A Clean Cooking Dream Runs Into the Hard Politics of Carbon Credits in Kenya

Koko Networks did not run out of customers. Its blue-flame stoves were still in kitchens across Nairobi when administrators took over on February 1.

Demand held. The technology worked well enough.

What failed sat elsewhere, in paperwork, permissions, and a disagreement over who ultimately owns the value of avoided emissions. The Koko Networks collapse rests … The post A Clean Cooking Dream Runs Into the Hard Politics of Carbon Credits in Kenya appeared first on TechTrendsKE .