The first waste-to-energy facility in Africa during operation!
Built on reclaimed 7hectars of land from existing landfill.
Waste Disposal Capacity: 450,000 tons per year
Electricity Production Capacity: 185GWhr per year
Our Chairman discussed on CNBC Africa the role Africa needs to play in tackling the climate crisis through a combination of conservation and innovation.
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Meet @LtdCambridge! They...
➖Deliver leading technologies to address waste and energy deficiencies in Africa, as a holistic waste management and renewable energy company
➖ Provide local governments with an efficient, cost-effective solution to resolving power deficits
@Ambachew41@iyoba4u@AdanechAbiebie For the cost please check the full reference document of the owner's engineer Ramboll. Out of the 300+ facilities shared Reppie is the cheapest at 25MW and designed waste disposal of 350,000 tons per year. https://t.co/SPnJ4v9pNE
@Ambachew41@tumatafura@iyoba4u@AdanechAbiebie@shegerfm We have seen a lot of misinformation in the past. Electricity to the national grid and total waste delivered to the facility are hard facts to verify. For net electricity, the facility had the highest plant factor of any power plant in Ethiopia.
@Ambachew41@tumatafura@iyoba4u@AdanechAbiebie@shegerfm Waste-to-Energy facilities are actually designed to operate for long periods. The EEP official is sharing with you the grid intake for 2012 E.C. With consistent O&M it can operate more than 8,000 hours and dispose of over 500,000tons of waste.
@Ambachew41@tumatafura@iyoba4u@AdanechAbiebie@shegerfm The project is designed to operate for 7,400 hours per year with an electricity production capacity of 185GWhr. (25,000 x 7,400 = 185GWhr) It has operated for more than 8,000 hours in 2012 E.C.
@Ambachew41@tumatafura@iyoba4u@AdanechAbiebie@shegerfm Reppie facility first-year report (via Shegerfm). Produced 196KWhr of electricity in the last 12 months. The facility also disposed of over 500,000 tons of waste during that time.
https://t.co/6t8bqotiII
Reppie facility first-year report. Produced 196KWhr of electricity in the last 12 months. The facility also disposed of over 500,000 tons of waste during that time.
https://t.co/FhwJZWKjWn
Day 2 of Africa Works! 2019 will welcome the founder of Reppie Waste-to-Energy facility, Samuel Z. Alemayehu (@samza) at the plenary session and @CircularHotspot will host a workshop on Circular Cities. Register now: https://t.co/qgaRGzWjc4