Solar Cooking News
TR-38 for determining standard power of solar cookers using low-cost instruments
Paul Arveson, SHE Research Director, produced technical report 38 describing a method for measuring standard solar cooker power with low-cost commercial instruments. A previous Technical Report, TR-17, concluded that a low-cost lux meter can be used in place… Read More
SHE promotes solar cooking at GreenFest in Brookside Gardens
SHE promoted solar cooking at the 2022 Montgomery County GreenFest held at Brookside Gardens on April 23rd, alongside over 60 sustainability-minded exhibitors. SHE volunteers solar cooked food for sampling from a variety of solar cookers for GreenFest attendees,… Read More
SHE panelist and presenter at transatlantic “Low-Tech Innovation” event
On April 21, 2022, SHE presented and participated as a panelist in a transatlantic discussion on “Low-Tech Innovation,” a virtual event hosted by the French Embassy in Washington, DC’s Science and Technology Service, “France Science,” to celebrate Earth… Read More
100 Families Project in Nairobi Kenya – 2021 update
For background information, please see “100 Families Project.” Food support As the Covid lockdown has eased, we have continued our food assistance to the 100 families, but at a reduced level. We are now giving $3 to each… Read More
SHE partners with Capitol Technology University
SHE was invited to participate in Capitol Technology University (CTU)’s “Robotics in Disaster and Environmental Research” event with Disaster Aid USA on January 22, 2022. Paul Arveson, SHE Research Director, demonstrated the “sun burner,” a parabolic solar cooker, gave… Read More
