The Ololua Forest Clean-up

As we formally formed Nikola Energy with one of it's key pillars as solid waste management due to the current waste situation the country is facing. The systems established setup are out-dated and over-run the high levels of urbanisation that the country is facing. Even with the concerted government efforts to revamp the waste systems in the country, we still feel everyone has a responsibility to do the same and it was with these views that we decide to organise as clean-up of Ololua Forest because some unscrupulous individuals in a bid to avoid paying the tipping fees at the designated dumpsites were using the forest as an illegal avenue. We managed to attract a group of about 250 people which consisted of all age brackets the community, from the young in the community to the seasoned parts of the community. The majority in the group consisted of universities students who thanks to KIUESA the overall student body in the country.

The 3rd Inter-University Debate

Clean energy is the back-bone of what Nikola Energy stands for and in a bid to up the conversation further and open up the conversation Nikola Energy was one of the sponsors of the 3rd Inter-University Debate on the proposed coal plant setup in Lamu. Here there was a cross-fertilisation of ideas on the project between university student and the Muchui Muchungi a co-founder of the company represented the company bring forth our firm beliefs.

Pilot e-Waste

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In bid to start a waste to energy recyling and power pant we held talks, with the Director of NEMA Kajiado County Godfrey Wafula, on what standards we would need to meet in order to have a successful and most importantly an environmentally friendly endeavor. We probed for possible issues NEMA would have with the plant and planned accordingly in our proposals.