Strategic platform for international technology transfer in East Africa
The dual expo served as a strategic platform for showcasing cutting-edge international technologies in water management and renewable energy. With a heavy presence of Indian exhibitors, the event emphasized technology transfer, particularly in wastewater recycling and green energy solutions tailored for the East African market.
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A hybrid process combining biological treatment with ultrafiltration. Smaller footprint, higher quality effluent.
A circular approach where no liquid waste leaves the facility. Uses RO and Evaporators.
Crucial for Blue Economy cities like Mombasa. New innovations focus on Solar-powered systems.
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Discussions centered on turning Kenyaβs agricultural waste into reliable, eco-friendly energy sources.
Ethanol (molasses), Biodiesel (used oil), and Biogas.
Creates a massive market for local farmers to sell "energy crops".
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The high concentration of Indian exhibitors indicates a strong cooperation model. Kenya stands to benefit from these "frugal innovations"technologies designed to be cost-effective and robust for developing infrastructure.
Adopting MBR and ZLD will be essential for Kenyan industries to meet environmental regulations while managing water scarcity.