Satakunta Ventures – Satakunta

SATA Clean Cook Stove Project-Ghana

The Sata Clean Cook Stoves are Improved Cook Stoves produced locally by adopting traditional designs made from locally available mater

Clean Cook Stove Outlook

Clean cooking is vital to combating global climate change and reducing environmental degradation.

Projects Workshop

A bigger workshop is under construction to enable the scaling up of this project.

Air Pollution

Globally, three billion people depend on polluted, open fires or inefficient stoves to cook their food, which is very hazardous to their health, the climate, and the environment

Projects Workshop

A bigger workshop is under construction to enable the scaling up of this project.

Welcome to Our Site

Satakunta Ventures is a Social Enterprise that focuses on climate change ideas by turning it into profitable ventures to help sustain the fight against Climate Change. We are based in Kumasi, Ghana.

ABOUT US

We are currently involved in the production of Improved Cook Stoves, Solar installations and Solar related products and Smart Agriculture.

What we do

Sata Clean Cook Stove Project

Sata Clean Cook Stove Project is to produce Improved Cook Stove that burns less Charcoal. The project seeks to not only manufacture and supply improved Cook Stoves but to also add an intensive educational campaign on the benefits of using improved Cook Stoves.

Smart Agriculture

We are conducting intensive research into smart technologies especially in the area applying of Solar technologies to everyday use equipment’s and simple tools to make life better. Keep coming back to this page for our latest innovations.

Solar Technology

SATA Clean Cook Stove Project-Ghana

The Sata Clean Cook Stoves are Improved Cook Stoves produced locally by adopting traditional designs made from locally available materials such as metal sheet, clay and sawdusts.

The use of wood and charcoal as a source of cooking energy had declined over the years compared to the 1980’s. However due to increase population, rural urban migration and the high cost of Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) there has been a rise in the use of wood and charcoal especially Charcoal as most LPG cooking cylinder owners have now resorted to the use of traditional cooking stoves which emit a lot of smoke.

Mission of the Project

This project will make available improved Cook stoves to households to replace the traditional cook stoves and Coal pots that consume a lot of Charcoal and wood; in effect it reduces the use of such fuels from 30% to 50%. This will in turn reduce carbon dioxide emissions and deforestation.

The project aims to sell 250,000 to 400,000 improved Cook stoves within the 5years in the Ghanaian market and with additional number of stoves being sold in other neighbouring countries to double this target.

The Advantages

This project will not only help mitigate the fight against Climate Change by the reduction in the use of charcoal ( which will help slow deforestation to manageable levels) but it will go a long way in attaining some critical Sustainable Development Goals like Good Health through reduction in the inhalation of smoke levels to cut down on respiratory diseases. The improved Stoves will reduce the use of Charcoal fuel saving households their hard earned disposable income. We intend to also create over 350 jobs to improve livelihoods by boosting the local economy.