Clean Cooking
A fuel-efficient charcoal stove that pays back in about six weeks, and a DC induction cooker that runs straight from a solar battery with no inverter.
Where It Hurts
- Charcoal is a weekly cash cost for the households with the least cash.
- Electric cooking on a solar system loses power and money through the inverter.
- Cooking is the load that clean energy programmes still have not solved.
What Buyers Need
- A stove with a payback a household can see inside two months.
- A cooking appliance that matches a 12V or 24V DC battery.
- Products that fit into a clean cooking programme without redesigning the energy system.
Recommended Products
Fuel-Efficient Cookstove
Model CS-01
12V and 24V DC Solar Electric Induction Cooker
Model 12V / 24V DC induction cooker
Solar Home System With Inverter
Model SW-HS300-200 / SW-HS2000-600
Pay As You Go Solar Home System
Model PAYG SHS
Typical Application Scenarios
- Household cooking in charcoal-using urban and peri-urban areas.
- Electric cooking added to an existing solar home system.
- Mini-grid operators adding cooking load to raise consumption.
Delivery Capability
Two cooking products that attack the problem from both directions: less charcoal burnt, and cooking taken off charcoal entirely where a solar battery exists.
How a Project Runs
- Load assessment
The DC cooker is rated 200W plus 200W, which sets what the battery has to deliver over a cooking session.
- Product selection
Charcoal stove where fuel cost is the problem, DC cooker where a battery already exists.
- Supply
Colour and packing confirmed with the order. The battery and pot are not included with the cooker.
- Programme reporting
Fuel saving figures for the stove are stated by the manufacturer and can be verified in the field.
Clean Cooking Questions
How much fuel does the cookstove save?
Why a DC induction cooker rather than AC?
Is the pot included?
What colours does the stove come in?
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