Niger
Energy

Biogas and Solar PV hybrid Mini-Grid for Farming in Woura village, Niger

TESSA POWER meets the need of energy to rural households and micro-enterprises thanks to its hybrid solution combining a biogas system - using agricultural residue - with a solar PV system.

An initiative of TESSA POWER

Overview of the project

Tessa Power will install a hybrid solution that combines a biogas system with a solar PV system. The biogas plant uses a proprietary downdraft gasification technology that converts abundant agricultural and livestock residues into electricity. The system will power a mini-grid that produces electricity for residential, business as well as agricultural, needs. The electricity is distributed to rural households and micro-enterprises through a green mini-grid system-providing a better quality, cheaper way to meet their need for energy. Agricultural uses that will be powered include irrigation pumps, agro-processing mills, and drying and heating processes. The biogas plant converts abundant agricultural residue, such as cow dung, poultry manure, and vegetables waste, into electricity.

Objective

Provide a better quality and a cheaper way to meet the need of energy to rural households and micro-enterprises

Level of progress

Networking, internationalisation

Project timeline

01/08/2019 - 8/30/2020

Quantitative results

Under studies

Qualitative results

Under studies

Financing

Business model under design

About the
organisation

TESSA POWER

website
Mahaman Laouali Ousmane
President & CEO
tessa_power@outlook.com
22796990779

Renewable energy and agribusiness

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A project
in collaboration
  • Rural Electrification Agency

    NGO, association

    website
    Dr. Hamidine Salihou
    shamidine12@gmail.com
    22799367892