Our Solutions
End-to-end waste-to-energy services, from design to daily operation.
Plant Development & Construction
Feasibility studies, process design, engineering and construction of biogas facilities sized to local feedstock and demand.
- Feedstock and site assessment
- Engineering, procurement and construction
- Commissioning and handover or long-term operation
Clean Cooking Gas
Cleaned and compressed biogas for households, schools, hostels, restaurants and institutional kitchens, replacing firewood, charcoal and kerosene.
Renewable Electricity & Mini-Grids
Biogas-fuelled generation supplying communities, markets and industrial users with dependable local power.
Organic Fertilizer
Digestate recovered from the process and refined into nutrient-rich fertilizer that supports higher yields and reduces input costs for farmers.
Waste Management & Resource Recovery
Collection, sorting and processing of organic waste from markets, municipalities, food processors and farms.
Community Energy Systems
Shared infrastructure and local training programmes that lower household energy costs and build lasting skills.
How a Biogas Plant Works
Reception
Waste is received, sorted and pre-treated.
Digestion
Microbes break down waste without oxygen, releasing biogas.
Gas Treatment
Biogas is cleaned and stored for use.
Utilisation
Used for cooking gas or to generate electricity.
Digestate
Residue is processed into organic fertilizer.
What We Can Process
| Feedstock | Typical sources | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Food and market waste | Markets, restaurants, hotels | High biogas potential; needs sorting |
| Poultry manure | Commercial poultry farms | Nutrient-rich digestate |
| Cattle and livestock dung | Farms, abattoirs, cooperatives | Steady, reliable supply |
| Agro-industry residues | Processors, mills | Volume and composition vary by process |
Biogas Compared with Common Alternatives
| Biogas | Firewood / charcoal | LPG | Diesel generator | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Renewable source | Yes, waste-derived | Often unsustainable harvesting | No, fossil | No, fossil |
| Indoor air quality | Clean burning | Heavy smoke | Clean burning | Exhaust and noise |
| Price exposure | Local feedstock, low exposure | Rises as supply tightens | Linked to market prices | Fuel price volatility |
| Useful by-product | Organic fertilizer | Ash | None | None |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is biogas?
A methane-rich gas produced when organic material breaks down without oxygen, a process called anaerobic digestion.
Is biogas safe for cooking?
Yes. When properly cleaned, stored and piped, biogas burns cleanly and safely. We design all systems with gas safety as a first priority.
What waste can be processed?
Food, market, farm and agro-industry organic waste. Plastics, metals and other non-organic materials are separated before digestion.
What remains after digestion?
A nutrient-rich digestate that is processed into organic fertilizer for farms.
Do you own and operate plants, or only build them?
Both. We can build and hand over, or develop, own and operate under long-term agreements, depending on your needs.
How do we start?
Request a proposal. We begin with a feedstock and demand assessment to size the right solution.
Building a Cleaner, Energy-Secure Nigeria
Investors, government agencies, industries and communities: speak with our team about your biogas or waste-to-energy project.