Sierra Leone
Waste-to-energy · Freetown, Sierra Leone
Late Stage Development
Energy that creates
opportunity.
Infinitum Energy has set out to create a meaningful impact in the young and growing country of Sierra Leone by implementing a 1,000 ton per day, waste to energy facility. The facility will produce 30MW of clean, renewable baseload power, increasing the available power to the grid, operated by Electrical Distribution & Supply Authority, under the control of the Minister of Energy, by 40%.
The goal of the project will allow for the safe diversion of approximately 30% of the waste generated in the greater Western Area of Sierra Leone. The Western Area consists of the City of Freetown, the city of Waterloo and some other rural areas, with a combined population of approximately 2.2 million people.
Planned project outcomes from the published project particulars. Figures are projections, subject to development and financing.
The path to
lasting impact.
Detailed Engineering: ESIA Grid Study FEED
Detailed engineering, including environmental and social impact assessment (ESIA), a grid study, and front-end engineering design (FEED).
