The Vertical Shaft Brick Kiln in Mulanje is now producing much-needed building materials for Malawi. It fires bricks efficiently and without fossil fuels.
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atmosfair is expanding the distribution of Save 80 in Mozambique
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 MorePhilippines: local stakeholders give their views on biogas plants
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
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 MoreFirst kerosene produced from cashew shells
In a pilot project with BEST in Vienna, researchers have successfully produced kerosene from woody organic resudies that burns CO₂-neutrally.
Read MoreSouth Africa: Fertiliser from Palette Residues
Climate action that works – while strengthening agriculture and local value creation at the same time: with AquaGel, we are modernising a biochar plant.
Read MoreUPDATE atmosfair vs. DIE WELT: atmosfair wins in court
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.
Read More3,500 school lessons for climate protection
Deutsche Umwelt-Aktion held educational sessions on climate protection at 1,300 schools. atmosfair developed the concepts and materials for these sessions itself.
Read MoreStudy: CO₂ efficiency of flights could be doubled
There is potential for increasing efficiency in three different areas. atmosfair provided data and the calculation methodology for this study.
Read More480 Nepalese households now cook with electricity
As part of a pilot project, atmosfair is supporting the purchase of induction stoves that use electricity from renewable sources.
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