Kenya's Farm Biodigesters Have Cut 98,953 Tonnes of CO2 by Burning Dung Methane

The Kenya Biogas Program, run on the ground by African Bioenergy Programs Ltd, has built household biodigesters for smallholder dairy farmers since 2009. The Gold Standard-registered carbon project now counts 5,461 plants installed and 98,953 tonnes of CO2 reduced, including 18,910 tonnes in 2025. In 2025 alone, 160 existing digesters were repaired and 77 farmer groups were trained to use the bio-slurry as fertiliser on beans, groundnuts, maize, tomatoes and onions. The figures are read from the project page of its carbon-credit partner FairClimateFund.