Jiko-Kul EPC

Transforming Institutional Cooking with Efficiency & Sustainability

Jiko-Kul is the first flagship product of Feion Green Ventures whose aim is to harness the power of solar energy to power school’s kitchens. In this project we aim to design and distribute custom cookers and cookware (where applicable), that can do mass cooking using electricity efficiently and cost effectively.

Key Features of Jiko-Kul EPC

High-Capacity Cooking

Jiko-Kul cookers are available in sizes ranging from 50L to 500L, capable of serving hundreds in a single meal. Ideal for large institutions, each model offers a robust and reliable solution for heavy-duty, daily cooking needs.

Dual Power Compatibility

Equipped with both grid and solar power options, Jiko-Kul cookers ensure uninterrupted cooking even in off-grid areas, making clean energy accessible to all institutions.

Energy-Efficient Design

Reduce cooking times by up to 75% and save operational costs by about 70% compared to traditional firewood methods. This efficiency translates into long-term savings and lower environmental impact.

Advanced Safety Features

This is a flexible section Integrated safety mechanisms like pressure regulation and temperature control ensure that Jiko-Kul EPCs are safe for high-demand kitchen environments.

Impact Beyond The Kitchen

Healthier Indoor Air Quality: By eliminating smoke and particulate emissions from firewood, Jiko-Kul significantly improves air quality, reducing respiratory risks for kitchen staff and students.
Environmental Preservation: Each Jiko-Kul unit can save thousands of trees annually, combating deforestation and reducing carbon emissions—a critical step toward a greener planet.
Economic Savings: Schools and institutions can save up to 50% in cooking costs, allowing them to allocate more resources toward educational and community-enhancing programs.

“Switching to Jiko-Kul has not only saved us time but has also drastically cut down our fuel costs, allowing us to reallocate funds to essential school programs.”

Head of St. Patrick’s Mutune Secondary School, Kitui County.

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