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Huddersfield University recognised for clean energy work

  • John Allport
  • Gina Javanbakht
  • School of Computing and Engineering
  • Department of Engineering
  • Centre for Efficiency and Performance Engineering
  • Centre for Energy Environment and Sustainable Engineering

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A University of Huddersfield partnership with Kibabii University in Kenya and Carbon Footprint Ltd has been graded outstanding by Innovate UK for its work in turning sugarcane waste into clean cooking fuel in western Kenya.

The project led by Professor John Allport and Dr Gina Javanbakht from the School of Computing and Engineering developed a drying technology for bagasse, the fibrous by-product of sugarcane processing, with a patent application pending.

Subject

Professor Allport said: "The development of a local solution, using local expertise and capabilities in a contextual manner, has led to a significant step toward translating research outcomes into real-world impact, providing both economic and social benefits."

 
Period26 Jun 2026

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  • TitleHuddersfield University recognised for clean energy work
    Degree of recognitionInternational
    Media name/outletTelegraph & Argus
    Media typeWeb
    Country/TerritoryUnited Kingdom
    Date26/06/26
    DescriptionA University of Huddersfield partnership with Kibabii University in Kenya and Carbon Footprint Ltd has been graded outstanding by Innovate UK for its work in turning sugarcane waste into clean cooking fuel in western Kenya.

    The project led by Professor John Allport and Dr Gina Javanbakht from the School of Computing and Engineering developed a drying technology for bagasse, the fibrous by-product of sugarcane processing, with a patent application pending.

    Producer/AuthorJess Blissitt
    URLhttps://www.thetelegraphandargus.co.uk/news/26232555.huddersfield-university-recognised-clean-energy-work/
    PersonsJohn Allport, Gina Javanbakht
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