A third-party study by carbon credit organization Microsol found that each $50 Ecocina cookstove reduces CO2 emissions 10.5 tons, over half the yearly carbon footprint of the average American!
Partnership with Canada business sees huge results!
A StoveTeam volunteer trip through the eyes of a 13 year old
Updates from El Salvador and Honduras
It’s been quite a whirlwind of visits, dinners, early mornings and lots of driving. For me, it’s been a perfect introduction to what my job will entail – boosting sales of factories and helping more communities, but also understanding the mechanics of each partner and looking for solutions to problems as they arise.
Gustavo Peña's Interview with Rotary Magazine
…Since that time Nancy, and all members of StoveTeam International, have been the pillar that sustained the dream to continue helping all families using fuelwood for cooking. I don’t believe that Nancy, nor I, nor the volunteers who first visited El Salvador [to help build the first factory], could imagine that we would reach this far.
Alex visits StoveTeam collaborators in Mexico
They showed me their stoves, and how Eric invented two accessories to help the buyers: a set of wings on the side to rest pots and utensils (see below), and a stand for the Ecocina stove to sit upon. Also, he had reinforced the portaleña (metal piece that fits inside the front of the stove and holds the wood) for longer usage. In their words, “we have the materials and can start in a few days”. We drank coffee and ate toast with cajeta (dulce de leche) and parted ways.