Development of a pilot of food conservation in Rwanda
With the support of French Treasury, WGS and Iroko Africa are developing a prototype of food conservation system supplied by geothermal.
Launched in the beginning of 2025, the commissioning of the plant is planned for June 2026.
Located near the border of Burundi, the geothermal site has the capacity to supply a small stand-alone geothermal plant. Based on direct use of heat, the plant will help local farmers to keep their production longer and to improve its quality, improving the food security as well as their income.
Working with private and industrial companies,
Water Geothermal Sustainability (WGS) knows how to identify problematics and answer efficiently and accurately.
Water Geothermal Sustainability (WGS) provides top quality follow-up of the projects.
Working with public entities and communities,
Water Geothermal Sustainability (WGS) knows to investigate in an exhaustive manner and to serve public interests.
