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All On Off Grid Energy Business Report Publish! The report offers an in-depth look at the promising growth prospects for Nigeria's off-grid energy sector. It provides a comprehensive analysis of the current value chain and explores potential future trajectories for the industry.   Key aspects covered include the economic components of the value chain, the main players involved, participation requirements, and the challenges faced. The report also examines the sector's contribution to Nigeria's power supply capacity, its impact on the country's gross domestic product, and the opportunities for investment and job creation.   Additionally, the report highlights the significant role that Decentralized Energy Systems (DES) can play in helping Nigeria achieve the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 7, which aims to ensure access to affordable, reliable, sustainable, and modern energy for all.   This publication is a must-read for anyone interested in understanding the future of Nigeria's energy landscape and the potential of off-grid solutions to drive economic growth and development.    Executive summary below and report attached.    #AllOn ##offgrid #EnergyReport #SDG #SDG7

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📙✨Have you the read the report from RMI and The Global Energy Alliance for People and Planet (GEAPP), ‘Scaling Utility-Enabled Distributed Energy Resources (DER) in Nigeria’? The analysis details a 10-Year Roadmap to 20+ GW renewable energy market opportunity in Nigeria. It frames how utility-enabled DERs present a unique opportunity to address power supply challenges, grow private sector developer footprint, improve service to customers, and cut carbon emissions. Interconnected minigrids as a business model are outlined as big part of the DER roadmap efforts. Learn more. ➡️ https://lnkd.in/esfQZQ5D #MinigridsForAfrica #CleanEnergy #ClimateAction #EnergyTransition #SDG7 Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) Abuja Electricity Distribution Plc Ikeja Electric Kano Electricity Distribution PLC Eko Electricity Distribution Plc Benin Electricity Distribution Company

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Learn more about ‘Socio-economic case for deepening solar PV deployment in Nigeria’ in this Energy Report sponsored by All On and Boston Consulting Group (BCG). At the current electrification rate, leveraging conventional power solutions alone, ~30% of Nigeria's population would still be without electricity by #2030; resulting in a failure to achieve government ambition of ensuring access to sustainable and reliable energy for all (in line with United Nations #SDG7).   The scope of this study covers off grid solar projects in Nigeria and the report is structured into three parts: 1. Assessment of the Solar PV market in Nigeria and its future trajectory. 2. Sizing of socio-economic benefits realized from solar deployment in Nigeria. 3. key challenges inhibiting solar penetration and potential interventions to address them. To validate these benefits, All On and BCG commissioned a joint study to assess the proven developmental benefits realized from solar projects deployed to date in Nigeria, and to present a case for deepening solar deployment in the country.   Click link below to download Report https://lnkd.in/eizmh-Fu #AllOn #EnergyScale #EnergyInnovations #PowerfulCollaborations #Energy #EnergyReport #Accesstofinance

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One of the major factors affecting the penetration of renewable energy in off-grid energy in Nigeria is market uncertainty and the unavailability of market intelligence in the sector. The total installed mini-grid power capacity across the 21 mini-grids visited was 2.192MW, and the total population across all 21 communities being supplied power by these mini-grids was about 95,000 people. This translates to a power capacity of 23W per person. This report summarises the Nigerian energy sector, a survey of the off-grid market size in 21 communities across 11 states in Nigeria, the constraints and opportunities for growth and development of the off-grid market in Nigeria, and policy recommendations. _________ All On | Onyebuchi Odianjo (ANIPR) | Jadesola Rawa | Jide Sokeye | Blessing Afolabi | Omono Okonkwo | Emeka Okpukpara

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One of the major factors affecting the penetration of renewable energy in off-grid energy in Nigeria is market uncertainty and the unavailability of market intelligence in the sector. The total installed mini-grid power capacity across the 21 mini-grids visited was 2.192MW, and the total population across all 21 communities being supplied power by these mini-grids was about 95,000 people. This translates to a power capacity of 23W per person. This report, funded by All On summarises the Nigerian energy sector, a survey of the off-grid market size in 21 communities across 11 states in Nigeria, the constraints and opportunities for growth and development of the off-grid market in Nigeria, and policy recommendations. Click here - https://bit.ly/4akPI4B to read and download the report.

