nwabobo: Bunch of clowns;

Lagos light rail - On paper

Independent power plant - on paper

Eko Atlantic - On paper

Lekki international airport - paper


The list is endless

GeneralJ: Lagos To generate 50MW from waste


The Lagos State Government, through its waste to electricity scheme, has disclosed plans to generate 50 Megawatts of electricity from solid waste in the coming years.

The project, according to the Managing Director, Lagos Waste Management Authority, Mr. Ola Oresanya, will generate energy from large dump sites and landfills across the state.

He said, “We have succeeded in producing electricity from waste at the Ikosi Fruit Market. It is already generating electricity and we are going to scale that up in all markets in Lagos. The largest quantum of electricity is going to come from the Olusosun landfill in Ojota, which will be a minimum of one megawatt; we are looking at about five megawatts from that site, which we can scale up because the site has a potential for about 25 to 30MW.

“If you look at the combined potential of energy we can generate from waste in Lagos, it is more than 50 megawatts, which is enough to lighten up a small village. There will be energy from our transfer loading stations, which will be programmed in such a way that the tonnage of waste that moves to those sites will incorporate thermal conversion into electricity.”

He said LAWMA was also building gas capture wells at the Olusosun landfill for the production of electricity.

“The Ojota landfill is about 20 years old and has over 30 million tones of waste buried in the land; it is turning into an asset for us. From July, we will start the process of getting certification from the French government on carbon credit for the site. It was recently turned into a Clean Development Mechanism project published on the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change carbon credit page. It is the fifth CDM project registered in Nigeria,” he said.

The managing director said the state also had plans to begin recycling waste into secondary raw materials and had commenced the development of a recycling plant at the Solous landfill.

“The Solous landfill at Igando is a potential asset too; we have commenced a development there, which is a materials recovery project. And talking about recycling, we have the biggest compost plant in Africa located in Ikorodu, producing compost,” he said.

Oresanya said the plans were part of LAWMA’s 15-year road map, which began in 2005, adding, “Lagos should be able to turn 60 per cent of all waste materials into secondary raw materials; right now, we are at about 15 per cent, and we are working on meeting the target.”

Source:http://www.punchng.com/business/homes-property/lagos-to-generate-50mw-of-electricity-from-waste/

Sincere 9gerian: Lagos to....this, Lagos to...that. And this is being celebrated?

Anyway, while Lagos is still doing to..., after 6yrs of Fashola reign (with N30billion monthly revenue) and 8 SOLID years of Tinubu's reign, Ebonyi state govt (with less than N3billion monthly revenue) is ALREADY taking delivery of 15MW biomass power plants. No noise
http://sunnewsonline.com/new/business/why-were-constructing-three-biomass-power-plants-in-ebonyi-okah/
http://thenationonlineng.net/new/news/ebonyi-gets-10mw-gas-turbine-for-electricity/

nwabobo: Bunch of clowns;

Lagos light rail - On paper

Independent power plant - on paper

Eko Atlantic - On paper

Lekki international airport - paper


The list is endless

tomakint:
You just took the words of my mouth my guy, I have been hearing of this story since the inception of Tinubu since 1999 and till date, it is still the same ranting!

Okija juju: ***Too busy Scratching my blockus to comment on a non existing project***

boron10:
And probably cheaper

billante: TO TO TO....If its GEJ govt that said to now all these ACN clowns will start opening their gutter mouth!

like someone said in previous reply when the project is up and running they should wake us up.

ceejayluv:
No, not cheaper.. Fossil fuel still remains the most economically viable

BarryX: Hope it is sustainable in the long term. I think this has been on the pipeline for quite awhile. Also hope this will reduce the stench that oozes from that Olusosun dumpsite this rainy season... Billingsway Oregun always feel the killing stench effect.

boron10:
And probably cheaper

Obiagelli:
I was waiting for you to show up, na lagos go kill you, if not for Fashola I for say na okada go jam you but I will leave you for brt.

chima12: Desola shut up.

Sincere 9gerian: Lagos to....this, Lagos to...that. And this is being celebrated?

Anyway, while Lagos is still doing to..., after 6yrs of Fashola reign (with N30billion monthly revenue) and 8 SOLID years of Tinubu's reign, Ebonyi state govt (with less than N3billion monthly revenue) is ALREADY taking delivery of 15MW biomass power plants. No noise
http://sunnewsonline.com/new/business/why-were-constructing-three-biomass-power-plants-in-ebonyi-okah/
http://thenationonlineng.net/new/news/ebonyi-gets-10mw-gas-turbine-for-electricity/

nwabobo: Bunch of clowns;

Lagos light rail - On paper

Independent power plant - on paper

Eko Atlantic - On paper

Lekki international airport - paper


The list is endless

Delafruita:
some people are just pathetic.the lagos light rail project would soon become operational.i pass by there everyday and i see the daily progress been made.the tracks are currently been laid.

lekki international airport is under construction.our firm has an estate project in that area and am privy to progress there

eko atlantic city is under construction.you can access progress report on their website

eko ileee:

Why bother yourself with some ignorant village illiterate ?

Delafruita:
some people are just pathetic.the lagos light rail project would soon become operational.i pass by there everyday and i see the daily progress been made.the tracks are currently been laid.

lekki international airport is under construction.our firm has an estate project in that area and am privy to progress there

eko atlantic city is under construction.you can access progress report on their website

anonimi: Did Lateef Jakande not build recycling plants while he was governor of Lagos state over 30 years ago
I remember at least one such plant betwen RT Briscoe and Oshodi, close to the army barracks/school. That was before Ayatollah Buhari's coup and he was jailed with other UPN governors who were delivering to the masses while his fulani brother, president Shagari was allowed in house arrest.

An action UPN governor with less REAL budget per capita (annual budget divided by population and adjusted for inflation) did MUCH MORE than these latter day progressive PRETENDERS who depend on propaganda to continue hood winking their mugucious followers.

Sincere 9gerian: Lagos to....this, Lagos to...that. And this is being celebrated?

Anyway, while Lagos is still doing to..., after 6yrs of Fashola reign (with N30billion monthly revenue) and 8 SOLID years of Tinubu's reign, Ebonyi state govt (with less than N3billion monthly revenue) is ALREADY taking delivery of 15MW biomass power plants. No noise
http://sunnewsonline.com/new/business/why-were-constructing-three-biomass-power-plants-in-ebonyi-okah/
http://thenationonlineng.net/new/news/ebonyi-gets-10mw-gas-turbine-for-electricity/

nwabobo: Bunch of clowns;

Lagos light rail - On paper

Independent power plant - on paper

Eko Atlantic - On paper

Lekki international airport - paper


The list is endless