Waste Management Projects
AHERO TOWN'S BIOGAS PLANT KISUMU COUNTY
In partnership with the County Government of Kisumu, this biogas plant processes over 1 ton of organic waste daily from Ahero Market. The project operates on a circular economy model, converting waste that would have ended up in dumpsites into clean cooking energy and organic fertilizer. It reduces pollution, supports local farmers, and serves as a replicable waste-to-energy model for urban markets.
BIAGAS PLANT AT THE NEW NGONG MARKET
With more than 2,500 traders generating over 2 tons of waste daily, the New Ngong Market biogas system ensures zero organic waste reaches the dumpsite. The project delivers clean energy, improves sanitation, and demonstrates how markets can become self-sufficient through sustainable waste management.
WASTE WATER TREATMENT FOR RE-USE IN AGRICULTURE
Our grey water treatment solution uses Effective Microorganisms (EM) to break down solids and destroy pathogens, making water safe for irrigation. This approach not only prevents environmental pollution but also enhances the quality of water for agricultural use. By recycling wastewater, we support sustainable farming and reduce the demand for fresh water resources, contributing to food security and environmental health.
Dealing with Invasive Species Projects
From Invasive Cactus to Clean Energy – Dol Dol, Laikipia
In Laikipia County, we transformed the invasive opuntia cactus into a clean energy resource by installing over 100 domestic biogas systems. The project also introduced cactus choppers, beehives, and vertical gardens, creating a self-sustaining ecosystem that supports energy access, organic farming, and food security. It is a powerful example of turning ecological challenges into community opportunity.
Turning Water Hyacinth into Cooking Fuel – Kenya
Using our T-REX biogas technology, invasive water hyacinth is converted into clean cooking fuel. Implemented in partnership with AstraZeneca, this project tackles water pollution and energy poverty simultaneously — restoring aquatic ecosystems while supporting livelihoods and clean energy access.
Biogas for Schools,Farms, Hotels & Areas with High Energy Demand Projects
FRIENDS THEOLOGICAL COLLEGE, KAIMOSI
A T-REX M100 biogas system was installed to manage organic waste and reduce energy costs at Friends Theological College. The system provides clean energy for cooking and heating while supporting the institution’s sustainability goals. This project serves as a model for green campuses and learning institutions..
JET INN GARDENS HOTEL, EMALI
At Jet Inn Gardens Hotel, a 100m³ T-REX biogas system converts kitchen and food waste from the hotel into 40–50m3 of biogas daily (equivalent to about 20 kilos LPG cylinder). The installation has significantly reduced organic waste disposal costs and has provided a reliable, eco-friendly energy source — demonstrating the value of biogas in the hospitality industry.
EMPOWERING NAIROBI DAIRY FARMERS
In collaboration with the Nairobi County Government, Flexi Biogas installed 5 domestic biogas systems for model dairy farmers. These systems process animal and organic waste, providing clean energy for cooking and heating while producing nutrient-rich fertilizer for crops. The project has improved waste management, reduced reliance on firewood, and enhanced the livelihoods of participating farmers. It stands as a successful example of how biogas can empower agricultural communities and promote sustainable farming practices.
FLEXI BIOGAS SOLUTIONS IN TOGO
In partnership with the National Agency for Grassroots Development Support (ANADEB), we installed 10 Flexi Biogas units in Togo as a pilot project to replace wood-fuel. The systems serve as a sustainable energy solution for local communities, reducing deforestation and providing clean cooking gas. The project demonstrates the adaptability of Flexi Biogas technology in diverse environments and its potential to drive positive environmental and social change across Africa.
Domestic Systems - Clean Cooking Energy for Households
FLEXI BIOGAS INSTALLATION IN TANZANIA
In partnership with Flint Global, we installed 32 domestic Flexi Biogas units across Tanzania. These systems provide clean cooking energy, significantly reduce indoor air pollution, and promote sustainable waste management. The project empowers vulnerable communities, improves health outcomes, and supports a greener future by turning organic waste into valuable resources. Local families now benefit from reliable, eco-friendly energy and organic fertilizer for their farms, fostering both environmental and economic sustainability.
EMPOWERING COMMUNITIES WITH CLEAN ENERGY.
Our collaboration with Aga Khan Foundation brought clean energy to over 35 households in Kirinyaga and Kwale counties. Through Flexi Biogas, families now enjoy sustainable, clean energy for cooking and heating. The initiative also provides a sustainable source of organic fertilizer, supporting greener agriculture and improving the quality of life for beneficiaries. The smiles of our recipients are a testament to the positive impact of this project.
WOMEN IN UGANDA EMBRACE FLEXI BIOGAS
Flexi Biogas technology is transforming lives for 200 families in Uganda. Previously, women had to cut down trees for firewood, but with the installation of Flexi Biogas units, families now cook with clean energy. This shift reduces deforestation, improves health, and empowers women to focus on other economic activities, fostering sustainable development in their communities. The project highlights the social and environmental benefits of biogas adoption.