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Ubabio Eco-Solutions and the Rise of Biomass Briquettes

by Joel Nwankwo
January 15, 2024
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Ikenna Ubah, founder and CEO at Ubabio

Ikenna Ubah, founder and CEO at Ubabio

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In the pursuit of environmental sustainability and a cleaner, healthier future, innovative solutions are emerging to challenge traditional practices. One such groundbreaking solution is Ubabio Eco-Solutions.

Ubabio Eco-Solutions has developed products that not only resemble charcoal but stand out for their eco-friendly composition and their potential to transform the energy landscape in south-east Nigeria.

Ubabio Eco-Solutions is revolutionizing the energy landscape in southeast Nigeria by providing a sustainable alternative to traditional fossil fuels. The company’s Biomass Briquettes are an innovative and environmentally friendly solution that reduces the reliance on fossil fuels and promotes environmental sustainability in the region.

Nigeria’s reliance on fossil fuels is deeply ingrained in its energy landscape, with the country being a major producer and exporter of crude oil. This reliance on fossil fuels extends to both urban and rural communities, where traditional fuels such as firewood, charcoal, and kerosene are commonly used for cooking, heating, and other daily activities.

The heavy reliance on fossil fuels in both urban and rural areas places a significant strain on sustainability for several reasons

In rural communities, the reliance on fossil fuels is particularly pronounced due to limited access to modern energy sources and infrastructure. Many households in these areas lack access to electricity and clean cooking facilities, leading them to depend on traditional fuels for their daily energy needs.

This perpetuates a cycle of poverty and environmental degradation, as rural communities are forced to rely on unsustainable energy sources for their basic needs.

However, Ubabio is now helping to reduce the strain on sustainability in rural areas while promoting environmental conservation and improving health outcomes for communities that have long been reliant on traditional fuels.

Sustainability Designs

Biomass briquettes are made from natural and biological waste such as sawdust, agricultural waste, banana peels, coconut shells, palm kernel shells, and pig dung.

These organic materials are ground, mixed with organic binders, and decarbonized through a specialized process to produce the briquettes. The end product is a blackish substance that resembles charcoal but is completely different in its properties.

One of the key advantages of Ubabio’s biomass briquettes is that they do not emit smoke or carbon when burned, making them a cleaner and healthier alternative to traditional fuels. This is especially important in urban regions where heavy reliance on fossil fuels can lead to air pollution and related health issues.

By providing a sustainable and eco-friendly fuel source, Ubabio is addressing these environmental and health concerns while also promoting cleaner air and a healthier living environment for the people of South-East Nigeria.

The company offers two types of briquettes: stick briquettes for home use and honey comb briquettes for industrial needs, catering to both individual households and commercial establishments like hotels and restaurants.

These briquettes are used as fuel for specially designed efficiency stoves, which are equipped to regulate heat according to the size of the food being cooked. By using these briquettes, households and businesses can reduce their carbon footprint and contribute to a cleaner and more sustainable environment.

Ubabio for a Sustainable Nigeria

In the developing urban region of South-East Nigeria, where there is still a heavy reliance on traditional fossil fuels for daily activities. Ikenna Ubah the founder of Ubabio, developed the Biomass Briquettes to offer necessary and sustainable solution.

By promoting the use of these briquettes, Ubabio is driving a shift towards cleaner and more sustainable energy sources, reducing the environmental impact of energy consumption, and improving the overall quality of life in the region.

Ubabio’s solution is unique in that it utilizes 100% organic and natural materials to produce the briquettes, making them an environmentally friendly alternative to traditional fuels.

This not only reduces waste by repurposing natural and biological waste materials but also contributes to the circular economy by creating value from what would otherwise be considered waste.

The company’s commitment to environmental sustainability and its innovative approach to addressing energy challenges make Ubabio Eco-Solutions a key player in shaping a more sustainable future for South-East Nigeria.

 

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    Joel Nwankwo is a tech journalist. He is passionate about telling stories as it relates to Africa's social and financial tech advancements. You can reach him at joel.nwankwo@techeconomy.ng

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