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ATEC’s IoT-enabled induction cookstoves are transforming kitchens for off-grid households.

ATEC’s project aims to deploy 76,000 IoT-enabled smart induction electric cooking stoves to grid connected households that primarily rely on charcoal as their main source of fuel for cooking in Lilongwe and Blantyre districts.

Clean Energy Transition and Electrification is one of the 10 themes anchoring COP31's summit action agenda in Antalya, Turkiye.

The LOA formalises the Bangladesh government's approval for the international transfer of generated ITMOs, making ATEC the first clean cooking developer to receive an LOA in Bangladesh.

ATEC’s commercial growth is directly proportionate to its social impact. Its whole business model relies on social impact.

This Award recognises ATEC's contributions towards accelerating access to affordable and efficient clean cooking technologies.

ATEC signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to formalise its collaboration with PRAN Dairy to distribute biodigesters in Bangladesh.

Project Green Flame helps rural households transition to clean cooking through subsidised biogas units that convert cow dung into energy.

ATEC Global has issued the first fully digitised carbon credits under Gold Standard using 100% dMRV and blockchain technology.