Posts tagged wood charcoal

Stove That Uses Farm Waste As Fuel, Are Very Economical To Use

Nov 12th

Posted by Affleap in Science Technology

A stove aims to maximize the use of farm waste as fuel utilizing rice hull, corn cob, sawdust or other agricultural wastes is developed by the Affiliated Non-conventional Energy Center (ASNEC) in collaboration with the Isabela State University and the Department of Energy.

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Green Charcoal – An Eco Friendly Invention

Oct 3rd

Posted by Affleap in Science Technology

Green charcoal is a good alternative to expensive liquefied petroleum gas. The technology is slowly but surely invading the homes and it’s energy efficient, cheap and eco friendly.

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