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Climate projects · Tanzania

We develop Climate Projects that help transition low-income Households up the energy ladder.

Our approach

We believe the right technology is needed for the right household.

With the majority of Tanzanians at the bottom of the energy pyramid, cooking directly with firewood and inefficient charcoal stoves, our solution is to develop and help Tanzanian households transition to high quality, more efficient, cost-effective and less harmful improved cookstoves.

We combine world class product design, local manufacturing, last mile distribution and transparent carbon project development to make improved cooking technologies more affordable and accessible.

Where most households cook today
Where we help them go
FirewoodCooking directly on the fire
Inefficient charcoal stovesCostly and harmful
Improved cookstovesEfficient, cost-effective, less harmful

What we do

Our Projects

Manufacturing Cleaner Cookstoves

We design and manufacture high quality improved cookstoves in the United Republic of Tanzania.

Our team employs local artisans who manufacture stove liners, jackets, components and finished products.

30,000+lives improved to date
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Community access

We bring improved cookstoves closer to the households that need them.

We work through community groups, savings groups, employers, local agents and door-to-door engagement channels. Our distribution approach combines affordability with local knowledge, customer support and practical service after sale.

See how we reach communities

Carbon programmes

We develop transparent clean cooking programmes designed to produce measurable climate and social outcomes.

Our approach combines rigorous data verification, digital monitoring technology and conservative carbon-accounting methods.

Learn about our carbon programmes

Projects in action

Jiko Supa stoves

Our super solutions for Tanzanian households

Designed in Africa and manufactured in Dar es Salaam.

The Jiko Supa stoves are a range of quality efficient cookstoves developed internally for various thermal performance levels, certified through the ISO accredited Tanzania Bureau of Standards (TBS) and TIRDO laboratories.

A smiling woman in a colourful wax-print dress holding an orange Jiko Supa cookstove in a Tanzanian village

Flagship programme

Clean Cooking for All

A Tanzanian-designed programme for 500,000 households.

Clean Cooking for All is our flagship clean cooking carbon programme.

The programme is being developed under the Paris Agreement Article 6.2 bilateral mechanism and is currently in final technical design validation.

Deployment is planned from 2027 to 2032 across multiple Tanzanian regions.

The programme will combine high quality product design and local manufacturing capabilities with community distribution and highest quality carbon programme design and monitoring.

NowFinal technical design validation
2027 – 2032Planned deployment across multiple regions
Today
202720282029203020312032
500,000

improved cookstoves planned

10

mainland regions

The clean cooking opportunity

Tanzania has set an ambitious national target

Clean cooking access in Tanzania was at 6.9% in 2021 while the National Clean Cooking Strategy aims to increase access to 80% by 2034. Reaching that target will require substantial private-sector delivery and climate finance.

US$1.8 billionestimated strategy implementation cost
Calm coastal water at dusk lined with palms (placeholder illustration)

Vantage is building the projects needed to help close this gap.

Our Climate experience

From sustainable fuels to clean cooking

Vantage is a pioneer in establishing lower-emission fuel for the transport sector in Tanzania.

The company’s first climate project sought to mitigate emission outcomes in the transport sector. Tanzania has more than 3.5 million registered vehicles, of which 90 to 95 percent are used vehicles running on petrol and diesel. Across Africa, transport accounts for approximately 30 percent of emissions and is projected to reach 40 percent by 2030.

This is an opportunity to utilise lower-emission fuels such as LPG. Vantage developed an Autogas project to introduce LPG as a vehicle fuel. LPG is an established technology used by more than 27.4 million vehicles worldwide, produces approximately 20 percent fewer CO2 emissions than conventional fuel, and can be supplied through Tanzania’s existing LPG distribution network without the need for costly new infrastructure.

Today, the company has broadened its decarbonisation challenge to focus on Tanzania’s urgent clean cooking challenge.

  • 3.5M+registered vehicles in Tanzania
  • 90–95%of them used vehicles running on petrol and diesel
  • 30% → 40%share of emissions from transport across Africa, projected by 2030
  • 27.4Mvehicles worldwide use LPG
  • ~20%fewer CO2 emissions than conventional fuel

How the Autogas project came together

  1. Vantage developed an Autogas project to introduce LPG as a vehicle fuel.
  2. Founder and CEO Ms Murro first launched the project at the Tanzania pavilion at COP28 in Dubai.
  3. It was endorsed by one of the largest fuel marketing companies in Tanzania, and a partnership was launched.
  4. Tanzania’s very first low-emission vehicle refuelling system launched, with high quality technology provided by Vantage and fuel supplied by Tanzania’s largest LPG operator.
  5. Today: clean cooking for Tanzanian households.

Our team

Experience across the complete project cycle

The Vantage team brings more than 40 years of collective experience in climate mitigation, financing, and operating projects across Africa and Asia.

Our capabilities cover

  • Product and stove design
  • Local manufacturing
  • Carbon technical project design and monitoring
  • Digital monitoring and verification

Woinde Murro

Founder and CEO

Woinde brings experience in banking, finance and transport operations. She led Vantage’s original Autogas project, engaged national regulators and key project implementation partners.

Rohit Garg

Carbon Technical Manager

Rohit brings strong experience of over 12 years of carbon technical design and auditing frameworks for various carbon programmes across Asia and Africa. Experienced with various carbon project methodology development such as Gold Standard and for multiple Article 6 programmes.

Timothy Sawe

Product Design, DMRV and IoT

Timothy brings expertise in mechatronics engineering, product design, manufacturing, digital MRV and IoT-enabled monitoring systems.

Partner with us

Join Vantage’s clean cooking action

Vantage is seeking partners who share our ambition to expand access to improved cooking technologies across Tanzania.

Together, we can build local manufacturing capacity, improve household access and deliver measurable climate outcomes.

Contact our team