“We’re counting on the regulator to grant duty exemptions” (Arlette Tchapoya, Africa Waste Energy/Hysacam)
Africa Waste Energy plans to begin producing 10 MW of power via the Nkolfoulou landfill in the suburbs of Yaoundé.
26/03/2020 at 17h48, by Africa Business+
“We hope to start operating in 2021 if the administrative formalities prove to be successful”, Arlette Tchapoya, CEO of Africa Waste Energy, told Jeune Afrique Business+. The company is promoting a project to produce electricity using biogas from the Nkolfoulou landfill, located 12 kilometres away from Yaoundé and managed by Hygiène et salubrité du Cameroun (Hysacam), headed by Michel Ngapanoun.
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