Our Das Biogas team achieved a significant milestone this summer with a high-level meeting with the Honourable
Deputy Minister of Energy and Green Transition. This strategic engagement represents a crucial step forward in our
ambitious 200 schools clean cooking and energy project.
The meeting focused on advancing our biogas initiative that aims to provide sustainable energy solutions to
schools across Ghana, addressing both energy access and environmental challenges simultaneously. Our biogas
technology offers schools a reliable, clean alternative to traditional cooking fuels while creating opportunities for
waste management and organic fertilizer production.
Project Impact Goals:
• 200 schools equipped with biogas systems for clean cooking and energy
• Reduced carbon emissions from traditional cooking methods
• Educational opportunities for students to learn about renewable energy
• Local job creation through installation and maintenance programs
• Waste-to-energy conversion creating circular economy benefits
The Deputy Minister’s engagement demonstrates the government’s commitment to supporting innovative clean
energy solutions in Ghana’s education sector. This partnership aligns perfectly with Ghana’s renewable energy
targets and the broader Tree for Life Initiative’s environmental restoration goals.
Moving forward, we’re optimistic about the potential for policy support and scaling opportunities that this
ministerial engagement will unlock for our clean cooking initiative.