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FlixBus launches first biogas-powered buses
on 2. July 2021
On its way to decarbonising its operations, FlixBus has reached a new milestone: 1 July 2021 saw the launch of Europe’s first biogas-powered long-distance bus lines. atmosfair has been cooperating closely with FlixBus since 2017 and has provided technical support for the pilot projects from the very beginning. According to a preliminary CO2 emission calculation performed by atmosfair, the biogas-powered buses are able to save on average 75% of the CO2 emissions produced by comparable diesel busses.
Read MoreInvitation to stakeholder feedback round
on 11. June 2021
For our planned projects Projekte „PoA for the dissemination of clean cooking technologies in households and communities“ und “International Renewable Electrification and Safe Drinking Water Supply Program” we kindly ask for your feedback.
Read MoreThree new project videos from the Efficient wood gas stoves project in India
on 20. April 2021
Three new project videos available: Three people from West Bengal share their personal project story
Read MoreHeat and power from coconut wood residues – we’re launching a new project in Tanzania
on 18. February 2021
An atmosfair-funded cogeneration plant will be installed on the Tanzanian island Mafia this spring.
Read Moreatmosfair installs first solar mini-grid for a refugee camp in Northern Iraq
on 6. November 2020
The 1 MW solar system and the 660 kWh lithium-ion battery now supply the 7,833 inhabitants inside the camp with clean and reliable electricity.
Read MoreWorkshop on using bioslurry as organic fertilizer in Kenya
on 25. September 2020
How to earn money from a biogas by-product
Read MoreFrom Earthquake to Climate Trek – Our video about Nepal’s very special hiking trail
on 9. June 2020
Climate friendly Trekking in the Helambu Region
Read MoreNewsletter May 2020
on 5. June 2020
Project News Madagascar, Nigeria & Rwanda and Coronacrisis Update
Read MoreSolar energy for Mam Rashan – our project film is ready!
on 17. April 2020
Director Sebastian Schultz tells the story of the refugee camp’s solar energy plant
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