Welcome to WTE Waste Management Ghana Limited
100% Recycling, Recovery & Reuse
Welcome to WTE Waste Management Ghana Limited
100% Recycling, Recovery & Reuse
Zero to landfill - 100% Recycling, Reuse, Recovery of Energy
Our Vision - 100% Recycling & Reuse, ZERO to Landfill -Help with Sustainable Waste Management in Ghana with our new RST Gasification & Recycling Solutions Technology (RST) fleet of 400 Heil Trucks & 1,000 Gas-powered Rickshaws - Project facilitated and Knowledge Transfer by PSECC Ltd - UK
Our vision - Collection of MSW in Ghana - Residential Cities, Towns and Villages, Streets, Beaches and Commercial.
Producing 1.299 Million MWh each year of Renewable Electricity for Ghana
2,400 jobs created - management, technicians, engineers, Drivers, labourers and security
Full funding provision of $900 Million Bilateral USA Government to Ghana Government - non PPP funding, no Sovereign Guarantee, IMF exempt, No Government payback for this Sustainable Waste project
New Recycling plants & Green Energy Gasification - lead the way in Ghana to a Circular Economy
Taking the waste to the new
100% Recycling plants
( 150 tonnes of glass & 150 tonnes of metal recycled each day)
with
Waste-to-Energy Gasification
using all the plastic in energy generation to increase the Green Energy requirements for Ghana
Private Off-Taker agreements will be in place for PPA's
Clearing Landfill sites
Mixing landfill waste with daily generated waste as a feed-stock to the new plants to increase Recycling
Building blocks manufactured for House Building
ZERO waste to Landfill
Prevent waste being generated by Reuse, Reduction then 100% Recycle, Energy Recovery and ZERO to Landfill
Keeping Beaches Clean
Helping to keep all our Beaches clean and free of waste
MSW Daily collected waste
Use this waste - Circular Economy
RST Gasification & Recycling Plants & Funding
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Alset Power Company Inc (USA)
Alset Power Company Inc are able to offer Ghana this RST & Gasification technology Siemens ECP & Funding via USA EXIMBANK
Siemens GasTurbines
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Gas turbine (GT) OEMs have been racing for decades to deliver bigger machines, higher efficiency and larger combined cycle plants. Siemens scored a world record with a 4,800 MW combined cycle plant in Egypt (Turbomachinery International, Nov/Dec 2018).
GE and Mitsubishi Hitachi Power Systems (MHPS) both claim to have the biggest GT. GE’s 9HA.02 comes in at 557 MW, while MHPS’s M701JAC provides 563 MW. GE, Siemens and MHPS all claim the world record on combined cycle efficiency.
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Siemens has received its first order from Panama for six SGT-800 gas turbines. The industrial gas turbines, along with a steam turbine, will provide approximately 440 megawatts of electrical power as part of a flexible combined cycle power plant.
EPC - Engineering, procurement & Construction
Siemens
Siemens will build the RST Gasification plants - Help with Sustainable Waste Management in Ghana with our Ten new Gasification & Recycling Solutions Technology (RST) plants and a fleet of 400 Heil Trucks & 1,000 Gas-powered Rickshaws. ZERO to Landfill & 100% Recycling
Clean Renewable Energy - RST & Gasification
Energy systems are changing – fundamentally and fast. The importance of individual energy sources and options for power generation are changing, as are the ways in which electricity is transmitted and distributed. Power generation is becoming more and more decentralized making grid management increasingly comp
Master the challenges
The steady increase of distributed energy systems, the integration of renewable energy sources, and aging grid infrastructures can prevent the safe and reliable supply of power. Power producers, grid operators, power utilities, industrial companies, and municipalities can manage tasks economically and .