Ghana is Now Producing Sustainable cooking Fuel from Grass - Grass to Charcoal Innovation

[@awuah2010]

Good innovation...the creation of binders should not hinder us from mass production. The chemical institutes in Ghana can provide low cost alternatives for making binders. knust chemical engineering institute /KPoly/ other technological institutes should be on board. Ghana has huge tons of grass in the savannah region. I'm waiting to see more from grass charcoal! Vamos Ghana!

[@OliviaNakirembe-gm1pi]

Just like that wonderful thanks for teaching us great

[@mmutaebelechukwu624]

Am inspired. Off I go to start my own innovation, dear. Woke up since 2am to look for innovative ideas. Thanks from Nigeria 😊

[@yahmysavioryahmysavior2780]

GREAT! Electricity is also gained from nature

[@Tj-cq2nw]

Great information

[@anningemmanuel2629]

Great innovation. I simply love it ❤

[@eddieparker6823]

“Producers make grass charcoal by harvesting dried savannah grass and burning it to produce an organic carbonized matter. Making the grass briquettes requires a binding agent to ensure the organic carbonized matter sticks together. Instead of using income to buy a product that binds the organic matter together, the locals have “developed a cassava dough that works just as well.” Then, the mixture goes through a compressor, which creates the briquettes. Then, the briquettes dry and are ready for cooking or selling at the market“

[@jibrilaidoo4968]

I want to learn this grasschacoal product where am i suppose to go? Please

[@eddieparker6823]

Producers make grass charcoal by harvesting dried savannah grass and burning it to produce an organic carbonized matter. Making the grass briquettes requires a binding agent to ensure the organic carbonized matter sticks together. Instead of using income to buy a product that binds the organic matter together, the locals have “developed a cassava dough that works just as well.” Then, the mixture goes through a compressor, which creates the briquettes. Then, the briquettes dry and are ready for cooking or selling at the market

[@godfredappiah8992]

The irony in this new technology is that, most people will shift their focus to harvesting these grasses and selling them for profit instead of feeding livestocks…lol