PROCUREMENT NOTICE: DEADLINE 15.11.2022
The University of Rostock (UR) seeks to apply portions of their budgetary allocation under the Waste-to-Energy project extension (in Togo)
PROCUREMENT NOTICE: DEADLINE 5.04.2022
The University of Rostock (UR) is the overall coordinator for the WASTE TO ENERGY project while WASCAL is the Ghanaian
HYBRID WASTE-2-ENERGY FLYER
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GREEN HYDROGEN FACTSHEET
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H2 ATLAS FLYER
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GREEN HYDROGEN FACTSHEET
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ÉNERGIES RENOUVELABLES : LE GHANA CLASSE 1ER EN AFRIQUE DE L’OUEST
Pour lutter contre le phénomène des délestages chroniques, le Ghana a eu recours aux énergies renouvelables. Au cours des derniers
PROCUREMENT NOTICE: DEADLINE 14 -11-2021
The University of Rostock (UR) wishes to apply a portion of its budgetary allocation under the waste to energy as
FICHE D’INFORMATION LAB-TOGO
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LAB-TOGO FACTSHEET
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OVERVIEW OF THE COORDINATION PROJECT
Over the years, the cooperation that exists between Germany and West Africa has given rise to several initiatives such as
ADVERTISEMENT FOR A CO-OPERATOR OF A 400 KW HYBRID WASTE TO ENERGY FACILITY AT GYANKOBAA
The hybrid waste to energy as a sustainable solution for Ghana project is looking for a Ghanaian owned company with
H2 ATLAS
GERMAN-AFRICAN PARTNERSHIP FOR SUSTAINABLE ENERGY SOLUTION THROUGH GREEN HYDROGEN Africa has a growing population of nearly 1.3 billion, which has
TOGO: BIOGAS REFERENCE LABORATORY TO BE BUILT AT LOMÉ UNIVERSITY
The West African Science Service C entre on Climate Change and Adapted Land Use (WASCAL) at the University of Lomé
SOLAR SYSTEM FOR THE LOCAL ECONOMY
“According to the local electricity supply authority, only 25 percent of the population in Niger has access to electricity. In
