Bioscape
Building the West African waste-to-energy platform
Renewable Energy
39 Alfred Rewane Road, Ikoyi, Lagos, Nigeria
2022
Harnessing the potential of waste as fuel for a sustainable future.
Bioscape Commodities Africa is a biofuels feedstock business founded in partnership with Misa Group. We aggregate, store, process and export second-generation waste-based feedstocks sourced from across West Africa to harness the potential of waste as a reliable fuel.
Our mission is to replace one million metric tons of hydrocarbons with cost-effective, waste-based biofuels; reducing emissions and creating economic opportunity across the continent.
We combine the enterprising spirit and regional expertise of the Bioscape team with the experience and reputation of Misa Group to build a circular trade economy and position Africa at the forefront of the global energy transition.
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Traceable supply chain from field to export
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Countries: sourcing across Nigeria, Ivory Coast and Benin
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Feedstock classes spanning PKS, CNS, waste lipids and agricultural residues
STEWARDING IT TODAY
Leadership spotlight
Mikail Wushishi
Co-founder & CEO, Bioscape
LinkedInMikail brings deep West African commodities experience to the business, having spent a decade in West African business development at Mocoh before founding Bioscape.
Under his leadership, Bioscape blends on-the-ground regional expertise with Misa’s global reputation, with the ambition of making the company the premier source for sustainable fuels and feedstocks exported from Africa to the world.
He holds a BSc in Economics and Management from the University of Bristol.
“Africa generates millions of tons of underutilised agricultural and industrial waste every year. We are building the supply chain that turns that waste into a reliable, scalable and sustainable energy source, and doing so in a way that creates lasting value in the communities where we operate”
Mikail Wushishi
Co-founder & CEO, Bioscape
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