Our Impact

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Direct Jobs Created (70% Women)
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Families Impacted
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Our Climate Value Chain

1. Agricultural Waste

Crop residues collected from farms and agro-processors.

2. Women & Community Aggregators

Industries are paying more for traditional fuels.

 

3. Drying & Pre-Processing

Agricultural and industrial waste is burned or dumped.

 

4. Manufacturing

Compression into high-energy biomass briquettes.

5. Institutional Offtake

Supply to schools, hospitals, and industrial boilers.

6. Climate Impact

Reduced deforestation, lower emissions, circular economy.

Our Theory of Change

At Eco Charge Ltd, our approach to clean energy begins with the aggregation of agricultural and organic waste. By converting this waste into high-quality biomass briquettes, we reduce open burning and deforestation while providing a cleaner, more sustainable alternative to traditional fuels. This process not only mitigates carbon emissions and protects forests but also creates dignified green jobs for women and youth, fostering economic inclusion across local communities. Through this integrated model, we help institutions and households transition to affordable, reliable clean energy, ultimately accelerating Kenya’s shift toward a circular, climate-positive energy economy.

Our 5-Year Climate & Inclusion Commitment

By 2030, Eco Charge will:

• Aggregate 5,000 women suppliers

• Establish 20 women groups annually (50 women per group)

• Collect 48,000 metric tons of agricultural waste annually

• Expand into multiple counties

• Create 100+ direct green jobs

• Scale renewable energy access for institutional clients

Environmental Contribution

Through waste conversion and charcoal replacement, Eco Charge contributes to:

  • Forest preservation
  • Reduced carbon emissions
  • Circular economy development
  • Just energy transition

Partner With Us to Transform Waste
Into Clean Energy

Join Eco Charge Ltd in creating sustainable livelihoods, reducing deforestation, and
scaling renewable energy across Kenya.

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