Africa's First Waste to Energy Plant!
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- Опубліковано 4 жов 2024
- The workings of the Reppie waste to energy plant in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. An amazing project which will change the future of waste treatment in Ethiopia!
Thank you to Najken for the excellent tour and Tim for the swift camera work.
As an environmental researcher specializing in Municipal solid waste management, and also being Ethiopian, This news is a tremendous accomplishment for the second populous African nation. I am doing my research in Japan and can't wait to go back home and be part of the solution! THUMBS UP ETHIOPIA🇪🇹! THUMBS UP GUYS!
It fails and the person was saying we are not paid. he was blaming government no to pay them? did you do the job as free? I have also learned that there is a lot of corruption among the project which Fitsum told me from the Horn of Africa. they started this project first. from the government report also they hold the payment because there is some defect.
Hello Jack. Great work. Watching from Cameroon 🇨🇲
Every African nation needs to do this!
Absolutely. Your 100% correct
Every nation
Good job GOD bless Ethiopia !
Awesome!
Ethiopia and Ethiopians forward.
Thanks guys for sharing
I'm glad that there is SOME good news coming out of Ethiopia! And this garbage to energy endeavor, while seeming mundane to some, IS very good news! It is also something that ALL Ethiopians, regardless of ethnic group, indeed, ALL Africans, can get behind, because African cites, like urban areas the world over, are drowning in their own waste.
Great video, very informative! Appreciate it!
Greetings from the U.S.A. !! This is Incredible , keep up the great work!
Is about god damn time sure Ethiopia future is looking bright each day and having one of these machine that takes cares of waste is a great deal for Ethiopia it is needed much so is whole Africa continents.
Awesome video! This is so good to see. A great insight into how it will all function and what it will do.
Also I find that loud echoing sound at 7:16 soooo satisfying to listen to for some reason
Should add a HATC plant for municipal wastewater and organic waste.
wow its good started but we need more than. and thanks for help us.
Good
Very interesting!
Great Job Reppie in helping to eliminate our carbon footprint as well as our past! I feel that every large city in every state/province/country needs a waste to energy power plant. Landfills should be a thing of the past while at the same time eliminating methane [greenhouse gases], cutting down on distances/fuel to haul waste while also recovering recyleables and producing steam that generates heat and electricity to power homes and businesses on what would otherwise have been buried for long periods of time polluting ground and taking up valuable lands. If every large city everywhere had one of these waste could be hauled from surrounding cities hundred of miles away by rail/truck/ship/boat, and old landfills could be excavated eliminating their greenhouse gases, pollutants, and those lands could be freed up for development or just to return them to their natural state, eliminating eyesores. These facilities could be built right next to existing landfills to recover their waste and then the ash could be reburied in the lined excavated landfills or used to be mixed in with asphalt for repairing every nations highways/roadways which are in desperate needs of repairs. They could also be built with a recycling plant side by side to 1st hand recover recycleables. Reduce, Reuse, Recycle then Recover this should be our worlds future! Hopefully you can get rid of that nearby landfill cleaning up that land for good and eliminating the pollution from it.
Wonderful! Is Caleb part of this too? I think i remember him saying he was doing something like this in Ethiopia.
Aksum አክሱም ፣ ንግሥት Hey Aksum, yes that’s right - Caleb was working on this project in Addis. He’s not any more though as he’s got his own cafe to look after! 🙂
I thought so, i know he has another business in Addis, Bake and Brew. Thank you for your contribution to Ethiopia. Any help is much appreciated. :)
Ethiopia 🇪🇹 🇪🇹🇪🇹🇪🇹💪💪💪
God is great all the time keep u good job
So just how great is God did he finish the plantI would assume the bureaucrats are waiting for a large accident to happen because they are ensuring the area and when they get that insurance money they're going to take over but I hope everything goes according to plan God bless it all
Great video. Any vids around of this plant operating?
Great project for Ethiopian. Am currently working on a waste to energy project. Can I get the name or email of the contractors. Please
Woooooow
Good job what is the company name which do it Construction
Every country should be doing this. However, I feel that the permanent solution is to require manufacturers to accept back their own materials through a reverse supply chain and increasing the trash tax considerably.
i want to set up a plat like tht in my country in bangladesh hoping your help
I will love if you can give me the name of the contractor doing this.
How can we be part of this project..... Can they work with a particular state in Nigeria, that is in partnership with the state government....if yes let me be your link, we can take one state at a time
Hey there my name is seyi.Please what is the name of the company building this plant?
Swedish dude right?
It's not a solution to the waste problem, would be much better to do it right the first time and build a recycling factory, and only burn the residual waste, like in Europe.
good Jop
What's the price tag?
Why don't you talk about the situation that will affect your investment very adversely ?
This is good for Africa as we have problem managing our waste but i don'[t think its going to be sustainable as it creates lots of carbon dioxide in the air which again is not good for the environment. I think solar is the best way to go and it is the future.
Also what they are talking about is a lesser evil or a far greater evil sometimes people have to make those choicesbesides they have primary burners secondary burners to burn to smoke and anything that may escape from the first burn and then steam induced into thein order to make the lighter material heavy air before it makes it into the atmospherewhatever it doesn't get will be that extra 8% left over and it is better to have 8% than 65 or 75%
I almost forgot to mention how did it go it's been about a year I don't see it on UA-cam to be honest I haven't really looked yet LOL
In the middle of Africa, and you show two white engineers? Are you racist?
Africa first waste to energy plant and two white guys in the video
Whose technology do you think this is, zulu tech?
welcome to Africa 😂