Nigeria is about to launch waste-to-energy project in its Nasarawa State, with a technology pioneered by Canadian firm NH3 Canada Inc. The project will be delivered as full turnkey solutions by NH3 Europa in collaboration with Nigerian firm Trevari Group.
The two companies executed a MoU July 3 in Abuja and the partnership will now be called Trevari NH3 Ltd. exclusively for all projects within Nigeria.
Under the project the waste will be converted into 100% renewable energy, additionally the wastes will be processed and ultimately produce hydrogen and nitrogen for green energy storage as NH3 (Anhydrous Ammonia), for an uninterrupted power supply, as well as fertilizer for agriculture.
The pair already has an understanding with the government of Nasarawa to begin the funding and development for planning as well as construction and delivery of engineering works. Renewable energy generation and distribution in selected districts in the state has been agreed upon with the donor company.
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