of Mud and Ceramic Stoves in Southern Africa
Peter Scott, Biomass Energy Consultant, December 23, 2007
Lorena 2 Pot 2003

Shielded One Pot 2003
Dear all

Boiling Point 53: Technologies that really work - May 2007
Liz Bates, HEDONi, July 2007

Overview
The theme of this edition is "Technologies that really work" and we are pleased to welcome Crispin Pemberton-Pigott as theme editor. Crispin is well known to many Boiling Pointi readers and has worked in the field of stoves for over 25 years. His editorial discusses changes that have happened within the household energy sector over the years and looks at what the future challenges could be.

This edition covers a range of energy technologies and looks at what has made them successful and used by people in Africa, Asia and Latin America. There is also a discussion around the issues needed to make a technology successful including the social, economic, marketing, environmental and political factors.

Maputo Ceramic Stove Update
Crispin Pemberton Pigott, New Dawni Engineering, Swaziland, June 6, 2007
MCSi

Interesting story from Malawi on the use of institutional Rocket Stoves
Crispin Pemberton-Pigott, New Dawni Engineering, May 31, 2007

120 L Pots Nkolokoti

ETHOS Conference Proceedings, Jan 26-28. 2007
Kirkland, Washington

Session 1: Emerging Technologies & Fuels

International Seminar, 5-7th March, 2007 Cocinas para una vida mejor - Stoves for a better life La Paz, Bolivia

34,870 Rocket Mud Stove, Jiko Kisasa and Maendeleo Stoves in Kenya 2006
Anna Ingwe, GTZi Kenya, Private Sector Development in Agriculture (PSDA) and DGISi, February 1, 2007

RMS Stove

Lessons Learnt GTZ’s experiences in the field of household energy (pdf)