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Ecological Charcoal from household and Agricultural Waste
Contribuido por Jordania.
Dried plantain leaves, Jatropha shells, groundnut shells, dried straw leaves and fallen tree branches valorized to produce Ecological Charcoal. These leaves or dried mixture of waste is transformed in a Carbonizer
After carbonization, a binder is added to the powder waste which is transformed into different shapes (round or square) for cooking energy
Its pure vegetal content reduces the rate of carbon effects emitted in the atmosphere and does not produce smoke
UNDP Accelerator Labs
