Hamtracom RD100 is being developed to gather the municipal waste of the Greater Accra region and convert it, in measured and financeable phases, into renewable diesel and sustainable aviation fuel. It is a Ghanaian undertaking, engineered to international standards.
We are precise about what we hold, and clear about what we ask.

Ghana generates far more waste than it can manage, and imports the fuel it burns. RD100 is engineered to address both at once, converting a daily burden into a domestic resource. The value is real, and the groundwork is well advanced.
We are not seeking a rescue. We hold something of genuine worth, and we are inviting a small number of respected institutions to help build it and to share in it. This site is an introduction. The substance is shared, in confidence, with those who engage.
A phased national effort, from a foundation phase toward full scale.
Open →A modern transfer model that keeps waste moving, never stored.
Open →Proven process technology and two clean fuels, with useful byproducts.
Open →Affumkrom, at the gateway to the capital, within a 60 km catchment.
Open →Cleaner cities, energy at home, and value that stays in the country.
Open →A coalition of recognised technology and delivery specialists.
Open →Built to international standards, with independent studies in progress.
Open →The Ghanaian founders behind the programme.
Open →The detailed programme materials are shared directly, under appropriate confidentiality, with the institutions and authorities who engage with us.