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White Nile Consults Limited

Oilfield Waste Management Solutions for Energy Operators

Founded
Founded 2011
Locations
1 location

About

White Nile Consults Limited is an environmental and waste management company operating Uganda's largest privately owned environmental and waste treatment facility in the Albertine Graben. The company provides integrated hazardous and non-hazardous waste management, wastewater treatment, bioremediation, and valorization services for the oil and gas sector across East Africa.

Services

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Waste Water Treatment & Disposal
White Nile Consult Ltd designs and supervises tailored wastewater treatment systems incorporating primary, secondary, and tertiary processes to ensure safe effluent discharge, regulatory compliance, public health safety, and sustained environmental protection for industrial and municipal operations.
Valorization of Waste
White Nile Consult Ltd transforms hazardous and non-hazardous waste streams into productive resources through comprehensive waste characterization audits, material recovery frameworks, recycling, composting, and waste-to-energy strategies backed by commercial viability modeling and regulatory advisory.
Solid Waste Treatment & Disposal
White Nile Consult Ltd delivers end-to-end solid waste management covering stream analysis, segregation systems, material recovery, controlled physical and chemical treatment, and environmentally sound disposal in licensed facilities to minimize landfill dependency and long-term ecological risks.

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Founded
2011
Operating in
Uganda
Company type
Tech Company
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Industries3
Solution Areas3
Sub Industries3
Audience
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Business Model
Locations1
HeadquarterHQ
Plot 1, Water Lane, Naguru, Kampala, Uganda

References1

  1. 1.TotalEnergies

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Sep 2026
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#wastemanagement
#oilandgas
#sustainability