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Clean, Affordable and User-friendly Cooking Energy based on Biomass Fuels: Experiences from India Priyadarshini Karve [email protected]

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Page 1: Clean, Affordable and User-friendly Cooking Energy based on … · 2016. 11. 9. · Can Biomass provide Clean, Affordable and User Friendly Cooking Energy? • Current technology

Clean,AffordableandUser-friendlyCookingEnergybasedonBiomassFuels:ExperiencesfromIndia

[email protected]

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HistoryofCookingEnergyInterventionsinIndiaTR

ADITIONA

L Rural:Firewoodandagriculturalwastewithmudstoves–one,twoorthreepotholes.Urban:Charcoalandfirewood

1950

s LPGwithtwo/threeburnerstovesKerosenewithpressurisedkerosenestovesCookingfuelsubsidiesDungandfecalmatterbasedbiogasforrural

1980

s Subsidised LPGandkerosen establishedinurban.NationalBiogasandManureManagementProgramme(NBMMP)– subsidydriven,usinganimaland/orhumanfecalmatterasfeedstockNationalProgrammeonImprovedChulha(NPIC)– subsidydriven,mudstoveswithchimneyandfiregrate

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HistoryofCookingEnergyInterventionsinIndia

Non-Government

• ShellFoundationsponsoredtwoprojectsforcommercialisation ofimprovedbiomassenergycookingdevices

• Severalmultinationalcompaniesenteredtheimprovedstovesmarket

• SeveralIndiancompanieswithinternationalinvestmentsellingimprovedstoves

• CarbonfinanceusedforpushingbiogasforcookingbyNGOsandsocialenterprises

• Severalindustryassociations

Government

• NationalBiomassCookstovesInitiative(NBCI)- householdandcommercial/institutionalstoves

• DevelopedIndiaspecificemissionsandefficiencystandards

• Establishedtestinglaboratoriesandstartedcertificationprocess

• Unnat Chulha Abhiyan (ImprovedStoveMission)– Subsidyforstovescertifiedaspernewstandards,Targetdriven,butdemonstrationprogramme

2000s

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Officialstatistics• NPIC

– Numberofstovestill2002:Morethan30million– Theaveragelifeofthestoves:notmorethan2years– Noimprovedstovesavailableinopenmarket,subsidybenefitnotavailableto

thesamefamilytwice.

• NBMMP– Numberofbiogasplantsinstalledtodate:~5million– Estimatedpercentageofbiogasplantsoperational:lessthan30%– Serviceandmaintenancesupportnotadequate.

• UCA– Targetsfor2012-17: HH:2.4million,Commercial:120thousand,

Institutional:230thousands– Manyentrepreneurscertifiedunderthenewstandardsdonothavethe

reachortheproductioncapacitytocontributetoUCAoruseitasalaunchingpadforasustainablebusiness.

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CleanandAffordable??

WoodBiomass

(Traditional)??

CharcoalBiogas

Briquette,Pellet(usedwithappropriatestoves)

Clean

Affordable

Smoky

Expensive

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UserFriendliness?• Mostimprovedstovesareusedassecondarystoves,andnotfor

maincookingonadailybasis– Itisnotsuitableforcookingsomeofthetraditionalstapledishes– Firewoodasavailablefreelycannotbeusedorneedsfurtherprocessing– Thestoveisnotsuitedtothelargefamilysize

• Lessthan30%ruralbiogasplantsareoperationalandmostlyvaluedformanurethanforcookingenergy.– Cowdungisnot‘free’asithassaleablevalue.– Notimesavingforwoman,asdailyoperationofthebiogasplantisas

tediousassourcingbiomassfuels.– Gasgenerationdependentonambientweatherconditions– Serviceandmaintenancesupportisnoteasilyavailable

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HowCleanisClean?

• WHOairqualitystandardsarenotbeingmetbyanyofthesolidbiomassstovescurrentlyavailableinthecountry.

