Authors : Fernando Agostinho Dzeco; Vanessa T, Bueno Campos

Volume/Issue : Volume 10 - 2025, Issue 8 - August

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Abstract : Once the energy is one of the very important in the development and the economy of Countries, all the nations are working in order to find the renewable sources for it. Knowing that the fossil fuel will varnish, associated to their impact in the environment linked to green house gases responsible of the global warming and acid rain, Mozambique is not behind this process. Researchers have been studying the away to generate energy friendly to the environment by using the cheapest sources and technologies, as well as, Municipal solid waste, water, solar, wind, ocean, thermal, now manure of animal, for instance, chickens, elephants, cows, pigs and human. The waste our bodies produce doesn't have to be a significant strain on our already limited resources. Harnessing it as a renewable energy source can also improve sanitation and reduce water pollution throughout the world and particular at Chitima district, Tete province in Mozambique. It's not a solution to the world energy problem, but the technology already exists and it is being shown to be economically feasible in a variety of situations. It is toilet to energy for domestic and cars use. It will help the rural area and the country to develop its economy, giving jobs, power and reduce the deforestation for nearly 9000 citizens in the first step, solving the objective of Mozambique as well as sustainable development goals such as; the Ensure of: availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation; access to affordable, reliable, sustainable and modern energy, for all; Ensure healthy lives and promote well-being for all at all ages, End poverty in all its forms everywhere; Make cities and human settlements inclusive, safe, resilient and sustainable; and Take urgent action to combat climate change and its impacts. Human excrement, as well as, of others animals to energy will generate power, biogas for cooking propose and be used to move cars reducing the impact of the increasing uses of fossil fuel, petrol and diesel, the principal responsible of green house gases.

Keywords : Electricity, Manure of Animals, Generation, Source Energy, Petrol, Sustainable, Chitma, Mozambique.

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