Our flagship Waste-to-Energy project tackles the waste crisis at its source — protecting the environment while building the clean-power infrastructure Nigeria needs.
The challenge
Across many Nigerian cities, unmanaged waste pollutes the soil, contaminates water sources, releases harmful gases into the air, and poses serious health risks.
Our Waste-to-Energy initiative turns that problem into clean power — and a measurable environmental and climate dividend.
What we're solving
Environmental & climate objectives
Environmental benefits
Reduce soil and water pollution
Eliminate open burning of waste
Cut harmful gas emissions
Improve public health outcomes
Climate action
Reduce carbon emissions
Lower fossil-fuel dependence
Enable participation in carbon-credit programmes
2025 / 2026 field programme
Technical partnership visit
SectorLead hosted international partners on a tour of six pilot states — surveying the full waste landscape to design our collection and conversion network.
Six pilot states
Abuja (FCT) Kaduna Plateau Benue Taraba Oyo
What the teams examined
Landfills
Municipal areas
Recycling facilities
Industrial plants
Agricultural hubs
Collection corridors
Outcomes
What the visits achieved
Waste collection points mapped
Identifying where waste concentrates across each pilot state to plan recovery.
Efficient collection plans developed
Turning the survey into actionable, route-optimised collection strategies.
Partnerships strengthened
Deepening collaboration with state governments and local stakeholders.
Get in touch
Bring Waste-to-Energy to your state or community
Whether you're a government, investor, offtaker or community partner — we'd love to explore how Waste-to-Energy can work for you.
