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HomeBiogas transforms waste into clean energy in 30,000 homes
Oshik Efrati discusses HomeBiogas system converting food waste to clean energy, aiming for 1 million global homes
Oshik Efrati discusses HomeBiogas system converting food waste to clean energy, aiming for 1 million global homes
– HomeBiogas, founded in 2012, transforms food waste into cooking gas and fertiliser for over 30,000 households.
– The Bio-Toilet converts human waste into energy, promoting clean sanitation without polluting drinking water.
HomeBiogas, an innovative Israeli company based in Beit Yanai, is transforming the way households manage waste and energy.
Co-founder Oshik Efrati told Ticker News how the system converts everyday food scraps into clean cooking gas and nutrient-rich liquid fertiliser, creating a circular, off-grid energy solution.
Established in 2012, the company set out to offer sustainable, accessible technology that empowers families to generate their own clean fuel.
HomeBiogas, an innovative Israeli company based in Beit Yanai.
Safer gas
Today, more than 30,000 homes around the world use HomeBiogas systems daily, with the mission to expand to one million households globally.
The product is fully developed, manufactured, and distributed by the company, ensuring quality and consistency. Many users report replacing smoky fireplaces or polluting cooking methods with the cleaner, safer gas produced by the system.
Their Bio-Toilet addresses the daily struggle faced by two billion people who live without proper sanitation infrastructure. This innovative solution transforms human waste into usable energy while maintaining an entirely ecological treatment process.
By turning organic waste into renewable energy, HomeBiogas offers an ecological solution that reduces landfill pressure and supports cleaner cooking practices. The company continues to innovate and scale, bringing practical sustainability into everyday life.
For more information, visit HomeBiogas.
Ahron Young traveled to Israel as a guest of the Foreign Ministry climate delegation.
