The risk of global north companies cheating the global south in the cookstove carbon market has been identified as a threat to the private sector's global net zero goals and an exploitation of lower-income markets. CNBC Africa is joined by Chris McKinney, Chief Commercial Officer at Burn Manufacturing, a Kenya based green cooking solutions company.
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Blantyre, Malawi – July 15th, 2025 — BURN, Africa’s leading clean cookstove manufacturer and carbon project developer, in partnership with AIM Carbon, an international developer of innovative climate projects, has officially launched operations in Malawi with the opening of its first local production facility in the country.
Nairobi, Kenya – 20th May 2025 – BURN, Africa’s leading clean cookstove manufacturer, distributor, and carbon project developer, has announced that several of its carbon projects are now on track to receive the Core Carbon Principles (CCP) Label by early July.
Blantyre, Malawi – July 15th, 2025 — BURN, Africa’s leading clean cookstove manufacturer and carbon project developer, in partnership with AIM Carbon, an international developer of innovative climate projects, has officially launched operations in Malawi with the opening of its first local production facility in the country.
Nairobi, Kenya – 20th May 2025 – BURN, Africa’s leading clean cookstove manufacturer, distributor, and carbon project developer, has announced that several of its carbon projects are now on track to receive the Core Carbon Principles (CCP) Label by early July.
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