Happy customers of the first 2-stroke retrofit implementation in the Phillippines.
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Challenges & Solutions
Developing countries around the world face a rapidly growing problem from pollution, causing tremendous impacts on the environment, economy, and public health.
It doesn't need to be this way. Technology can offer answers.
Envirofit develops and disseminates pollution-reducing technologies that enhance the environment and public health, foster economic growth and alleviate poverty in developing countries. Envirofit's expertise pairs business know-how with superior engineering and robust product development. We take pride in bringing aspirational products to the developing world that pay for themselves while creating real positive change in our customers' lives.
Creative business models. On-the-ground operations. Sustainable financing strategies. Buy-in and involvement of local stakeholders. Full-scale mature product development process. Cost-effective, pollution-reducing, energy-efficient, aspirational products that our customers want.
Our team is currently focusing on two major indoor and outdoor air pollution issues: 2-Stroke Retrofits and Clean Indoor Cookstoves.
- 2-STROKE RETROFIT
Simply breathing the air outside shouldn't make you sick. One of the worst global sources of outdoor air pollution is dirty two-stroke engines. Envirofit is cleaning up the air by retrofitting two-stroke powered vehicles with cleaner, more energy - and cost-efficient direct injection technology. Following initial successes, we are moving toward full-scale market penetration in the Phillippines and expansion to other global markets. > Learn more
- CLEAN COOKSTOVES
Trying to feed your family shouldn't make you sick. Indoor air pollution caused by cooking meals inside the home kills 1 person every twenty seconds in the developing world. Envirofit has just begun a five year collaborative project with the Shell Foundation to sell 10 million clean cook stoves in five countries. We look forward to sharing our progress and impact on this exciting project with you. > Learn more