Zeal Environmental Technologies Limited (Administrative Office)

About us

Zeal Environmental Technologies Limited Ghana was founded by Mr. Kwaku Ennin. As Chief Executive Director of Zeal Limited Ghana founded in 1977, his vision was to setup a company to serve emerging and existing  Industrial Commerce by providing them with Corrosive Engineering and Structural Maintenance Services. Ashanti Gold Fields arguably  one of  the  largest Gold mining companies  in the world at a point in  time, contracted  Zeal Ghana Limited to maintain their mining infrastructure  and other facilities around the country from   1989 to 2002.

Zeal Ghana in the period spanning 1984-2003 went from a relatively small company to become one of the giants in the field of Corrosive Engineering Services serving various Industries in Ghana.

Zeal is now Zeal Environmental Technologies, with a combined 35 plus years serving various Industries,  has  now extended coverage to the Oil, Gas and  Marine industries. Zeal Environmental today is one of the premier companies managing environmental waste and waste generated from  OIL & GAS Drilling both  onshore and offshore in  West Africa.

Vision Statement

Nature has some of the most complex yet cleanest industrial systems if we analyze it as such. There is a byproduct to everything that we do as humans, from the air we breath to the food we take in which are converted into products for the body to use and then by products of this process are discarded in 3 states, Gas, Liquid and Solid. These byproducts without any human intervention are still used by nature either as manure for plants or food for some animals, insects and fishes. Air, in the form of Carbon dioxide gas produced as a result of respiration, is used by plants to regenerate oxygen. It  is also used to balance some chemical processes in nature.

Modern industrialized process as efficient as it maybe, produce waste that needs managing. Zeal Environmental’s  goal is to provide our clients with the best systems and methods for the processing of Industrial Waste available, to the extent of reusing the byproducts termed as waste.