Cow dung inspired Cyril Mathias to be a green technopreneur


Mathias at a farm in Queensland, Australia that features a micro solar project.

Watching nuns converting cow dung to cooking gas in his school, and his dad generating hydroelectricity at their rubber plantation, played a key role in shaping Cyril John Mathias into who he is today.

Growing up in the famous coffee town of Chikmagalur in India, the green technopreneur attended school there.

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