Conditional Approval Sought — May 2026

Circular Solutions
for a Cleaner Lagos

A four-component waste-to-energy and circular economy platform for the Badagry axis of Lagos State — transforming 1,500 TPD of municipal solid waste into 38–45 MW of baseload power, wastewater rehabilitation, and eco-industrial infrastructure.

1,500 TPDPhase 1 MSW
38–45 MWNet Power
USD ~350MPhase 1 CAPEX
BOOT PPPConcession
SDG Aligned
06
Clean Water
07
Clean Energy
09
Industry
11
Sustainable Cities
13
Climate Action
KfW / Hermes ECA Eligible EU IED 2010/75/EU Emissions Standard NEPZA Free Trade Zone BOOT PPP Concession ADBA (UK) · NESREA Accredited

The Problem

Three Converging Crises in Lagos

Each unresolved. All simultaneously addressable through the LIWF platform.

Solid Waste

13,000

TPD generated daily — mostly open dumped

Olusosun landfill at capacity. 8,750 TPD legislatively unallocated after the Assembly's 4,250 TPD Zoomlion cap. The legislature has protected the entry space.

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Wastewater

96%

of daily wastewater receives no formal treatment

2.2 million m³/day generated. LSWMO's five plants treat less than 4%. Oke-Afa built 1982 — unrehabilitated. Jakande Estate boreholes contaminated.

Power Deficit

6,000 MW

demand gap — 12–18 hours load-shedding daily

Grid supplies 3,500–4,000 MW vs 10,000 MW demand. Diesel costs Lagos industry USD 1.5–2.0B/year. Badagry corridor lacks captive industrial power entirely.

The Solution

Lagos Integrated Waste Facility (LIWF)

One integrated platform — four interdependent components — one concession

SPV-A

Waste Transfer Network

7 TLS stations · SW Lagos LGAs · ~1,750–2,650 TPD · LAWMA WSAs

SPV-B

Anaerobic Co-Digestion

Biogas · Compost · LSWMO WWTP co-host · Oke-Afa + Abesan

SPV-C

Waste-to-Energy Plant

1,500 TPD · 38–45 MW · Martin grate · Siemens Energy STG

SPV-D

Eco-Industrial Park

Badagry FTZ · NEPZA FZE · Captive power at USD 0.07–0.09/kWh

MSW → Transfer stations sort organics + combustibles → ACoD converts organics to biogas + compost → WtE converts combustibles to 38–45 MW → Industrial Park tenants receive captive power via PPA → PPA revenues enable WtE project financing → Platform reaches DFI financial close. The system is circular and self-reinforcing.

The Promoting Consortium

No Single Partner Holds the Project Alone

Three founding promoters. Three continents. One complete capability set.

Biofil Technologies Nigeria Limited

Biofil Technologies Nigeria Limited

Lagos, Nigeria · Since 2014

10+ WtE / biogas projects

Lead Nigerian sponsor, concession anchor & operational delivery

  • World Bank L-PRES Programme, Yobe State
  • Clean Sokoto Project — State Government
  • Lagos Abattoir Biogas, Port Harcourt Prison
  • ADBA (UK) · NESREA · WAMASON accredited
GEFCO Invest AS

GEFCO Invest AS

Oslo, Norway

USD 45M confirmed commitments

International capital networks & DFI engagement

  • Africa-Nordic investment bridge — 25+ years
  • East Africa WtE portfolio USD 75M
  • KfW / Hermes ECA relationship management
  • Nordic institutional investor access
Viability Gap Plc

Viability Gap Plc

Nairobi, Kenya · Founded 2020

USD 8.7B active portfolio / 18 projects

PPP concession architecture & government partnerships

  • 12 countries across Sub-Saharan Africa
  • USD 22B pipeline, 35 development projects
  • USD 1.8B blended finance via eVGF structure
  • Vision 2030 & Tanzania NDC board representation
8,750 TPDLegislatively unallocated

Lagos State Assembly capped Zoomlion at 4,250 TPD — protecting this entry space by statute.

17%Of unallocated stream needed

LIWF Phase 1 requires only 1,500 TPD — a modest slice of the protected allocation.

USD ~350MKfW/Hermes ECA bankable

German content from CMPL + Siemens Energy establishes Euler Hermes ECA eligibility.

The Legislature Has Protected This Entry Space.
We Intend to Take It.

LIWF Phase 1 requires only 1,500 TPD — 17% of the 8,750 TPD legislatively unallocated stream. The entry space is real, documented, and legally protected.

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