A cleaner, cheaper, renewable alternative to wood charcoal — engineered to fit how Haitians already cook, while protecting the forests and creating local jobs.
Photo — close-up of eco-charcoal briquetteEkoAyiti eco-charcoal is made by carbonizing and compressing agricultural waste into clean-burning briquettes. It's designed to be a drop-in replacement for wood charcoal at a competitive price.
Crop residues — an abundant, renewable byproduct — are sourced from local farms, turning waste into value.
The biomass is carbonized in a controlled process to create a clean carbon material with no felled trees.
Carbon is compressed into uniform briquettes — consistent, smokeless, and built to burn longer than wood charcoal.
Through local vendors and community partners, briquettes reach households and small businesses affordably.
briquettes/day projected in year one.
average selling price per briquette.
of production in the first operating year.
Feedstock is abundant and renewable, keeping costs low and the supply chain close to home.
Smokeless, non-toxic, longer-burning — a measurably better product than wood charcoal.
Partnerships with local vendors and farmers build trust, adoption, and shared prosperity.