Biogas Plant at Ngong Town Market

Kajiado County is committed to achieving a zero-waste goal by implementing a circular economy model that transforms waste into valuable resources.
Our approach in managing this municipal waste in involves;
- Utilizing organic waste for biogas, fertilizer and compost production
- Plastic and glass waste are crushed and repurposed into interlocking building blocks.
- Any waste that cannot be recycled or recovered is incinerated
This is effectively converting commercial waste into energy systems.
Through this collaboration, the county is able to leverage on our Biogas expertise and technology to effectively manage waste and generate renewable energy.
By adopting this circular economy model, Kajiado County is not only reducing the amount of waste that ends up in landfills but also creating economic opportunities through the production of biogas and building blocks.
This innovative approach to waste management is a testament to the county's commitment to sustainability and environmental stewardship.
For more information visit www.biogas.co.ke or
call [phone].
#biogasplant #wastemanagement #kajiadocounty #circulareconomy #municipalwaste #flexibiogas #zerowaste #zerowasteliving #climatesolutions #greenenergysolutions

[@susanm3103]

Kudos to the brains behind this innovation... Its very efficient and cost effective

[@FlexiBiogas]

Absolutely! Many thanks for the kind words and positive feedback.

[@kamso9269]

This is very clever. Other African countries should follow suit to stop felling trees for firewood. Well done guys!👍🏽💕

[@FlexiBiogas]

Thank you for your appreciation! We agree that sustainable solutions like biogas can play a significant role in reducing deforestation and promoting a cleaner and healthier environment.

[@wangui0011]

Super impressive🙌🏿 Dominic and team, yours is a creative and brilliant solution which can be replicated across Kenya to save our forests 🌳 💚

[@FlexiBiogas]

Thank you so much for your kind words and support! We truly appreciate your encouragement. Our mission is to create sustainable solutions that benefit both people and the environment, and we're thrilled to know that our efforts are appreciated.

[@jackalmuiz]

Well done Dominic and Co. This is more than commendable work and should be supported and replicated across the country. Proud of you!

[@FlexiBiogas]

Absolutely 100%. Asante!

[@susanm3103]

I agree with you! especially with the high cost of fuel... This would do

[@stephennjuguna315]

Love it

[@FlexiBiogas]

Many thanks for the positive feedback.

[@Shimak223]

Well done Ngong, Dominic and all the people behind this👍🏽

[@catherinegichohi4688]

Wow. Congrats. We hope this can spread to other towns.

[@FlexiBiogas]

Absolutely..if every town can manage their own waste, dumpsites would die a natural death because there will be no waste going in.

[@tsunamidigital5431]

it has always been my wish to build something in my rented house balcony..renewable energy using available resources

[@FlexiBiogas]

We are working on an urban model - The flexi Floating system - designed for urban spaces. You can watch a preview of how it works here.
- th-cam.com/video/JP4ob9RVklo/w-d-xo.html

[@muthonimathenge5589]

Brilliant thinking

[@FlexiBiogas]

asante !!

[@peteragba2194]

Good

[@FlexiBiogas]

Many thanks..

[@malvernmurimoga848]

@flexi Biogas i saw in that clip rotten lemons or oranges, do they not affect micro-organism in the reactors , as we are told citric acid its harmful to bacteria
??

[@FlexiBiogas]

Not at all, in fact it comes in big drums and all of it breaks down inside the digester.

[@msemakweli133]

Great! But oh, the working conditions 5:03 😳. Sifting through the stuff and loading it by hand. You can do better - some spades or something.

[@FlexiBiogas]

Yes for sure. we have improved a lot of the working conditions since then.

[@peteragba2194]

Please What are the necessary things I will need to get if I want to do it by myself

[@FlexiBiogas]

All you need to do is get in touch with us on [phone] or Email: [e-mail]
The units are very easy to install, once you make an order, we'll make arrangements on getting the unit installed.

[@francishunt8969]

So how do you use the gas at that facility. Who is the end user of the gas? Also what is the source of energy to power the insenirator . Do you use gas to burn the un recyclables?

[@FlexiBiogas]

We've set up communal kitchens where traders and hotel owners come and cook cheaply.
We are also value adding to the gas by drying fruits and vegetables from the market.
The gas powers the incenerator that burns the un-recyclables, then we recover the heat which is pumped underneath the digester in a hot water system to boost gas production.

[@francishunt8969]

@@FlexiBiogas wish you could make a full video of all these activities of cooking, the setup etc use of the gas by traders and hotel owners

[@FlexiBiogas]

@@francishunt8969 coming up in a few, we'll keep you posted.

[@oliverwabwire2836]

@@FlexiBiogas ......Hanging on to this promise too

[@susanm3103]

@@FlexiBiogas wow amazing

[@gaza1677]

Only 3 LPG cylinders a day it seems a bit small

[@FlexiBiogas]

It's realy a lot. In conventional biogas technologies, in order to produce the same volume of gas, the biogas plant will be as huge as the market itself.