"Enerzika" Wood Pellets
Efficient biomass fuel made from recovered sawdust for modern pellet cookstoves.
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Biogasikara Energy combines local biomass fuel production with practical cooking technologies adapted to Malagasy households and institutions.
Efficient biomass fuel made from recovered sawdust for modern pellet cookstoves.
Learn more →A reliable alternative to firewood and charcoal for businesses and cooking needs.
Learn more →Modern cookstoves designed to burn pellets efficiently with less smoke and better control.
Learn more →Clean cooking transition support for schools, canteens, NGOs, restaurants, and companies.
Learn more →Many households and institutions still depend heavily on charcoal and firewood. Biogasikara provides locally made alternatives that reduce pressure on forests, recover biomass waste, and support a cleaner cooking transition.
Waste biomass is transformed into useful energy instead of relying only on harvested wood.
Pellet systems can reduce smoke and improve cooking control compared with traditional fuels.
Production, distribution, and customer support are rooted in Madagascar.
Our pellets are produced from recovered sawdust and designed for efficient use in compatible pellet cookstoves. They offer a practical pathway away from charcoal for homes, restaurants, and institutions.
We help customers adopt pellet cooking through stove demonstrations, user guidance, and practical support.
Compact, efficient pellet stoves for household use.
Efficient, customizable built-in pellet stoves for restaurants, institutions, and cantines.
Fan-assisted pellet stoves suitable for practical daily cooking.
Restaurants, schools, NGOs, company canteens, religious institutions, and community kitchens often need more than a stove. They need assessment, fuel planning, training, and reliable supply.
Biogasikara Energy transforms biomass waste into useful cooking fuels and helps customers move toward cleaner, more sustainable energy practices.
Contact us to discuss pellets, cookstoves, business supply, or institutional clean cooking projects.