The pilot in Niassa province was successful: many people prefer these efficient stoves for cooking. This is why we are now offering them in Nampula as well.
Read MoreParis Agreement Crediting Mechanism: New confidence in UN offsetting?
on 29. June 2026
The previous UN rules on climate action projects had attracted criticism. Now, there are new rules on carbon offsetting. We took a closer look at them.
Read MorePhilippines: local stakeholders give their views on biogas plants
on 4. June 2026
To take the interests of the local community into account when planning biogas plants, atmosfair has held local stakeholder consultations.
Read MoreClimate-friendly cooking in Ghana: pilot plant turns waste into biogas
on 7. May 2026
atmosfair and Sustainology are launching a new type of biogas plant in Akuse that will supply up to 40 households with cooking gas from organic waste.
Read MoreContrails – how to avoid these underestimated contributors to climate change
on 28. April 2026
Around two-thirds of the climate impact of flying is attributable to contrails. We explain how they can be reduced and what policymakers can do.
Read MoreSustainable Composting of Organic Waste
on 15. April 2026
Tanzania has a waste problem. To prevent this from becoming a climate problem, we compost organic waste there and produce climate-friendly fertilizer.
Read MoreFighting Deforestation with Bricks
on 14. April 2026
atmosfair is breaking new ground: In Malawi, we produce bricks in energy-saving shaft kilns for growing construction needs.
Read MoreFirst kerosene produced from cashew shells
on 27. March 2026
In a pilot project with BEST in Vienna, researchers have successfully produced kerosene from woody organic resudies that burns CO₂-neutrally.
Read MoreAfter COP29: Where Does Voluntary Carbon Offsetting Stand?
on 20. March 2026
New regulations aim to improve the quality of climate projects. Will all carbon offset providers, and their customers get on board? Here’s what we expect.
Read MoreUPDATE atmosfair vs. DIE WELT: atmosfair wins in court
on 6. February 2026
False statements in the article about our stove project must be deleted. DIE WELT also has to refrain from repeating them and publish a counterstatement.
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