Education
We have partnered with the Ugandan Ministry of Energy to provide sustainable energy solutions in schools. In 2014, we constructed ten bio-latrines to reduce reliance on wood fuel. Following the project’s success, Green Heat was commissioned to build ten additional bio-latrines in 2015. One of our largest projects to date was the installation of a 120m3 digester for the National Teachers College in Kaliro, Uganda.
Agriculture / Farming
Our projects range from supporting small scale farmers to waste management on an industrial scale. We are currently installing solar powered slurry separation systems for farms in East Africa. Our recent USAID grant from Securing Water for Food is financing technology to decrease water demands and enhance the production of organic fertilizer.
Residential Appications for Green Heat
Green Heat is committed to improving energy resources in African homes. We have installed over 150 domestic biogas digesters and 40 kilns for briquette production. We are also expanding our access to finance schemes to increase the distribution of solar lamps. We recently installed a biodigester for a 70 year-old woman who has been collecting firewod every day for years. Despite her doubts, she now has a gas stove fueled by the pig waste from her farm.
Commercial
Green Heat works with businesses to offset carbon and give back to local communities.
This year we had the pleasure of working with Walt Disney Studios, during their filming of Queen of Katwe. We won the design bid to construct a large-scale bio-digester for the new school they have funded in the Namuwongo slum of Kampala.
Vianney Tumwesige
Vianney started Green Heat from its grass roots origins in 2006. His entrepreneurial drive combined with innovative approaches has lead to the company’s success today. By compressively designing and delivering waste management systems, Vianney has gained an array of technical and project management experiences. Driven by his passion for renewable energy, Vianney’s AFRI-FLAME research into improving the efficiency of biogas digesters and biomass stoves shall soon earn him a Ph.D. from The University of Aberdeen.Ronald Angura
Ronald is the Operations Manager, a key role at Green Heat. He oversees implementational activities for all projects, for example biogas installation, briquette manufacturing and construction. His interests are in supporting clients (extensional work), and waste management. Ronald has worked on several projects under different capacities. Additionally, Ronald participated in the implementation of the innovative Solid-Liquid Separation technology, which helps farmers save water and grow more food while continuing to generate energy from biogas.Anna Szulc,
Very strong customer focus with highly structured and organized working methods. Anna is responsible for ongoing support to the finance and accounting department. She further works with the audit team accounting, she further undertakes additional administrative roles at Green Heat.