Green Fire Bulletin

September, 2007

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Issue no. 15

Contents

1. Carbon Offsetting: an opportunity to add value to business and contribute to sustainable development

2. Carbon Financing: a new funding stream for project developer

3. Vathanak stove: a low cost continuous gasifier burner for palm sugar production in Cambodia

4. Providing fuel-efficient stoves through a School Feeding Program

5. A glance at WENetCam Network

April 2007

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Issue no. 14

Contents

1. Understanding Climate Change

2. Wood is the main source of cooking energy in Cambodia

3. Achievements of the Cambodia Fuelwood Saving Project

4. Results of school stove cooking tests show potential for carbon finance

5. Tree planting with communities

6. A glance at WENetCam Network

October 2006

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Issue no. 13

Contents

1- VERs contribute to the implementation of Improved School Stoves in Rural Cambodia

2- Successful Marketing of Ago-waste Char Briquettes in Battambang

3- Improved Cookstove Dissemination: A Successful Story of CCFC in Rural Communities of Mesang

4- Garment waste in Cambodia, and overview

5- A glance at WENetCam Network

June 2006

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Issue no. 12

Contents

1- Post-combustion Stove Technology in Cambodia

2- Farmer Friendly Bio-digester Model

3- Conservation of Lhong Kwong plants for Ecology and Economic Improvement in Rural Cambodia

4- Towards Energy Self-sufficiency

5- A glance at WENetCam network

July 2005

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Issue no. 11

Contents

1- Practical tips to choose a good commercialized pottery stove.

2- Keys of disseminating owner-built ICS in a sustainable manner.

3- Problems and Solutions in Constructing Owner-built Stove.

4- Study visit to stove production center in Ratchaburi Province of Thailand.

5- A glance at WENetCam Secretariat and members' ICS activities

March 2005

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Issue no. 10

Contents

1- Stop Burning Textile Wastes

2- Char Briquettes: From Municipal Wastes to Energy

3- Improved Palm Stove

4- Improved Cookstove Dissemiantion Activities of WENetCam member, Mlup Baitong

5- Info/Events

December 2004

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Issue no. 009

Contents

1. Sustainable charcoal production in Tram kak district, Takeo

2. Charcoal from Acacia: an alternative to illegally produced charcoal

3. Rice husk burning stove production

4. Rural women satisfied with Baby Samaki stove

5. Meeting and Training courses

6. Regional Networking

July 2004

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Issue no. 008

Contents

1. Climate Change and Carbon Market

2. Role of Improved Cookstove in Greenhouse Gas Reduction

3. From Waste to Multi-purpose Thing: Improved Biogas Technology

4. Integration of Improved Cookstove Program in Rural Women Group

July 2003

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Issue no. 006

Contents

1. CFSP strategy to set up a sustainable charcoal-processing channel in Cambodia

2. High quality charcoal and wood vinegar getting popular in Thailand

3. Why women need renewable energy

4. ICS Marketing and Its circulation in Cambodia

5. I use less firewood than before

March 2003

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Issue no. 005

Contents

1. Upgrading biomass fuel into charcoal

2. Dissemination of Palm Sugar Stove in Kampong Speu

3. ICS commercialization

December 2002

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Issue no. 004

Contents

1. Cambodia Fuel Saving Project Phase II

2. A Comparison between Commercialised, Traditional and Improved Cook Stove

3. Dissemination of New Loa Bucket Stove

4. Integrating Gender into Energy Sector

June 2002

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Issue no. 003

Contents

1. Women and power

2. The effect of power to the health

3. Experience in using renovation stoves.

May 2000

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Issue no. 001

Contents

1. Editorial

2. What is WENetCam?

3. The First General Meeting of WENetCam

4. Tricks for ICS: Chimneys