Akraman, Nsawam Adoagyiri Municipality
Selected from a multi-criteria comparative analysis of candidate sites across Greater Accra and the adjoining Eastern Region corridor. Akraman provides superior catchment access, logistics efficiency, and geological suitability inside the Nsawam Adoagyiri Municipal Assembly jurisdiction in the Eastern Region, on the doorstep of the Greater Accra conurbation.
Akraman, Nsawam Adoagyiri Municipal Assembly
Project site located at Akraman along the Akraman-Sarpeiman road within the Nsawam Adoagyiri Municipal Assembly, Eastern Region, immediately across the boundary from Greater Accra. Direct connectivity to the Accra metropolitan waste generation zone without congesting urban routes.
Stool Land Tenure, Terms Agreed
About 50 acres under a 90-year lease agreed with the Traditional Council and endorsed through the Akyem Abuakwa paramountcy at the Okyenhene’s seat at Kyebi, with an initial commitment fee agreed between the parties. Lands Commission concurrence and registration are progressing under the Land Act 2020 and the Office of the Administrator of Stool Lands framework.
N6 Highway Logistics Anchor
Site benefits from proximity to the N6 corridor, the main Accra to Kumasi trunk road. Heavy truck access with year-round all-weather reliability and connectivity to the Tema port for product export and equipment delivery.
60 km Multi-Region Catchment
Over 5.4 million residents across GAMA’s 25 assemblies generate an estimated 3,800 to 4,000 t/day of MSW, and the 60 kilometre radius reaches further eligible assemblies in the Eastern and Central Regions. The plant will require 1,200 t/day, roughly thirty percent of GAMA generation alone, with 1,500 t/day contracted across three independent supply layers.
Nsawam Municipal Capital Access
Located inside the Nsawam Adoagyiri Municipal jurisdiction with Nsawam, the municipal capital, about six kilometres from the project gate. Strategic positioning for direct MMDA engagement, permitting coordination, and local government partnership at the host municipality level.
Scalable Replication Platform
The Akraman site has been designed from the outset to be replicated across other strategic N-road corridors in Ghana, making RD100 the first unit in a planned national waste-to-fuel network covering Kumasi, Takoradi, and Tamale catchments.