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235NewsFirms team up to provide solar power to ‘base-of-the-pyramid’ consumers
More renewable energy firms are taking up the business opportunities created by Nigeria’s poor electricity system to provide solar power solutions that...
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289News27 solar IPPs up for completion by Nigeria’s rejuvenated REA
The new board of Nigeria’s Rural Electrification Agency (REA) will seek to complete at least 27 solar independent power plants (IPPs) spread...
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325NewsREA in pursuit of an efficient projects’ delivery masterplan – Ogunbiyi
Nigeria’s Rural Electrification Agency (REA), has indicated its willingness to change course and turn away from untidy projects’ implementation and delivery system,...
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327Features4 things you should know about biofuels
You may have heard the term biofuel or seen the signs for E10 or B5 without really recognising what they stand for –...
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396FeaturesPolicy REcap: Is energy efficiency an oxymoron to Nigeria?
By all standards Nigeria is not efficient with the trifling energy volumes she produces. She’s as wasteful in production, as she’s in...
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669FeaturesAdopting community solar in Nigeria: A sunshine-capturing technology gradually becoming affordable
By Toyosi Ayo-Bello Solar power represents just about 1% of the energy that utilities generate today, but that could grow considerably as...
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297NewsTake a good leap of faith, subsidise RE sector, SEPAN urges Nigeria’s government
The Sustainable Energy Practitioners Association of Nigeria (SEPAN) has asked Nigeria’s federal government to take a bold leap of faith towards cutting...
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599NewsNigeria speeds up rural electrification, officially swears in new REA board
Nigeria would on Tuesday take steps indicative of its plans to electrify rural communities across her regions with the formal inauguration of...
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659FeaturesFuel generators Vs Inverter system: Bye or Buy
Perhaps an unending grudge match, comparing inverters and fuel generators don’t always come easy, in retrospect however, there are reasons to make...
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635NewsWind energy successfully competing with heavily subsidized sources – GWEC
Wind power is doing just fine and competing magnificently against other heavily subsidized power sources, the Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC) has...
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276NewsFresh business moves by Nigerian firm could see costs of backups drop by 50%
A new business venture expected to be completed soon by Nigeria’s renewable energy firm, Blue Camel Energy, could see the cost of...
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362FeaturesCould small successes motivate big victories for SHS users in Wuna village?
A 10W capacity solar household system (SHS) installed in rural Wuna community off Nigeria’s capital city, Abuja, by the government and Azuri...
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1.1KInterviewsYusuf: Blue Camel’s new venture could handover Africa’s PV industry to Nigeria
If you choose to liken him to Elon Musk of the famed Tesla, you may not be wrong, both share a trait...
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331NewsAbuja off grid village seeks more from government’s solar system
Despite its acclaimed contributions to their everyday lives, residents of Wuna village in Gwagwalada area of Nigeria’s federal capital city, Abuja, have...
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371NewsNigeria’s Blue Camel inks multiple deals on hi-tech solar PV innovation complex
Indigenous renewable energy firm, Blue Camel Energy has signed multiple partnership deals with some frontline energy financing and original equipment manufacturing (OEM)...
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568NewsNigeria resets rural electricity agency with fresh executive postings
Two experts with deep knowledge in electricity projects development, financing, and execution, have been appointed by Nigeria’s president, Mr. Muhammadu Buhari, to...
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391InterviewsRE solutions in Nigeria’s clinics can make patients’ visits pleasing – Ogiehor
With over 10 years’ experience in the renewable energy (RE) sector, Tinyan Ogiehor, is highly skilled in managing RE portfolios. He is...
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5611NewsUp to 50mw of solar power may be part of Nigeria’s grid in 6 months
Nigeria could have up to 50MW of the electricity on her national grid coming from solar in six months’ time, OGN has...
