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Greenium CleanTech

Solar-powered cookstoves for rural households, and training that teaches women to make briquettes for home use or sale.

Overview

Where Greenium Eco began.

Cooking over open fires exposes women and children to smoke every day, and buying or gathering firewood takes money and time. Greenium CleanTech gives rural households cleaner ways to cook.

We provide solar-powered cookstoves, and we train women to make their own briquettes from crop residues. Both come with hands-on guidance.

1,800+clean cookstoves distributed to households
2,000+women empowered through training in sustainable farming, environmental practices and clean cooking
2023first stoves distributed in Azare
4,000tonnes of CO₂ averted per year (estimated)
Products

What we offer.

Solar-powered cookstoves

Available

Biomass cookstoves with a fan powered by a small solar panel. The fan pushes air into the fire so fuel burns more completely, with less smoke.

Briquette-making training

Available

Women learn to turn rice husks, groundnut shells, maize stalks and sawdust into briquettes, to cook with at home or sell for income.

Green Greenium Eco cookstove with a fan panel, a solar panel and a small monitoring unit
Greenium Eco solar-powered cookstove with solar panel and monitoring unit.
Solar-powered cookstoves

Cooking with less smoke and less fuel.

Available

Our cookstoves are built for rural households that cook every day on wood or charcoal. A small solar panel powers a fan in the base of the stove. The fan feeds air to the fire, so fuel burns hotter and more completely, and less smoke reaches the women and children in the kitchen.

The stoves burn wood or briquettes, and the fan switches on and off at the front panel.

Every stove comes with training on correct use and maintenance.

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A row of green Greenium Eco cookstoves
Greenium Eco cookstoves.
A Greenium Eco cookstove held up in front of the Jetson Engineering sign
A Greenium Eco cookstove at Jetson Engineering.
A Greenium Eco cookstove being handed over in a community

Cookstove handover

Every stove reaches a household with a demonstration and training.

Photo: Ammar Photography

Briquette training

Training women to make fuel from crop residues.

Available

Loose crop residues burn quickly and unevenly, so on their own they make a poor cooking fuel. Compressing them into dense briquettes gives a fuel that is easier to store and transport and burns more steadily.

We train women to make briquettes from rice husks, groundnut shells, maize stalks and sawdust that would otherwise be burned in the open or left to rot. They use the briquettes to cook at home instead of buying firewood or charcoal, or sell them for extra income.

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Rows of round briquettes drying on mesh-topped wooden tables under a shed, with sacks of raw material and tubs of carbonised residue
Training

Training comes with every product.

Sessions cover clean stove use, briquette making and reducing firewood and charcoal use. Women leave able to make briquettes for their own homes or to sell.

Women in a classroom during a clean cooking training session
Women at desks during a training session
Women in a hall during a training session

Women’s training sessions, Bauchi State.

Questions about Greenium CleanTech?

Contact us to order cookstoves, or to arrange cookstove or briquette-making training for a community group.