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UHasselt Participates in Solar-Powered Cooking in Congo

90 percent of households in the Democratic Republic of the Congo cook with charcoal. This causes serious health problems for the local population and leads to massive deforestation. To offer a sustainable alternative, Hasselt University and the University of Lubumbashi are collaborating on the Solar Cookers For All project. The project recently won the prestigious Science Pitch at a documentary festival. It will be shown on Canvas starting next …
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90 percent of households in the Democratic Republic of the Congo cook with charcoal. This causes serious health problems for the local population and leads to massive deforestation. To offer a sustainable alternative, Hasselt University and the University of Lubumbashi are collaborating on the Solar Cookers For All project. The project recently won the prestigious Science Pitch at a documentary festival. It will be shown on Canvas starting next …

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TVL - Dagelijks nieuws uit Limburg broke the news on Tuesday, October 6, 2026.
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