1. Team Name : BizDom
Kunwarbir Singh
Abhishek Mandloi
Anjali
Samir Prakash

2.  Rural Communities in villages
 Self Help-Groups
 Hostels and Hotels in urban areas
 In future, with subsequent successful
implementation of this innovation, urban
households can be tapped

3.  Serves as potential replacement of LPG and
traditional chulhas.
 Form of alternate renewable energy and
eco-friendly.
 Smokeless fuel to a large extent.
 With current subsidies norms and price hike
in LPG, it can be a good replacement.
 For rural areas, it will take time to change
village culture for traditional chulhas.

4.  Efficient smokeless fuel.
 Smart alternative for LPG.
 Eco-friendly.
 Convenience and leisure to woman
especially rural India.
 Alternate source of energy.

5.  Though similar attempts are taken abroad
and national level.
 Its different in the sense, that the inputs
used are generally waste wooden materials
and other bio-degradable products.
 Moreover the fuel produced is smokeless so
it can be adapted well enough in rural areas
by women who are exposed to smoke in
traditional chulhas.
 Can replace LPG as it is low
cost, sustainable fuel.

6.  All the spare parts required is available at
panchayat level in rural areas.
 It has a long life and easy maintenance.
 Low cost innovation so can be implemented
to achieve economies of scale.
 Brings in clean environment.
 Enables for carbon credit if taken up on a
large scale.

7.  Price-performance parameter is well
achieved as it’s a low cost fuel and high
performance is delivered.
Moreover, smokeless feature is an added
advantage.
 Spare parts are cheap and the whole setup is
quite economical for the stakeholders.
 Certainly a game changer as it will change
the face of the basic household and small
units energy needs with its unique features
and high outputs.
 Future source of energy.

8.  As it’s a new setup for generating energy, it
requires training beforehand to handle it.
 Ignition time to generate energy is 10 minutes
which can sometimes be cumbersome.
 It will be difficult to achieve scalability in start
as similar type of gasifiers are available with
other vendors.
 More research work is going on to improve the
setup in foreign countries.
 It takes time to cool down.
 General acceptance level is low in the country.

9.  Key stakeholders are : Technology
supplier(Parts supplier), Financial
Institutions, Research Institute, Private
Enterprise/ Community Organizations, MNRE
 For stakeholders, it’s a fair and transparent
transactions as it’s less of risk for them as
it’s a low investment project and have a long
and sustainable life.
 Financial Institutions can be sensitized
through various policies as demonstration
projects, technological knowhow etc.

10.  There are a number of value-adds provided to
the stakeholders of this innovation.
 Technology partners can achieve high sales and
profits of margin.
 Financial Institutions can support the new
futuristic source of sustainable energy and help
the budding entrepreneurs.
 Research institutes will get more insights into
the new world of ideas of generating low cost
smokeless energy.
 Government Bodies can look for alternative for
LPG that’s going to exhaust sooner or later.

11.  This innovation aims to bring the social
equity in rural as well as urban areas
especially for the women.
 Achieving gender equity is an important
reason for attention to women and men’s
energy needs.
 It will help in sustainable innovation and
development for the society at large.
 It will bring all the people of the society on
the same platform as far as concern for the
environment and energy needs are
concerned.

12.  This noble innovation to provide society with
the renewable and sustainable source of
energy will be fulfilling everyone’s rights.
 As far as the rule of law is concerned, it
should be developed keeping in mind
afforestation and biomass gasification.
 Along with these measures, energy
plantation should be taken care of.
 It will ultimately help in carbon credits.
 As it doesn’t cause any smoke it doesn’t
violate any environmental policies or norms.

13.  The values generated by this innovation is
the sustainable and alternative source of
energy for the rural as well as the urban
areas.
 This low cost innovation can serve as a boon
as an alternative for LPG.
 This innovation can be a next big thing or a
practice for the society at large as it lets us
overcome instability of LPG prices along with
that it helps us meet the surging energy
demands.

14. Hope For
Greener
World