Energy-Efficient Biomass Cookers and Biomass Pellets

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    Stove producer Ramesh Nibhoria is testing one of the efficient biomass stoves after production.

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    Instead of buring them, farmers collect the additional biomass on the fields and sell them to pellet producers.

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    Shoba, three children, and Urmila Devi, six children, cut grass or collect needles and bring it to the pellet factory every day. For the first time, the two women have their own income, which they use for saving for family needs.

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    Pellet factory: Biomasse is processed into pellets for the efficient stove.

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    Pellets being produced under high pressure.

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    The motivation to buy an earth stove is mostly the saving on fuel and also the cooking without smoke. One uses around one and a half bags of pellets (25 kg) for cooking 8 hours a day.

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    The pressed biomass pellets are sold to the green enterpreneurs.

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    Sucha Singh “Foji” (left) producing parts of the efficient stove. He's been working with Nishant since four year. He's happy to work 8 hours a day (6 days a week), gets payed overtime and double salary on sundays. He received training and trains new employees.

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    René Estermann, CEO of myclimate, helps cooking on one of the innovative Earth Stoves ES4D.






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