Sanergy: We've moved to a new home

Monday, November 1, 2010

We've moved to a new home

We've moved to our new home: saner.gy

Come visit us there or email us at info@saner.gy

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What We Do

At Sanergy, we aim to generate renewable energy through providing clean sanitation services in countries that desperately lack both. In th urban slums of Kenya, we are building a dense network of low-cost franchised sanitation centers that are accessible and affordable to the community. We collect the waste from these sanitation centers at our central processing facility where we will convert it into electricity and fertilizer that we sell to the open market.

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