Ener-G-Africa's Mission to Combat Household Air Pollution Through Biomass Cooking Stoves
Clean Cooking
Harnessing Biomass: Ener-G Africa's Drive to Combat Household Air Pollution
Household air pollution claims a staggering 3.7 million lives each year, primarily due to cooking practices involving kerosene, biomass, or coal, according to an article by Energy Monitor.
This crisis disproportionately affects African women and girls who bear the burden of household chores, including cooking.
Clean cooking through the use of biomass cooking stoves plays a critical role in ensuring a sustainable and good quality of life. The profound impact of unsafe cooking practices on public health has to be addressed. At Ener-G-Africa, we are dedicated to making a difference in the lives of women and lower-income households.
Through the distribution of our locally made range of biomass cooking stoves to 12 African countries, Ener-G-Africa promotes access to clean and renewable energy for all.
