Cenpower Successfully Hosts its Annual KIPP Clean Project at Sega Beach, Collecting Over 200 Tons of Waste
Cenpower Generation Ltd (Cenpower), owner of the Kpone Independent Power Plant (KIPP), has successfully held the second edition of its KIPP Clean Project at the Sega Beach on 21st September 2024. This event reaffirms the company’s commitment to environmental sustainability through the protection of marine ecosystems.
The clean-up event, held at Sega Beach in Kpone, brought together over 200 volunteers, including employees from Cenpower Generation Ltd, Cenpower Operations and Services Ltd. (Cenops), Ecostar Limited and members of the Kpone Katamanso Municipal Assembly (KKMA), as well as local community members.
To maximize the collection of waste from the Sega shoreline, the services of Ecozoil, a company with expertise in mechanized beach cleaning and waste management services was also engaged in this year’s event. The initiative is focused on addressing the persistent issue of plastic and waste pollution along the shoreline of the Sega Beach.
During the exercise, a total of over 200 tons of waste, including plastic debris, bottles, and other non-biodegradable materials was collected from the Sega Beach.
The clean-up event, held at Sega Beach in Kpone, brought together over 200 volunteers, including employees from Cenpower Generation Ltd, Cenpower Operations and Services Ltd. (Cenops), Ecostar Limited and members of the Kpone Katamanso Municipal Assembly (KKMA), as well as local community members.
To maximize the collection of waste from the Sega shoreline, the services of Ecozoil, a company with expertise in mechanized beach cleaning and waste management services was also engaged in this year’s event. The initiative is focused on addressing the persistent issue of plastic and waste pollution along the shoreline of the Sega Beach.
During the exercise, a total of over 200 tons of waste, including plastic debris, bottles, and other non-biodegradable materials was collected from the Sega Beach.
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