GERES, Cambodia, Efficient charcoal cooking stoves - Ashden Award winner

[TheBgcheez]

I've been looking every where for these in the States and came across a company in California but their prices are to high. I went to a Vietnamese market last week and they were telling me that they would like these here to. So can anyone tell me who would import these and or who may have these for sell here in the States? I can market and sell these if anyone wants to contact me to discuss please do.

[AshdenAwards]

@TheBgcheez You could contact GERES and ask them. Their contact details are in the case study on the Ashden Awards website.

[TheBgcheez]

@AshdenAwards - Thank you

[2vsme]

hellow? i will just ask if there is different designs

[AshdenAwards]

There was just one design at the time of the award, though they may have developed other designs since.

[cdltpx]

greenpowerscience just did an experiment where he sank his low budget solar panel in an aquarium increasing output 9%. This would make those less expensive panels a great option to those in areas where they might be prone to use charcoal . With low cost laptops and solar tech 3 world nations have an opportunity as never before.energy should be free and one day it will nearly be.

[MrBillTroop73]

This seems to be a variation on the Rocket Stove design that has been around for years now.

Its still not as efficient as it could be, because it doesnt use residual stove heat to preheat the combustion air.

My Binchotan stove does just that, uses residual stove heat to preheat the incoming combustion air, and its 2 parts simple and FREE.

Bill

[cdltpx]

What about solar ovens they do work too. At night use solar charged batteries to convert water to browns gas and use alcohol with browns gas to cook. I tried the solar oven both fresnell and box ovens. As for the browns gas I have to work on that I just found out about doing this with 3 9 volt batteries.

[buttkracken]

This is beautiful, continue for us all.