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Sierra Leone to build 30MW waste to energy project

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Sierra Leone is set to construct a 30MW waste-to-energy facility to improve both waste management and energy access. The facility to be developed by Infinitum Energy, will be set up in Freetown. It will process 365,000 tonnes of waste each year, generating approximately 236.5 GWh of electricity. This will provide power to over 3 million […] The post Sierra Leone to build 30MW waste to energy project first appeared on Pumps Africa.

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Sierra Leone to build 30MW waste to energy project

Sierra Leone is set to construct a 30MW waste-to-energy facility to improve both waste management and energy access. The facility to be developed by Infinitum Energy, will be set up in Freetown. It will process 365,000 tonnes of waste each year, generating approximately 236.5 GWh of electricity. This will provide power to over 3 million […] The post Sierra Leone to build 30MW waste to energy project first appeared on Pumps Africa.

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