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Of course the energy economics depend on several factors: the material used for the insulation, the overall design of the cooking pot, the time required to cook the dish, the food and the speed with which it is transferred from the
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Of course the energy economics depend on several factors: the material used for the insulation, the overall design of the cooking pot, the time required to cook the dish, the food and the speed with which it is transferred from the gas cooker to the cooking pot.
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According to the Partnership for Clean Indoor Air and their comparative test of 18 types of solid fuel stoves, there would be on average a 50% energy-saving from using a Norwegian cooking pot.

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Bien entendu, l'économie d'énergie dépend largement de plusieurs facteurs : le matériau utilisé pour isoler, le design global de la marmite, le temps requis pour cuire le plat, la nourriture, et la rapidité avec laquelle le plat est transféré de la gazinière à la marmite norvégienne. 
Selon le Partnership for Clean Indoor Air et leur test comparatif de 18 types de réchauds à combustibles solides, l'énergie économisée en utilisant une marmite norvégienne serait en moyenne de 50%.
TraductionOf course the energy economics depend on several factors: the material used for the insulation, the overall design of the cooking pot, the time required to cook the dish, the food and the speed with which it is transferred from the gas cooker to the cooking pot.
According to the Partnership for Clean Indoor Air and their comparative test of 18 types of solid fuel stoves, there would be on average a 50% energy-saving from using a Norwegian cooking pot.

Of course the energy economics depend on several factors: the material used for the insulation, the overall design of the cooking pot, the time required to cook the dish, the food and the speed with which it is transferred from the gas cooker to the cooking pot. According to the Partnership for Clean Indoor Air and their comparative test of 18 types of solid fuel stoves, there would be on average a 50% energy-saving from using a Norwegian cooking pot.