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A US company, Masada Resource Group says it plans to build waste-to-ethanol plants in ten countries of the world including Ghana, according to information from the US reaching ghanabusinessnews.com.
Its CEO Donald Watkins said the company is partnering with an international entrepreneur to build the plants.
The plants would turn municipal solid waste into ethanol.
According to the company, it is launching the project as a green initiative in China, Vietnam, Hong Kong, Singapore, Taiwan, Japan, South Korea, Denmark, France and Ghana.
Source: GhanaBusinessnews.com
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