VOICED : Cameroon startup offers clean streets cleaner fuel

The video tutorial discusses the innovative process of recycling food waste into organic charcoal briquettes. It highlights the collection of waste, the drying and carbonisation process, and the benefits of the resulting charcoal, which is economical, non-toxic, and environmentally friendly. The demand for this charcoal in Cameroon is high due to its cost-effectiveness and reduced environmental impact compared to traditional wood charcoal. However, further investment is needed to scale production and meet demand.

In what ways does the new fuel last longer than other charcoals on the market?

What challenges does the KEMET ecology project face despite having a bulging order book?