Quintas Farm Gate Industries begins biomass energy use in Nigeria
What happened
Quintas Farm Gate Industries Limited began using biomass for energy production in Nigeria on October 7, 2026. The company acquired a large plot of land in Idanre and researches repurposing wood wastes and agro residue into renewable energy. Quintas has also designed, developed, and patented three products, including a pyrolyzer.
Why it matters
This initiative contributes to efforts to sustain the Nigerian energy market, which was seeded by Shell through All On Partnerships for Energy Access. The use of biomass represents a move toward circular economy and renewable energy solutions in the region.
All On Partnerships for Energy Access is working to sustain the Nigerian energy market, having been seeded by Shell to catalyze growth.
Who's involved
- NigeriaThe sovereign state where the biomass energy production is taking place.
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Nigeria
sovereign state in West Africa
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