1. cooking energy technologies
Scaling-up
efficient and clean
cooking energy technologies
Experiences by German Technical Cooperation (GTZ)
Presentation at
CSD14 Partnerships Fair, UN New York, 2 May 2006
Dr. Marlis Kees, GTZ Household Energy Programme (HERA)

2. Energy - efficient and clean cooking technologies Scaling-up
Introduction GTZ
Energy - efficient and clean cooking technologies
Scaling-up
Contributions to MDGs
Challenges

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5. Energy - efficient and clean cooking technologies
Energy efficient and smokeless wood fuel stoves
Stoves using green fuels (plant oils, ethanol) and solar cookers
LPG and kerosene stoves
Electric stoves
Improved stoves have to be:
convenient and modern
efficient and clean
and still affordable
Wood fuel stoves will remain a major cooking technology

6. one example of a clean and efficient fuel wood stove The Rocket Stove (www.aprovecho.com)

7. Principle of Rocket Stove

8. Mud Rocket Household Stoves
Rocket Lorena
Rocket Shielded fire

9. Metal Rocket Household Stove

10. Rocket Stove for large scale catering

11. Scaling-up More than five million stoves are in use in Africa
Lessons learnt:
Massive and long term public sector support for
Technology development
Capacity building of producers
Awareness raising and social marketing
Integrated approach (from household to policy)
Market oriented approach

13. Impacts of improved energy efficiency

15. International partners assisting in scaling up
Public Donor Investment
DGIS, BMZ
EU, UNDP
Lobbying
WHO
WFP
GTZ
Private Sector Investment
Shell Foundation
Bosch Siemens Hausgeräte
Knowledge Management
HEDON
REPP
Approvecho
PCIA

16. National partners assisting in scaling up
Lobbying
Agriculture
Food security
Health
Forestry
Public Sector Investment
Departments of Energy, Forestry, Agriculture, National donor supported programmes
Private Sector Investment
Tea Estates
Anglo Platinum
Knowledge Management
NGOs
Training & Research
Organisations

17. Challenges Public sector support is needed for:
Further technology development
Capacity building of producers and salespersons
Quality control (standards)
Awareness raising and social marketing
National biomass energy strategies

18. Thank you www.gtz.de/HERA