USAID – Eco-fuel Africa: charcoal from agricultural waste

Posted on August 23, 2016 by | 1 Comment
Published on Apr 13, 2016

Eco-fuel Africa is a social enterprise determined to eradicate over dependence on wood-fuel in Sub-Saharan Africa by making organic charcoal from agricultural waste. Eco-fuel Africa invented a simple, manual machine that converts agricultural waste into fuel briquettes that burn longer, cleaner and are 20 percent cheaper than wood fuel.

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One response to “USAID – Eco-fuel Africa: charcoal from agricultural waste”

  1. T_T (@n3m0pr0ph3ta) | August 24, 2016 at 6:56 am | Reply

    Great news! It’s always nice to see fuel briquettes make another comeback since the 70s ^_^

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