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Ome is dedicated to improving the lives of families in the Philippines by providing access to improved cook stoves (ICS). Our stoves not only reduce fuel consumption and emissions, but also improve air quality. By financing the distribution of ICS to poor families, we aim to reduce carbon emissions and generate investor returns. Join us in our mission to build a sustainable future for all.
The 2020 Sustainable Development Goal 7 tracking report has identified the Philippines as the country with the least access to clean cooking among countries in Southeast Asia.
The Philippines has committed to a 75% carbon emissions by 2030 with NetZero by 2050.
In our favour numerous international companies have among their largest offshore business process operations there including Telstra, Facebook, Microsoft and Google all which have ambitious Net Zero targets.
We have identified a strong ‘buy Philippines’ demand for carbon by national and international companies in order to support local outcomes beyond simply offsetting. Credits will also be attractive to meet global offset requirements
•In 2022, the Project Founder, Simon Fjell (now residing in Manila),has a long history with carbon credit development
•Simon has 7 years experience in the Philippines in the forestry, agriculture and telecommunications sectors. He has well-established personal networks and the experience required to deliver this project
•The Philippines has committed to reducing emissions by 75% by 2030. It generates negligible carbon credits so, demand is very strong and command premium prices. CBL Markets has a large Australian client in the Philippines that they believe will buy OmeEco credits output
•Market Size is 14M households (some have multiple stoves)
•In country management, staff, and contractors are in place and operational
•Exceptional distribution partners have been engaged including NGOs, Provincial Governors, Local Government Units, and key businesses with nationwide distribution capacity
•1,000 stoves are being deployed in 5 selected regions as part of phase 1 of the Credits Issuance process
•Key technology partners and service providers have been engaged
•The 1st credits are expected to be issued by 30 June 2025
Economic Impact
Efficient cookstoves reduce annual expenditure on cooking fuels and frees time for other activities.
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Social Impact
Reduce the amount of smoke and soot due to burning of firewood.
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Social Impact
Using efficient cookstoves reduces time spent on collecting firewood and cooking meals, tasks often undertaken by women.
Mobile internet brings down gender divides through education .
Economic Impact
The use of efficient cookstoves provides access to affordable and reliable energy efficient services, contributing to energy security.
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Economic Impact
An increase in employment rates for decent work. Available to women, men and persons with disabilities all receiving equal pay for work of equal value.
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Economic & Environmental Impact
A more efficient use of natural resources resulting in fuel savings.
Environmental Impact
A reduction of approximately 3-4 tons of CO2 per stove per year.
Mobile internet actively increases forest protection outcomes.
Environmental Impact
Reduction in deforestation and degradation of surrounding forests as less firewood will be needed for cooking .
Mobile internet actively increases REDD outcomes and reduces poaching.