Mercuria plans to generate the certified emission reductions by installing anaerobic digesters to treat and transform the organic fraction of Conakry’s waste into renewable electricity, a project which encompasses several sites and expected to create new jobs in the region, while health and sanitation.
Marco Dunand, CEO of Mercuria Energy Group, said: “This is an innovative project, the first of its kind in Guinea. We are very pleased to be part of this process and be partnering with the Government of Guinea.
“This is a clear example of how sustainable development can be paired with a commercial energy project. It also shows Mercuria’s growing commitment to business in Africa.”
