Two-bin household waste system could support waste-to-energy in Ghana – Waste Care Associates CEO

Public health engineering expert and Chief Executive Officer of Waste Care Associates, Lukman Salifu Chief Executive Officer of Waste Care Associates, Lukman Salifu, says separating household waste into organic and inorganic streams could support energy generation in Ghana.

READ ALSO: Mahama Ayariga gives MMDCEs 30-day deadline to secure land for waste transfer stations He said the proposed two-bin approach would be straightforward for households to adopt, noting that nearly 60 per cent of solid waste was organic.

Speaking in an interview on Monday, 5 October, on JoyFM's Super Morning Show, the public health engineering expert said a two-bin system would allow the two categories of waste to undergo different treatment processes.