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Address: 121 King St, Dameitta, EgyptSeth Siegel in his book ‘let there be water’ notes that by 2035, about 60% of the land mass will be water scarce leading to a humanitarian and economic crisis with the remaining water resources drying out. Who would have thought a dessert country like Israel would be a model for water conservation and sustainable
Kings Biofuels Limited has received Kshs. 5 million (approximately $50,000) financing from the Kenya Climate Innovation Center, under its Early Stage Financing Mechanism (ESFM). The company becomes the second to receive the funds under the facility. Kings biofuels manufactures low cost, high energy environmental friendly briquettes from bio waste products such as sawdust, coffee husks
As forest cover continues to be a challenge in Kenya and other parts of the world, the government is making its mark in encouraging the increase of forest cover which is embedded in the Kenyan Constitution of achieving the 10% forest cover. The Kenya Climate Innovation Center (KCIC) is playing its part by supporting this
Last week Acacia Innovations emerged winners at the Start Up Energy (SET) Award in a ceremony held in Berlin, Germany walking away with 10,000 Euros. The award seeks to recognize startups that are tackling climate change with their different innovative products and changing the game in energy transition. Acacia is in the business of making
A chance meeting of three young ladies at a training program birthed the concept of Majik Water. Among shortlisted attendees for the Global Solutions Program by Singularity University in Silicon Valley, United States, Beth Koigi, Clare Sewell and Anastasia Kaschenko came together while pitching their projects. They had been working on similar concepts, Beth worked
According to the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) of the United Nations Global Forest Resources Assessment (2005) and the State of the World’s Forests (2005, 2003, 2001) between 1990 and 2000, Kenya lost an average of 12,600 hectares of forest per year resulting in 5% of its forest cover. Between 1990 and 2005, 2% of its
After a year of research and being trained on solar photovoltaic (PV) technologies at the Strathmore Energy Research Centre, Kevin and Evan set out to establish a 100% local company to implement, rectify and set standards in Solar PV in Sub-Saharan Africa. Driven by the SDG 7; Ensure access to affordable, reliable, sustainable and modern
One of the many challenges we experience as human beings is impending water shortages. The situation in Cape Town, South Africa is a reflection of how climate change is affecting the world. Libya, Western Sahara, Yemen, Djibouti and Jordan are primary models of countries experiencing water shortages on a vast level. In Kenya, the situation is
Rafode have been creating value by delivering high quality solar systems since 2013. They offer Global Lighting certified equipment exclusively via short term credit lines, typically 24-36 weekly instalments. The credit plan is affordable as it substitutes the traditional monthly energy spending (kerosene lamps, dry cells). Risk is reduced through the group guarantee mechanism in
Johnson Muraguri a retired CMC engineer left work two years ago to pursue farming full time. Before his retirement, he spent a substantial amount of time on the internet feeding his curiosity on biogas. “I was very interested in how biogas worked so I continued to gather information on it and bumped into Simgas on
