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Spotlighting Opportunities in Nigeria’s Energy Transition Plan

In August 2022, Nigeria launched its Energy Transition Plan (ETP) to address energy poverty and climate change, aiming for SDG7 by 2030 and net zero by 2060. While challenges are on the horizon, spotlighting the opportunities in Nigeria’s ETP can foster support and catalyze this transition. In this episode, we are joined by Lolade Abiola, […]

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Grid Decentralization: A Pathway to Maximize RE Potential in Nigeria.

In this episode of Connecting the Dots, our guest is Dr. Damola Omole, Director of Utility Innovation, GEAPP. He joins Emeka Okpukpara to discuss grid decentralization as a pathway to unlock renewable energy potential in Nigeria. This episode explains how a decentralized grid can promote efficiency in the Nigerian power sector and how this approach

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Unlocking Wind Potential for Sustainable Energy Growth in Africa

This week, the Connecting the Dots podcast features Wangari Muchiri, Director of Africa WindPower, Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC). She joins Emeka Okpukpara to discuss how Wind Energy can be harnessed for sustainable energy growth in Africa. This conversation unravels the possibilities wind energy holds for Africa and how its adoption can address energy deficits,

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Nigeria’s new administration and the way forward

Peace and security are becoming essential issues in Nigeria, and arresting the insecurity is paramount for the incoming administration. The incoming administration needs to focus on certain areas. The first area is trust building, which must be reclaimed between the citizens and the state. Also, the ability of the state to reclaim its mandate as

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Sector Capacity Needs Assessment – A Nextier Intervention

With the increasing demand for better services from the Nigerian Electricity Supply Industry (NESI), more attention is being paid to performance management, performance implementation and quality of service. In response, the industry is activating and implementing policies and regulations that drive the quality of service. Capacity and performance improvement plans have become more commonplace in

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