Efficient Operation Oil Squeezing Equipments in Rwanda

Will Rwanda be able to eat clean cooking by 2030?
Rwanda is targeting universal access to clean cooking by 2030, in order to solve the deforestation, carbon emissions and indoor air pollution deaths caused by the use of charcoal and wood for cooking, which is still prevalent in Rwandan homes today.
Why is clean cooking important in Rwanda?
Clare Akamanzi, CEO, Rwanda Development Board, commented: “The protection of our natural environment is a strategic priority for Rwanda, both nationally and in line with our international climate commitments. Equally, clean cooking is an essential part of Rwanda’s efforts to meet the UN Goals around Health, Gender and Economic Development.
What is Koko doing in Rwanda?
James Mwangi, Executive Director of Dalberg, commented: “We are pleased to partner with KOKO and the Government of Rwanda in building a transformative new climate venture. Dalberg has been deeply engaged with the clean cooking sector for over a decade, and has seen KOKO prove its unique platform at scale.
What is Rwanda doing to support the energy compact?
In a bid to support the energy compact, the Government has put in place an enabling environment for private sector investments in Rwanda’s renewable energy projects including mostly, hydro projects, methane gas, peat to power and solar currently adding 12.05MW on the national grid.