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Installs biogas plants to create a cheap source of domestic energy, abate pollution, and mitigate greenhouse gas emissions from one of Africa`s largest slaughterhouses where unabated pollution threatens citizens health, and need for affordable cooking gas runs high. -Slaughterhouses with insufficient waste disposal capacity
-Users of cooking fuel
-Power grid companies -GNEEDER`s reactor captures and processes the methane gas from 1,000 cattle per day into 1,800 cubic meters of cooking fuel or .5MW of electricity.
-GNEEDER`s reactor generates enough profit to pay off its $1m up-front cost in 2.5 years, while providing needed waste disposal and fuel or electricity.