by Russell Collins | Apr 8, 2019 | Himalayan Rocket Stove, News and Updates, Progress |
Team Meeting (March 2019) Almost as soon as I arrived back to India mid March we held our first (of many) annual team meetings with the core team in attendance in Baddi. It was a great opportunity to recap on the year past, and to plan for the year ahead. The essence... 
by Russell Collins | Feb 22, 2019 | Conceptual, Himalayan Rocket Stove, News and Updates |
Himalayan Rocket Stove Pvt Ltd is a Social Enterprise incorporated in India with a view towards bringing affordable high efficiency biomass combustion to the people of the Himalayas and beyond. We measure multiple bottom lines, including various measures of... 
by Russell Collins | Feb 20, 2019 | Himalayan Rocket Stove, Media Release, News and Updates, Related News, Smokeless Cookstove Revolution |
MEDIA RELEASE Himalayan Rocket Stove Positive Impacts 20 Feb 2019 Australian Social Entrepreneur makes an impact on Women, Forests and Air in India. Social enterprise start-up introduces high efficiency combustion heaters to the Himalayas using new technologyReduces... 
by Russell Collins | Aug 1, 2018 | Conceptual, Himalayan Rocket Stove, News and Updates, Related News |
For those who like numbers… The Eco1 Rocket Stove we make has approx 1630 MJ of energy embedded (embodied) in the steel. Add a bit for the manufacturing and transportation we can round that up to about 1800MJ. The expected lifespan is around 10 years, so we... 
by Russell Collins | Apr 8, 2018 | Experience & Memoirs, Himalayan Rocket Stove, News and Updates, Progress, Travel |
From Flying ‘Bullets’ to Himalayan Rockets A story of how two landslides lead to an ecological heater for the Himalayas and beyond It seems like the journey of a lifetime, this rocket stove thing. Various threads from over 25 years of travel in India and... 
by Russell Collins | Jan 13, 2018 | Himalayan Rocket Stove, News and Updates, Progress, Related News |
So… here we are in the middle of the Himalayan winter and it’s time for an update. After 4 months of intensive on the ground work last year (mid-June through to mid-October) Chetana and I came back to Australia quite exhausted, but feeling we had done everything we... 
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