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Rocket Stoves in Sub-Saharan Africa
Peter Scott, Aprovecho, October 18, 2004

Dear Stovers

Since Aug 2003, my partner, Jayme Vineyard, and I have been working with GTZ ProBEC (Program for Biomass Energy Conservation) and EAP (Energy Advisory Project) as well as World Food Program and innumerable small businesses to introduce the Rocket Stove principle to a number of countries in Sub-Saharan Africa (Uganda, Kenya, Lesotho, Mozambique, Malawi, and Zambia).

How Charcoal Fires Heat the World Environmental Science and Technology Online April 2003 and Rob Bailis, Majid Ezzati, Daniel Kammen,

Greenhouse Gas Implications of Household Energy Technology in Kenya, Environmental Science and Technology 2003, 37, 2051-2059

The Prototype Downdraft Sawdust Carboniser

Elsen Karstad July 3/98
Chardust, Nairobi, Kenya
www.chardust.com

CANECOAL, Western Kenya
Elsen Karstad, Nairobi, Kenya May 2003

Canecoal on Drying Racks Bagasse at Chemelil Sugar Factory

Chardust, Nairobi, featured in Time Europe Magazine article: Power Plays - How innovative small firms are hooking up Africa's poor to affordable energy, Elsten Karstad, July 2005

Air Jordan Release Dates Calendar

Mrs. Mary Kavita, Haybox Cooker, Makeweni, Kenya, Courtesy Richard Stanley, Legacy Foundation, November 2005

Henya Stove Update October 2005,Richard Henya Njagu, Kamangu Village, Kikuyu, Kenya, December 2005

A nice article on the stoves is here: http://www.worldchanging.com/archives/001781.html

Kimathi Jiko, Ceramic Jiko, links February 2006

  • The Ceramic Jiko Stove, (KENGO, Kenya energy and Environment Organizations PO Box 48197Nairobi, Kenya, Tel: +254 2 150 22898) Developing Countries Farm Radio Network, Package 41, Script 4 July 1996

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