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'''Sperancea Gabone''' has been active solar cooking promoter since 1999. On last report she had produced 20 cookers, demonstrating solar cooking to 2000 or more people.
 
'''Sperancea Gabone''' has been active solar cooking promoter since 1999. On last report she had produced 20 cookers, demonstrating solar cooking to 2000 or more people.

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Sperancea Gabone 2006

Sperancea Gabone has been active solar cooking promoter since 1999. On last report she had produced 20 cookers, demonstrating solar cooking to 2000 or more people.

News and recent developments

  • June 2012: Sperancea sent this photo of a workshop Majengo Ward - Moshi Tanzania
Majengo Ward - Moshi Tanzania-Sperancea Gabone 2012
Tanzania exhibition
  • March 2006: Sperancea Gabone recently held a solar cooker exhibition at Mawenzi primary school in Moshi, Tanzania. Over 20 people gathered to learn about solar cooking and to taste solar-cooked food, including ugali, meat, beans and rice. Rolf Behringer, of the International Solar Energy Society (ISES), led a solar box cooker construction workshop at nearby Karanga Technical School, and joined Ms. Gabone at the exhibition. In addition to solar box cookers, retained-heat cookers were also used. (A retained-heat cooker, also known as a fireless cooker or “hay box,” is an insulated enclosure in which is set a pot of food that has been brought to a boil, allowing it to continue to cook after being removed from its heat source.) Contact: Sperancea Gabone

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Contact

Kilimanjaro Biogas and Solar Center
P.O. Box 7322
Moshi
Tanzania

gabonesperancia@yahoo.com