*Lagos State Revolutionizes Waste Management with Groundbreaking Waste-to-Energy Plant*
*A New Era of Sustainability and International Cooperation*
In a landmark announcement, Governor Babajide Sanwoolu revealed a pioneering partnership between Lagos State and Harvest Waste Consortium to construct a cutting-edge Waste-to-Energy plant on the Epe landfill. This innovative project is poised to transform the state’s waste management and energy production, setting a new standard for sustainability and environmental stewardship.
*Transforming Waste into Wealth*
The new Waste-to-Energy plant will process an impressive 2,250 tonnes of waste daily, generating 60-75 megawatts of electricity annually. This clean energy will power 40,000 homes, significantly enhancing energy security and reducing the state’s environmental footprint.
*Environmental Benefits*
This monumental partnership promises to:
– Reduce 550,000 metric tons of CO2 emissions daily
– Improve air quality
– Divert 95% of waste from landfills
*Economic Growth and Job Creation*
Beyond environmental benefits, this project will:
– Stimulate economic activities
– Attract major investments
– Create jobs in Lagos
*A Testament to International Cooperation*
With the full backing of the Dutch government and the expertise of Harvest Waste Consortium, Lagos State is turning waste into wealth. This collaboration marks a new era of international cooperation, demonstrating that together, we can build a better Lagos and a more sustainable future for all.
*Join us in shaping a cleaner, healthier, and more sustainable city for generations to come.*