ETH SOIL - BIO-POWER FOR HEALTHY SOILS’ Post

One of ETH-Soils's goal is to provide clean and #sustainable cooking #energy for rural households. By employing clay as building material and biogenic #residues as fuel, the ETH-Soil #cookstove model uses readily available, cheap resources to work towards healthy and climate-friendly technologies. Our researchers and technicians, who are currently developing an improved cookstove model, based the design on the needs in #Ethiopia. The final product will be safe, low-cost, energy-efficient, easily maintained and made from local materials. Furthermore, as a by-product #biochar is produced that can be used as a soil amendment or #fuel. From July 29 to August 6, 2024, DBFZ Scientist Dr. Ing. Clement Owusu Prempeh embarked on a strategic mission to Ethiopia with the primary objective of advancing our clean cooking initiatives. The trip focused on collating information on registering and licensing our innovative cookstove model as well as building relationships with key stakeholders to support local production, distribution, and promotion. The third objective of the trip was the assessment of local production capabilities. Visits to various production centers and clay sites across #Oromia provided a comprehensive understanding of the local production landscape and capacity as well as a glimpse into Ethiopia’s rich pottery traditions. We are excited about the opportunities ahead and will continue to work closely with our partners towards a more healthy and sustainable future. Read the entire travel report on the ETH-Soil-website. Project page ETH-Soil: www.eth-soil.com #ETH_Soil #Bioenergy #Fertilizer #Soil #Biochar #Ethiopia #Africa Bundesministerium für wirtschaftliche Zusammenarbeit und Entwicklung (BMZ) DBFZ Deutsches Biomasseforschungszentrum gemeinnützige GmbH Kerstin Wilde Jan Kossack Jimma Institute of Technology (JiT) SNV Ethiopian Clean Cooking Alliance (ECCA)

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