The preliminary list of enterprises vying for a contract to build a 45-megawatt (MW) garbage-powered generating plant at the Dandora dumpsite is dominated by Chinese firms.
According to Nairobi County government records, 18 enterprises expressed interest in implementing the project, the feasibility study findings of which have already been authorized.
M.s Makyol Insaat Sayayi Turizm ve Ticaret A (Turkey), M.s Micropower Corporation and Enercon Energy Consultants Limited (US), M.s Nepra Resource Management PVT Ltd (India), M.s Iron Bridge Africa, and M.s Omnia Distributors Ltd (Kenya) are among the companies bidding for the contract for the design, financing, operation, and maintenance of the planned power plant.
M.s China Aviation Planning and Design Institute (Group) Co. Ltd (China), M.s Satarem America Inc. (US), M.s China National Electric Engineering Co Ltd (China), M.s China Machinery Engineering Corporation (China), M.s N.S. Thermal Energy PVT. Ltd (India), M.s Shaghai Sus Environment Co. Ltd (China), and Silicon Hub Ltd (Kenya) are also among the companies.
M.s Hitachi Zosen Inova (Switzerland), M.s Headway USA and PSVECC Ltd (JV) (US), M.s Consortium of China Energy International Group Co Ltd and China Tianying Inc (China), M.s Hunan Construction Engineering Group Co Ltd (China), M.s China State Construction Engineering Corp Ltd (China), M.s Yunnan Construction and Investment Holding Group Co Ltd (China), M.s SFC Environmental Technologies PVT Ltd (India),
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