As Africa’s largest clean cooking stove manufacturer, Burn is developing fuel-efficient stoves that drastically reduce the amount of smoke and harmful emissions produced during cooking.

The stove he manufactured is sold for 70,000 Fcfa (109 USD). Tankeu says 2 litres of oil, costing 1,500 Fcfa (2.35 USD), can achieve the same cooking ... the Institute Pan-Africa for Development.

The fund focuses not only on expanding electrification but also on addressing the urgent need for clean cooking solutions.

Now millions of people on the African island are using energy ... expensive and bulky solar boxes for everything but cooking. Using the stove meant that people had to change their traditional ...

Embracing clean cooking in Africa will contribute to the world's climate goals ... of the global population— still cook their meals over open fires or on basic stoves, breathing in harmful smoke ...