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Don't let grid instability and other energy challenges inconvenience you. Choose ACO Nigeria for a reliable energy solution when you need it most. Our High Voltage LFP Battery stands head and shoulders above competition in the market, providing uninterrupted power during power cuts. #SustainableEnergy #solarenergy #renewableenergy #solarenergysolutions

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3 DAYS TO GO !!! Webinar: Unlocking Nigeria's C&I Solar Market Join our webinar on the 20th of June 2024, to dive into Nigeria's massive Commercial and Industrial (C&I) solar market, which is set to replace much of the country's 40GW of diesel generation. Tune in for the latest in this dynamic sector. We'll explore 1) market trends, 2) growth opportunities for investors, developers and stakeholders, 3) which industries are best suited for solar C&I, and 4) the basics of how solar works for C&I and the benefits to your business. Also meet the Husk Power team and learn about our mission, vision, and values. 📅 Date: 20 June 2024 ⏰ Time: 14:00pm WAT 📍 Platform: Microsoft Teams 🔗 Register Here - https://buff.ly/3XmCOAc #SolarEnergy #RenewableEnergy #NigeriaCISolar #Webinar #HuskPowerSystems #SustainableEnergy #GreenEnergy #Innovation #FutureOfEnergy

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Husk Power Systems and Abuja Electricity Distribution Plc (AEDC), together with Duduguru community in Nasarawa State, signed a partnership agreement to serve peri-urban commercial and residential customers with sustainable, affordable and reliable energy from interconnected minigrids (IMGs). The solar-powered minigrid in Duduguru, located in Obi Local Government Area (LGA), has a planned average daily energy supply of 656 kW, which will serve about 1,000 customers, roughly 80% households and 20% micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) and small factories. The signing was attended by Chijioke Okwuonkenye, AEDC’s Acting MD/CEO, Nigeria Country Director Olu Aruike from Husk Power Systems and Prince Bulus Iwala (JP), Chief of Duduguru (ZHE Duglu). Husk, which already has more than 40 isolated minigrids operational in Nigeria, has identified a pipeline of more than 50 IMGs across 10 states in Nigeria. Interconnected minigrids involve a three-way partnership between minigrid developers, distribution companies (Discos) like AEDC, and the community where the IMGs are located. In May 2024, Husk and the Rural Electrification Agency (REA) announced a partnership to deploy 250 MW of decentralized renewable energy (DRE) projects in Nigeria, including IMGs. This is part of Husk’s strategy to scale the renewable energy service company (RESCO) model and meet Nigeria’s goal of increasing the percentage of renewables in the grid with resilient, distributed energy infrastructure. Commenting on the announcement, Manoj Sinha, Husk’s Co-Founder and CEO, said:“This is a first step in successfully scaling the renewable energy service company (RESCO) model, not only for all of Nigeria, but eventually across Sub-Saharan Africa. It is a clear demonstration of how decentralized renewable energy systems give people and businesses the ability to control their own energy future.” Added Prince Bulus Iwala (JP), Chief of Duduguru (ZHE Duglu), said: “On behalf of Duduguru Community, this is a welcome idea from Husk Power and we strongly believe that this will bring unprecedented development to Duduguru community in Jenkwe Development Area of Obi Local Government, Nasarawa State.” Read more: https://lnkd.in/g-YnphQ2 #RenewableEnergy #Solar #Nigeria #Investment

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The Nigerian power sector faces numerous challenges, from inadequate power generation to regulatory uncertainties. Discover the intricacies behind these issues and the impact of the recent electricity tariff hike. https://lnkd.in/dh3qkf2a #TuesdayInfographics #PowerSector #Nigeria #ElectricityTariff #EnergyChallenges

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Nigeria's power sector is at a crossroads, with a growing demand for electricity and a need for sustainable, reliable energy solutions. The sector faces challenges such as inadequate infrastructure, inefficient distribution networks, and limited access to electricity in rural areas; however, there are also opportunities for growth and investment. Join our Head of Research and Portfolio Management at Zedcrest Wealth, Luke Ofojebe as he discusses "Nigeria's Power Sector Outlook" on CNBC Africa today. Tune in at 2:30 pm to join the conversation #Zedcrest #ZedcrestxCNBC

