I Want That is a fast-paced half-hour tour through the latest and greatest products - from smart appliances to new amazing building materials. Tune in for a jam-packed 30 minutes of must-have items for in and around the home.

BioLite's episode premieres Wednesday, May 29th at 11pmEST on the DIY Network

Looking for a re-run of the BioLite CampStove episode? You can find additional airings here.

Saturday April 20th, 12pm-4pm. Meet the team behind the BioLite CampStove at REI's Seattle flagship store! Learn about the CampStove's unique technology, the work the team is doing abroad, and recommendations on gadgets and packs that work great with their system.

Clean Cooking Forum 2013: Igniting Change, Fueling Markets, & Sparking Adoption

March 18-22, Phnom Penh, Cambodia.  

On Tuesday, March 19th, BioLite Co-Founder and CEO Jonathan Cedar will be speaking on an opening panel about BioLite's development of the HomeStove and its market-based approach to energy poverty alleviation.

View highlights from Day One here.

Follow updates on Twitter at #CCForum

Attending SXSW Interactive between March 8-12? Want to know the science behind the HomeStove and CampStove ?

BioLite's amazing partners at AutoDesk have put together an engaging interactive display that attendees can check out at the Maker Exhibition. Autodesk will showcase simulations of heat and airflow within the stoves and explain how BioLite's improved combustion technology can help save lives around the world.

If you can't make it to the Maker Exhibit, be sure to check out the display at SHFT@SXSW between 11AM-6PM on Monday March 11 at Bourbon Girl (212 East 6th Street, Austin, TX 78701)

Watch BioLite Co-Founder Jonathan Cedar give his 60 second pitch on the company and see if the panel of experts say "yay" or "nay" - Airs Wednesday, February 20th 1-2pm on CNBC 

What makes an object useful, engaging and beautiful? What is it about a distinct design that conveys calm, wonder and excitement in the user and helps us recall a moment in time? Artisphere and Apartment Zero present the Washington, DC International Design Festival from Thursday, February 21 through Sunday, May 19, 2013.

The BioLite CampStove and HomeStove are featured in The Next Wave: Industrial Design Innovation in the 21st Century, a 4,000 square foot exhibition exploring innovation in product design from the last 13 years. Showcasing one-offs, prototypes and pieces in production, The Next Wave focuses on innovation from Spain, Italy, Belgium, the U.K., Scandinavia, the Netherlands and the United States among others. On view will be over 100 objects covering the areas of lighting, tabletop, furniture, textile, product, electronics, housewares, tools and interactive design.

The free public opening reception will be held on Thursday, February 21 from 7-10pm. The exhibition will be complemented by a series of free public programs (complete list follows) and a small retail shop.

Jim Cramer, host of CNBC's "Mad Money", interviews Jonathan Cedar, BioLite CEO, and John Levy, Chairman of BioLite, about the BioLite CampStove and HomeStove.

Innovation Forum "Better World: How Smart Design Is Improving Our Planet"

Today, innovators are making more than a living—they are making a difference, channeling their passion for design to make a better world. Currently, one in 7 lives in a slum or refugee camp, and nearly half the world's population has no access to clean water or sanitation. Yet too often designers are desperately needed in the places where they can least be afforded. Meanwhile, the impact of dirty cook stoves, impoverished families, energy pollution and historical artifacts lost due to conflict are attracting the attention of motivated design professionals. In this session, Cameron Sinclair of Architecture for Humanity, will describe clever and pragmatic ways to raise living standards for communities worldwide. Ethan Kay of Biolite Stoves, will show how to take an entrepreneurial approach to solving health, energy, and social concerns. Eve Blossom of Lulan will describe how she trained impoverished designers on lucrative trends and then built a business that lifts them from poverty. Günter Waibel and the Smithsonian Institution will show how they applied reality capture technology to capture, archive, and share artifacts and specimens with researchers, students, and the public. Finally, Gia Schneider of Natel Energy will describe how environmentally safe hydroelectric systems can generate renewable power more broadly.