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Biomass stoves remain a major source of air pollution and carbon emissions
The new project will help African families to switch from unsustainable wood-based fuels to zero-emission electric cooking
Ugandan social enterprise UpEnergy has announced it has issued the world's first ever carbon credits linked to emissions savings from the use of electric and clean cooking devices which will be verified...
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