One of Nigeria’s most crucial challenge is power. Nigeria has been confronted with constant electricity insufficient ranging from power generation to its transmission and distribution. The main sources of its electricity are not producing sufficient energy to meet the country’s demand. For many years, homes, businesses,industries and farmers have faced the big challenges of accessing electricity. Farmers require nearly continual energy to increase farm produce. WIRE can help farmers generate energy independently at a cheaper and relative cost to meet their farm needs by using agricultural wastes which is a source of Biomass renewable energy.
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Waste-to-energy (WTE) is the process of generating energy in form of electricity or heat from biodegradable and municipal waste. WTE process can reduce a community’s landfill volume by up to 90% and prevent the emission of one tonne of carbon dioxide for every tonne of waste burned. Waste to energy plants operate like other traditional steam power plants, the only variation being the primary source of energy- garbage.

Radiation monitoring services involve detecting,measuring,and assessing radiation levels to ensure safety in environments where ionizing radiation is present,such as healthcare,nuclear energy,and research industries.Key components include:

Detection and Measurement,Personnel Monitoring,Environmental Monitoring,Regulatory Compliance and Reporting