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From Sunlight to 50,000 Plates: How Mount Abu’s Solar Kitchen Is Redefining Sustainable Mass Cooking
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From Sunlight to 50,000 Plates: How Mount Abu’s Solar Kitchen Is Redefining Sustainable Mass Cooking
At Mount Abu in Rajasthan, India has set a global benchmark for sustainable public infrastructure by running the world’s largest solar-powered kitchen at the Brahma Kumaris Spiritual Headquarters, a facility capable of preparing up to 50,000 meals a day without using gas or electricity. Using more than 1,200 solar reflectors that concentrate sunlight to generate heat and steam for cooking, the kitchen serves residents, students, volunteers and v…
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