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Prime Cookstoves (Clean Stoves Initiative Indonesia / Low Emissions Enterprise)
Kopernik's Prime cookstove distribution work in North Sumatra and around the Dieng Plateau of Central Java, developed with inventor Muhammad Nurhuda and Norwegian investor Differ, reports over 10,000 users as of 2015 and a payback period under three months from wood savings.
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Dieng Plateau, Indonesia Geographic context.Location context · gardnergp · CC BY 2.0 · 2007 · Resized; display cropImage source ↗Licence ↗
OperatorKopernik, with inventor Muhammad Nurhuda and Differ (Norwegian investment group)
EcosystemFan-assisted cookstove (Prime)
Standardnone stated
StatusActive
LocationNorth Sumatra; Dieng Plateau, Central Java, Indonesia
Overview
Inside the project
Families using Prime stoves consume less than half the wood needed by a traditional stove, and the stoves reduce nearly all emissions that cause respiratory diseases.
As of February 2015, over 10,000 people were already using Prime stoves, with a target of 17,000 Prime cookstoves sold in North Sumatra by the end of 2015.
10,000+ users
As of 2015
17,000 cookstoves
North Sumatra target, end 2015
Objectives
- Reduce household wood use through fan-assisted cookstoves
- Reduce respiratory-disease-causing emissions
Approach
- Kopernik distributes the Prime cookstove, developed with inventor Muhammad Nurhuda and funded in part by Norwegian investor Differ.
Sources
Inspect 2 sources
- kopernik.info ↗https://kopernik.info/en/news-events/blog/prime-time-for-clean-cookstoves
- cleancooking.org ↗https://cleancooking.org/bcc-resources/yayasan-kopernik/
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