Lagos State Government Seeks Investors for Waste-to-Energy Projects
The Lagos State government, represented by Commissioner Tokunbo Wahab, announced its readiness to collaborate with investors in municipal solid waste to energy and waste to wealth projects. During Harvard University's Climate Action Week, Wahab highlighted the state's commitment to climate adaptation and resilience plans.
With a population of 20 million generating tons of waste daily, Lagos aims to transform waste into a valuable resource. The government is focused on sustainable waste management practices to reduce landfill sites and harness waste for energy production.
Lagos State seeks partnerships with investors who have expertise in waste-to-energy projects to achieve its waste management and climate resilience objectives.
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