This report provides an overview of ATEC's progress in 2025. The year was marked by significant growth and the expansion of clean cooking solutions across Africa and Asia. It highlights how we are using technology, carbon finance, and strategic partnerships to accelerate the electric cooking transition.
ATEC remains committed to accuracy, transparency and transformative impact. This report showcases our efforts to deliver affordable e-cooking solutions while deliveringhigh-quality carbon credits through our 100% digital Monitoring, Reporting and Verification (dMRV) and blockchain technology.
The report highlights ATEC's commitment to scale clean cooking across the Global South, improve livelihoods, reduce emissions, and ensure that every carbon credit generated is backed by transparent, verifiable data.
2025 Highlights
Together with our partners, we expanded access to clean cooking, reduced household energy costs, and delivered measurable climate and social impact across Africa and Asia.
Key highlights;
- Closed a $15.5m funding round, co-led by TRIREC and Lightrock, with participation from Schneider Electric that will put eCook stoves in 200,000 more homes.
- Generated 3,322 tonnes of carbon credits, supporting high-integrity climate action.
- Our IoT-enabled induction cookstove reached 112,890 new beneficiaries.
- Households saved 5.5 million hours previously spent collecting fuel and cooking.
- Delivered $600,000 in fuel cost savings for households.
- Reduced 13,614 tonnes of CO₂ emissions.
Looking ahead
“We are excited to build on this momentum in 2026 to cement our position as an innovative and disruptive market leader that offers carbon credit buyers peace of mind and scales clean cooking where it’s needed most.”- Chief Carbon Officer, Bhushan Trivedi.
