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Renewable Energy

President Buhari urged to probe N9.2b cookstove deal

Abuja-based non-governmental organisation (NGO), Connected Development (CODE), has called on President Muhammadu Buhari to probe transactions related to the N9.2 billion National Clean Cookstove...
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Micro-hydro scheme to transform Malawian communities

Fifty-year-old Martha Mwalabu travels eight kilometers to have her maize grounded so she has food for her husband, six children and grandchildren. Mwalabu also spends...
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How renewable energy can save Chilean lives, create jobs, by study

A new study has been launched by the Chilean Citizens' Committee on Climate Change showing that, by switching to 100% renewable energy by 2050,...
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Fresh RUWES scheme targets women, girls displaced by insurgency

Following the weeklong Capacity Enhancement Workshop that held in Abuja last week, the Rural Women Energy Security (RUWES) will now embark on a campaign...
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Dreams, hope as solar powers century-old Lagos island

For the first time in his 30 years of residence on Sagbo Kodji Island, Friday Onos has electricity in his home. To him, it...
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Flagship energy scheme to empower, lift rural women

In the bid to promote inclusive clean energy access and empower rural women to rise out of poverty, a special training and skill acquisition...
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Smart Villages: New thinking for off-grid communities

"Smart Villages: New Thinking for off-grid communities worldwide" is a collection of opinion pieces in renewable energy. It is a chronicle of ideas by...
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N9.2bn cookstoves: Lawsuit is a distraction

Hamzat Lawal’s Follow The Money, in a recent reaction to the saga, says the lawsuit involving government and the contractor is an unnecessary distraction...
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