Biomass Fuels: Organic materials, such as wood, crop waste, and animal dung, used for cooking and heating. Fuel Stacking: The practice of using multiple types of fuels and stoves for cooking ...

Pema Tenzin, 34, no longer uses a tradition stove to cook meals at home. Choden, Pema Tenzin’s wife, says that she no longer has to go collect firewood from forest. “I can now keep the house clean and ...

Designed to use biomass that might otherwise be ... This is the fundamental part of a rocket stove, which sucks air in past the fuel, burns it, and exhausts it up the chimney.

Pros Cons With its fully insulated vertical combustion chamber, the Ironclad Supply Rocket Stove is able to produce up to 23,000 BTU with minimal biomass fuel. This means you’ll be able to cook ...

The benefits include: However, the production of biomass energy involves some serious drawbacks: Burning wood in a fireplace or wood stove is the ages-old way to use biomass energy at home.

By Jocelyn Shepel Potential for diesel alternative being discussed at Arctic Energy Alliance's 'Biomass Week' A gathering of advocates, researchers and government officials in the N.W.T. this week is ...