Background of the Study
Waste-to-energy initiatives in Benin City represent a promising intersection of waste management and sustainable energy production (Garcia, 2023). As urban areas continue to generate large volumes of solid waste, converting waste into usable energy offers a dual benefit: reducing landfill accumulation and providing alternative energy sources (Thompson, 2024). This innovative approach has the potential to contribute significantly to urban sustainability by lowering greenhouse gas emissions and fostering energy security. However, the implementation of these initiatives faces challenges, including technological constraints, high initial costs, and public skepticism regarding efficiency and environmental impact (Olson, 2025). The study critically evaluates the current waste-to-energy projects in Egor, examining their operational performance, economic viability, and environmental benefits. By integrating sustainability theory with practical case studies, the research aims to provide a comprehensive assessment of how such initiatives can transform urban waste management practices and contribute to a greener economy (Garcia, 2023).
Statement of the Problem
Despite the potential benefits of waste-to-energy initiatives in Benin City, significant obstacles hinder their effective implementation. Technological limitations, high capital requirements, and operational challenges have limited the scalability and efficiency of these projects (Garcia, 2023). Moreover, public apprehension regarding environmental safety and economic feasibility persists, undermining broader acceptance and support (Thompson, 2024). This gap between potential and practice necessitates a thorough investigation into the performance and impact of waste-to-energy systems, aiming to identify barriers and propose actionable solutions (Olson, 2025).
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Significance of the Study
This study provides valuable insights into waste-to-energy initiatives, offering recommendations to improve their efficiency and sustainability. Its findings will support policy reforms and technological innovations that foster a greener urban environment and sustainable energy production (Garcia, 2023; Thompson, 2024; Olson, 2025).
Scope and Limitations of the Study:
The study is limited to evaluating waste-to-energy initiatives and their contribution to urban sustainability in Benin City.
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