Project to install biogas units in Rural Nakuru
Project to install biogas units in Rural Nakuru
Posts about the Rotary Project to install biogas units in rural Nakuru Kenya
Thanks to funding from Rotary Districts 9212 and 9620, a Rotary Foundation Global Grant and generous donations from biogas unit sponsors, construction of an additional 120 biogas units has started.…
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What does this mean? Tax deductible donations can now be made to the Biogas for Nakuru project through the Rotary Australia Overseas Aid Fund (RAOAF). This provides an efficient way…
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An infographic that compares traditional wood cooking fires with other available cooking methods including biogas. Clean Cooking InforgraphicDownload
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Introduction:In the search for sustainable energy solutions, biogas has emerged as a promising source. Biogas units, or biogas digesters, are key components in the conversion of organic waste into renewable…
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Traditional 3 stone wood fires have long been a common method of cooking in Kenya, but they come with a range of dangers that affect both the environment and the…
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