These rice-husk briquettes are now being distributed to other businesses historically reliant on burning mangrove wood, and point to one way to reduce the rate of mangrove deforestation in Myanmar.

Briquettes made from rice husks or other plant waste present a cleaner alternative to wood and charcoal in a region that collectively produces nearly 100 million tons of rice per year.

To produce briquettes, rice husks are charred in a metal drum, along with a charring agent like cassava starch. After mixing, the husks go into a compacting machine to produce briquettes under ...

An innovative investment project for utilization of rice husk worth 500 million tenge ($1.3 million) of investments will be implemented in Kazakhstan’s Almaty region, Trend reports with ...

World, Africa Tanzanian farmers devise ways to check harmful smog Farmers in Tanzania now instead of burning rice husk, straws use them as efficient fuel for cooking and as organic fertilizer ...

Crop scientist John Kimani said rice husks could also be used to produce high charcoal briquettes, which are environment friendly. “I think our farmers have been sitting on a gold mine.

Jesse Johnson JamesAMURU - Gulu University has opened a briquette factory, which it says has the capacity to produce over one tonne of briquettes in eight hours, in Amuru district.Dubbed “Pabbo ...

The global biomass briquette fuel market is propelled by climate change mitigation. One of the most significant drivers of the biomass briquette fuel market is the global effort to mitigate.

Allied Market Research published a report, titled, "Biomass Briquette Fuel Market by Raw Material (Saw Dust, Wood, Rice Husk, Groundnut Shells, Bagasse and Others), Application (Brick Kilns ...