• Forceddraftgasifiers comeclosesttotheWHOairqualitystandards.– Needelectricity,fan/blower,battery,etc.– Mustuseprocessedfuelsforconsistentperformance– nolongerfreefuel

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Challengesforbiogas

• Limitationofambientconditions• Dwindlingnumberoffamily-ownedcattle• Waterscarcity• Increasingsellablevalueofcowdung• Culturaloppositiontohumanwastebasedbiogas• Serviceandmaintenancechallenges

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CanBiomassprovideClean,AffordableandUserFriendlyCookingEnergy?

• CurrenttechnologydevelopmentistargetedatmeetingtheemissionandefficiencystandardsONLY.

• Needtobringtheuser’srequirementsintofocus.

• Userisrural,poor,andgenerallyweakestsectionofsociety.

• Itisthestate’sdutytolookaftertheuser’sintereststhroughpolicyinterventions.

• Thereisnotechnologicalbarrier!

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CookingEnergyServiceParameters• Versatility_1:Boilingperformance,Roastingperformance,Frying

performance• Versatility_2: Abilitytomodulateheatinputtocookingpot,Ability

tocookmultipleitemssimultaneously,Abilitytodelivernon-cookingthermalenergyservices

• Economics:Operatingexpense,Capitalcost,Possibleearningfromuse

• Safety: Smokeandsootemissions,Stability,Temperatureofouterbody

• DeviceSupply&Support:Durabilityasexpectedlifeinyears,Supportprovidedornot,Manufacturingcapacity

• EnvironmentalImpacts: Energyefficiency,Carbonemissionreductionpotential,CarbonFootprintoverlifecycle

• Fuel/EnergySource:Multi-fuelornot,Availabilityoffuel/energysourcelocally,Fuelprocessingrequiredbyuserornot

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AIRECCookingEnergyServiceDecisionSupportTool

AssessmentofcookingenergyproductsonthecombinedbasisofperformanceAND

regionalpreferences,inacomparableway.

Identificationofpreferencesof

serviceparametersfortheregion.

Markingofproductsonperformance

againstallserviceparameters.

Designacertificationprocessbasedonmatchingofpreferencesandperformance.

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Samuchit SteamCooker• StainlessSteelSteamCooker.

• Needsonly100-125gcharcoal/charbriquettes.

• Canbeusedonotherstovestoo.

• Slowcooking=tastierandhealthierfood.

• Cookdoesnotneedtopayattention=timesavingforcook.

• Cooksthreeitemsatatime–steamingandboiling.

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WasteBiomassto‘Charcoal’• Localproductionunitsfor

convertingwastebiomassintochar– Portablecharringkilns– Handormotoroperated

briquettingmachineforconvertingcharpowderintobriquettes

– Feedstock(forcharpowder):Leaflitter,dryweeds,drygrass,drybushes,agri waste,etc.

– Feedstock(forcharcoal):deadwood,woodwaste,bamboowaste,etc.

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ELFDSampada SmokelessStove• Forceddraftstovewithoutelectricity

drivenblower.

• ForbulkcookinginestablishmentlikeMess,Canteen,Restaurant,Caterers,Dininghalls,Roadsideeateries

• Fuelsused:firewood,biomassbriquettes,woodyagro-wasteorforestrywaste,coconutshells,etc.

• Steampowerisusedforcreatingthedraftrequiredforgasification.

• FuelcostsavingcomparedtocommercialLPG:60-85%.

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Samuchit HouseholdBiogasPlant

Instructionalvideo

Locallypurchasedtanks

andpipes

BalconyModel:

Size: 0.3m3 digester,0.3m3 gasholder

Capacity: upto2kgkitchenwaste,daily.

Quantityofgasproduced:upto300g

biogas,capableofreplacing100gof

LPG,daily.

TerraceModel:

Size: 1m3 digester,0.75m3 gasholder

Capacity:upto5kgkitchenwaste,daily.

Quantityofgasproduced:upto1kg

biogas,capableofreplacing300gof

LPG,daily.

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ThankYou!

[email protected]

www.samuchit.com