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Nairobi Firm Eyes Lake Victoria Water Hyacinth for Electricity Production

Kenya’s quest to convert fish-threatening hyacinth weed in Lake Victoria into an electricity producing material has gained momentum with a Nairobi-based company being the latest to enter the venture.

Homa Bay Biogas One Ltd, Thursday expressed interest to construct a power plant in Homa Bay County to generate eight megawatts (MW) of electricity using the sea weed.

The biogas produced from fermenting the hyacinth will be combusted to produce electricity, which will be fed into the national grid.

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