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Energy enthusiasts and newcomers. The D-Day is finally here 🚨 Episode 3 of your favorite energy podcast is now streaming on YouTube and Spotify Join Oluwadamilola Olakunle Ajayi and Myke OSEH (The ENABLA®), “The Enabla” and also the Chief Energy Officer of Energy Crosshair Solutions, as we discuss the state of the gas industry In case you missed out on the last episodes, do well to catch up on this link below👇🏾 https://lnkd.in/ef2YVKtt #energyhackpod #energyhacks #energyhack #energyinsider #podcast #podcastersofinstagram #genderequality #energysector #energyhackpodcast #industryleaders #podcastrelease

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Optimizing solar energy is crucial, especially in regions like Nigeria and Africa where sunlight is abundant but grid reliability can be inconsistent. By strategically positioning your panels, adjusting for seasonal changes, investing in high-quality batteries, and ensuring regular maintenance, you can significantly enhance the efficiency of your solar systems. These small yet impactful steps not only maximize your energy capture but also ensure a consistent power supply, even during off-peak times. #pradopower #renewableenergy #sustainability #solarenergy #solarpower #solargrid #energyefficiency

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Rural Electrification Agency of Nigeria (REA) and EM-ONE Energy Solutions (EM-ONE) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to develop and deploy a groundbreaking 350 megawatts of renewable energy projects across Nigeria.  The MoU between REA and EM-ONE was signed this week by REA’s CEO and Managing Director, Abba Abubakar Aliyu and EM-ONE's Director of Sustainable Energy, Adnan Rashid at the Alliance for Rural Electrification (ARE) Energy Access Investment Forum 2024 in Lagos. The partnership between REA and EM-ONE will be supported by a $750 million DARES Project (Distributed Access to Renewable Energy Scale-Up), funded by The World Bank and administered by REA. DARES is expected to launch later in 2024. The collaboration will significantly increase generation capacity within Nigeria, with EM-ONE focused on developing and deploying interconnected mini-grids (IMGs), healthcare facility electrification, e-mobility, smart grids, virtual power plants (VPP) and capacity building for renewable energy across Nigeria. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gMsXFUtB #RenewableEnergy #Solar #Nigeria #Investment

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UPDATE! UPDATE!! UPDATE!!! This is to Inform the general public about Chartered Institute of Power Engineers of Nigeria Membership and Licensing Review Policy. #power##engineers##fellows##policy##review#

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Solar Energy and the Nigerian National Grid: What You Should Know Nigeria's power grid has long struggled with inconsistencies, leading to frequent blackouts. Solar energy offers a sustainable and cost-effective solution. Unlike the national grid, solar power is reliable, renewable, and can be tailored to your needs. For small businesses, investing in solar can reduce operational costs, ensure continuous power supply, and boost productivity.  With companies like Maypatronic, you can access affordable solar energy solutions tailored for Nigerian small businesses. Imagine a future where you control your energy and save on electricity bills! Why switch to solar? ✅ Energy independence from the grid. ✅ Reduced electricity bills. ✅ Eco-friendly and renewable. ✅ Reliable power, rain or shine. Take the leap towards a brighter, uninterrupted future with Maypatronic. Get in touch today for a free consultation! 📞 Contact: +2347017796300 (WhatsApp) #SolarEnergy #NigeriaEnergyCrisis #NationalGrid #RenewableEnergy #Maypatronic #AffordableSolar #SmallBusinessSolutions #SustainableFuture

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IHS Towers Nigeria, a subsidiary of IHS Towers, has partnered with Jaza Energy to expand solar-powered solutions in underserved Nigerian communities. This collaboration aims to provide reliable and sustainable energy access to off-grid areas. The partnership will leverage IHS Nigeria's extensive infrastructure and Jaza Energy's expertise in renewable energy solutions. Jaza Energy will deploy its solar-powered battery swapping technology at IHS Nigeria's tower sites, creating a network of energy hubs. These energy hubs will serve as charging stations for portable batteries, which community members can rent for household use. This innovative approach addresses the challenge of limited electricity access in rural and peri-urban areas of Nigeria. The initiative aligns with Nigeria's goal of achieving universal electricity access by 2030. It also supports the country's commitment to reducing carbon emissions and promoting sustainable development. #RenewableEnergy #SolarPower #NigeriaEnergy #SustainableDevelopment #OffGridSolutions

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