Living in Oku, our village’s tiny health center struggled with erratic grid supply and exorbitant diesel costs. We saw an immediate change after EAZYTECH installed the Hybrid Solar/Briquette battery-independent system. By day, the 200W solar panels power our vaccine refrigerator, while at night, the smokeless briquette chamber kicks in seamlessly—no batteries to fail. I no longer worry about preserving medicines when storms knock out the grid. The built-in IoT monitor alerts us when briquette fuel runs low, so our nurse can prepare more in advance. It’s transformed patient care; last month alone, we kept the refrigerator at 4 °C through three rainy days without spending a single franc on diesel.

I run a small phone-charging kiosk in Bafut, and before EAZYTECH’s Solar Mobile Generator arrived, diesel noise and fumes chased customers away. Now, the 500 W unit sits at the street corner, quiet as a whisper—people line up to charge their phones at 200 FCFA per charge. On sunny days, it runs purely on solar; at dusk, the stored energy keeps my station alive until midnight. Last week, I earned 15,000 FCFA in one evening, double what I made when I relied on kerosene lamps. Customers appreciate the clean, stable power and often ask where I got it. I feel proud supporting both my family and the environment.

In Limbe, cooking with charcoal or fuelwood used to fill our kitchen with ash and smoke gave me constant coughs. Since switching to EAZYTECH’s organic briquettes—made from local municipal waste—I spend 40 % less on cooking fuel each week. One briquette pack cooks my family’s meals for three days; it burns cleanly, and the aroma of steaming ndolé fills the house without choking us. My youngest no longer wakes up with red eyes, and I’ve redirected savings toward my children’s school fees. Neighbors keep asking, “Where did you find that smokeless briquette?” I always point them to EAZYTECH—fuel from waste, but goodness for our health and pocket.