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Nigeria agencies agree biogas development for abattoirs

EHCON and NBRDA signed an agreement covering biogas technology development, training and deployment.

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Nigeria’s Environmental Health Council (EHCON) and National Biotechnology Research and Development Agency (NBRDA) signed a biotechnology cooperation MoU in Abuja on October 15, covering environmental and public health protection.

At the same event, they signed a separate agreement for biogas technology development, training and deployment in abattoirs and related facilities. The announcement gives no site list, budget, generation capacity or completion date.

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    Nigeria agencies agree biogas development for abattoirs

    EHCON and NBRDA signed an agreement covering biogas technology development, training and deployment.

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