Himalayan Combustion Systems
Heating and cooking programmes built for real communities.
Himalayan Combustion Systems brings Himalayan Rocket Stove's products and field experience to funded household programmes and institutional partnerships—from winter heating to year-round biomass cooking.
Himalayan Combustion Systems — programme solutions from the team behind Himalayan Rocket Stove.
Unit counts and carbon credits measure different things and are not combined into one impact total.
Programme applications
Three application groups help match systems to community need. We match each system to household needs, local fuel and delivery conditions.
Winter warmth for cold-climate communities
For households where reliable seasonal heating is essential. EcoMini and Hotbox options are matched to the home, fuel and delivery setting.
View systems →Year-round cooking, with heat when needed
Eco-Duo with Heat Box combines dual-burner biomass cooking with an integrated heat box for room warmth. Particularly relevant to lower-altitude and cold-region homes where cooking is the primary year-round use and heating helps in cooler periods.
View systems →Dedicated biomass cooking
Eco-duo 1+1 and Eco-duo 1+2 are cooking-focused systems with concurrent pot surfaces. We assess household routines, fuel and vessel requirements before recommending a model. Multiple pots do not imply commercial-kitchen capacity.
View systems →Completed projects
7,075 units across Sustain Plus and South Pole
Sustain Plus delivered 2,075 EcoMini units across two programmes (575 + 1,500). A separate South Pole deployment delivered 5,000 units. Both are featured as completed case studies — unit counts stay separate from carbon-credit issuance.
Read the case studies
Carbon credentials
From field deployment to verified carbon-credit issuance
The Himalayan Rocket Stove Project in India (GS10797) is a Gold Standard Certified Project with issuance recorded on the public registry. See the credentials page for the issuance table and how new programmes are assessed.
View carbon credentialsHow we approach delivery
Hardware alone is not a programme. Local distribution, installation and user guidance, and ongoing support matter as much as the system selected.
- Understand people, place and fuel
- Select system and delivery package
- Pilot where appropriate, then phase
- Support, training and spares planning
Ready to discuss a programme?
Tell us what you are planning — organisation, geography, application, volume, timing and funding stage.
Discuss a programme