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Netherlands Embassy provides solar energy mini-grid to Bayelsa community

The Netherlands Embassy in Nigeria has provided solar min-grid for an uninterrupted power supply to Kalaba Community in Bayelsa State. In a press release issued...
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Renewable Energy

UN says 1.6m people die yearly from cooking stove fumes globally

The United Nations (UN) says at least 1.6 million people around the world die yearly of smoke related illnesses due to inefficient cooking stoves. The...
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Domestic gas optimisation key to energy transition, says govt

The Federal Government has said that it will optimise the country’s abundant gas resource to achieve transition to low carbon energy sources. Chief Timipre Sylva,...
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Renewable Energy

NBTE lauds Kadpoly for producing biofuel clean cook stove

The National Board for Technical Education (NBTE) has commended the Kaduna Polytechnic Centre for Renewable Energy and Sustainable Technology Development for producing a biofuel...
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Energy crisis: How investment in renewables, distribution mechanisms can bridge deficit – Segun Adaju

Dr. Segun Adaju is a Nigerian entrepreneur and the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Consistent Energy Limited. His organisation serves as the lead consultant...
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Solar Impulse’s legacy taken one step further

When they achieved the first solar electric flight around the world in Solar Impulse 2, Bertrand Piccard and André Borschberg had to take turns...
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Innovative technologies for sustainable energy explored at Asia-Pacific Climate Week

Innovative and emerging sustainable energy technologies to achieve net-zero carbon emissions were explored at three events during the Asia-Pacific Climate Week (APCW2021) which took...
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Renewable Energy

Solving Nigeria’s epileptic power supply with coal

The issue of erratic and epileptic power supply in Nigeria is as old as the country itself. Nigeria industrial development over the years has been...
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