A consortium formed by PyroGenesys, University of Leicester, African Agricultural Technology Foundation (AATF), Mobinet, Babban Gona Farmer Services, ICMEA-UK and Koolmill Systems has perfected the move on the conversion of cassava peels to electricity through the use of advanced thermal technology.

It said the low-cost, environmental friendly technology will transform the way off-grid communities in Nigeria receive electricity through its innovative technology.

Speaking on the partnership, George Marechera, the Managing Director of Agridrive, on Monday, said the AATF is participating in the initiative to ensure increased income for cassava farmers and also contribute to energy sources.

“There has been a lot of attention on production and use of clean energy and this initiative offers an opportunity for AATF to contribute to that realization through its social enterprise Agridrive.

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