Forest-Saving Stoves in Central America

Build more than 20,000 fuel-efficient stoves in Honduras, Nicaragua, El Salvador, and Guatemala, and distribute them in conjunction with local partners. The stoves use up to 70% less wood than traditional open fire stoves. From 2003 the stoves were also introduced in Mexico, Brazil, and Bolivia, and in Haiti from 2007. More about this project...

Project Type: Fuel Efficiency Location: Tegucigalpa and San Pedro Sula and 8 other locations, Honduras Quantity: 20,000 tons CO2e per year Offset period: From 1999 Operator: Trees, Water & People Standard: - Project checks: Supported by: Trees, Water & People (USA - CO)

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