
Sub-Saharan municipalities are rapidly urbanising but remain unequipped to manage the daily volumes of municipal solid waste generated. Without local processing capacity, this waste is burned, dumped, or abandoned—undermining public health, land use, and climate goals. At the same time, many urban districts remain disconnected from reliable power, clean cooking gas, and decentralised energy infrastructure.
RE+CYCLE offers a modular, scalable Waste-to-Energy (WtE) infrastructure solution. Delivered by RE+CIRCLE, each unit processes 50–80 tons of waste per day—converting it into electricity, bottled biogas, and optional synthetic methane (LSNG). The ecosystem can be expanded or relocated to match urban growth.

RE+CIRCLE finances and operates the asset, then transfers it to the city or community after a set term.
Shared-risk delivery model where public and private parties co-invest and co-manage.
Power and gas sales secured via offtake agreements with public utilities or open up monopoly for local community distributors.
Each model reduces the financing burden for municipalities while ensuring stable returns and replicability for investors. Local governments contribute land, permitting support, and utility access. RE+CIRCLE leads design, delivery, and long-term performance.
Involves the community in operation to convert unmanaged daily waste into power, gas, and economic activity.
Boosts local energy security and resilience for solo entrepreneurs, local businesses and households.
Requires no up-front public capital investment under BOOT or PPP models.
Strong ROI from diversified revenue: electricity, gas, carbon
Modularity allows flexible scaling and ability to relocate
Structured for grant and blended-finance compatibility
RE+CYCLE South turns unmanaged daily waste into decentralised energy and circular growth—one neighbourhood at a time.
Disclaimer: The above is for informational purposes only and does not constitute an offer or solicitation to invest. Projected returns are estimates and not guarantees. All investment decisions should be made after thorough due diligence and consultation with financial advisors.
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