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Niger State Government Advances Renewable Energy Through Signed MOU with NNPC

The government of Niger State recently inked an important agreement with the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPC) centered on advancing renewable energy and low-carbon solutions. Governor Mohammed Umaru Bago shared this significant milestone through a post on X, underscoring the honor he felt in conjunction with the Secretary to the State Government (SSG), Alh….

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Renewable Energy Collaboration Is the Key: Minister Nnaji

The Minister of Innovation, Science, and Technology, Chief Uche Nnaji pledged collaboration with eager renewable energy investors, particularly those capable of DBO (Develop, Build, Own, and Operate) schemes. Speaking during a visit by Hecate Global Renewables from the USA in Abuja, he emphasized action over mere dialogue, urging companies to take tangible steps. Stressing the

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South Africa To Tackles Energy Crises Through Extending Renewable Energy Plans

South Africa is fast-tracking its efforts to address a severe energy shortage, which is adversely impacting its economy. The country’s Minister of Electricity, Kgosientsho Ramakgopa, has announced plans to generate 3 gigawatts (GW) of power through gas-fired facilities. This move is in response to the daily power cuts caused by frequent breakdowns in Eskom’s aging

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Growing Acceptance of Renewable Energy in Nigeria

A group of energy experts, operating under the banner of The Electricity Hub (TEH), has proposed a comprehensive strategy for Nigeria’s energy transition. These experts convened at the 87th Power Dialogue, focusing on the theme of ‘Tackling Nigeria’s Energy Transition Vulnerabilities.’ Their consensus was that, to address potential challenges associated with energy transition and ensure

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A Nigerian Hydrogen for Eradicating Energy Poverty.

The adoption of hydrogen production from renewable sources in Sub-Saharan Africa has the potential to combat energy poverty and promote sustainable decarbonization. This innovative approach could revolutionize the region’s energy landscape, reducing poverty and fostering economic growth. Green hydrogen, generated from renewable sources like solar, geothermal, biomass, and wind, has the capacity to transform the

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Delta State to Enbrace Renewable Energy Strategies

The imperative challenge faced by Africa and developing nations in accessing cost-effective, renewable energy sources demands synchronized action from sub-national governments. The Nigerian Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Policy (NREEEP) aims to enhance energy supply, emphasizing renewable sources, energy efficiency, and inclusive energy access. This policy seeks to address various objectives, including cleaner energy, improved

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Nigerian Renewable Energy Hub

Dr. Doris Uzoka-Anite, Nigeria’s Minister of Industry, Trade, and Investment, has illuminated a promising path for Nigeria to emerge as a hub for manufacturing renewable energy technologies. This vision rests upon the foundation of the nation’s skilled workforce, abundant resources, and a thriving entrepreneurial spirit. Recognizing the profound benefits of renewable energy in curbing greenhouse

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Decentralization of Renewable Energy Solutions

Stakeholders in Nigeria’s electricity sector have expressed concern over the sluggish progress in expanding electricity access through decentralized renewable energy solutions. At a high-level policy dialogue event titled Sustainability, Inclusiveness, and Governance of Mini-grids in Africa (SIGMA), these stakeholders have united to tackle the numerous challenges hindering the growth of mini-grids in the country. Hosted

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Nigeria Climate Change Crisis

A recent report from Abuja-based think tank, Agora Policy, in collaboration with the MacArthur Foundation, underscores the urgent need for Nigeria to adopt a low-carbon, climate-compatible development path. Titled ‘Climate Change and Socio-Economic Development in Nigeria’, the report highlights the looming threat of climate change on the nation. Nigeria is currently at risk of becoming

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Call for Promoting Renewable Energy in Nigeria

TotalEnergies EP Nigeria Limited, in collaboration with TEPNG/NNPCL Joint Ventures, has called for increased commitment to the use of renewable energy as a means to combat the pressing issue of climate change. This call was made by Mr. Obi Imemba, the Executive Director of JV Assets at TotalEnergies EP Nigeria Limited, during the “Project Make

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