Clean cooking for healthier homes in Northern Ghana.
Sunrise Spectrum delivers clean cookstoves, community engagement, and digital monitoring to improve health, reduce emissions, and build the foundation for scalable clean energy infrastructure.
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Figures are running estimates for all 150 stoves, based on cooking measured by in-home sensors. Carbon estimates follow Gold Standard clean-cookstove methodology; the tree figure converts charcoal saved into the wood it would have taken to make. All figures are updated as monitoring continues.
Phase One in Nadowli-Kaleo District
Real communities. Real households. Real data.
Nadowli-Kaleo District
Verified installations Phase One
Every installation is confirmed with a signed receipt and a GPS-stamped field record. Map pins mark village centers only; no household locations are published.
Stoves cooking by community Phase One
150 stoves cooking across three communities. 301 more households have registered for the next round of stoves: Siiru 98, Nator Baanuore 103, Kpagidiga 100.
Every stove reaches a whole household.
Sunrise Spectrum begins deployment in Ghana.
Meet the communities and the women at the center of Phase One, and see clean cookstoves arrive in Nadowli-Kaleo District.
Implementation in the field Photos
Field activity
- PHASE ONECommunities engagedCommunity meetings and baseline data collection
- PHASE ONEHouseholds registeredBeneficiaries enrolled with signed consent
- PHASE ONEStoves distributedSiiru, Nator Baanuore, and Kpagidiga
- SINCE JUNE 18, 2026Monitoring ongoingSensors log cooking in monitored homes; field officers collect the data in batches
More than emissions. Better lives.
Sunrise Spectrum is designed to deliver outcomes that reach far beyond carbon: healthier kitchens, less firewood, time back for women, and lower household costs.
Healthier homes
Less smoke in the kitchen means cleaner air for the women and children who spend the most time near the fire.
SDG 3 · Good healthTime back for women
Burning less wood means fewer hours spent gathering it, time for income, family, and rest.
SDG 5 · Gender equalityProtected woodlands
Efficient stoves need less firewood, easing pressure on the forests around Nadowli-Kaleo.
SDG 15 · Life on landHousehold savings
Families who buy fuel spend less on it, keeping more money at home.
SDG 1 · No povertyEnergy access
Every home gets a modern, efficient way to cook on the fuel it already uses.
SDG 7 · Clean energyClimate action
Burning less wood cuts the emissions from every meal cooked.
SDG 13 · Climate actionExpected outcomes are modelled using recognised international frameworks and will be refined through household monitoring and independent verification. The 225 tCO₂e figure is an illustrative planning scenario (1.5 tCO₂e per household a year) and has not been independently verified.
From 150 stoves to one million people.
Phase One is the pilot: a small, fully measured start that proves the model before it scales.
People estimated at five per household. Phase Two and 2030 figures are program targets, not funded commitments.
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