In this episode, Oghosa Erhahon, Energy Analyst, Nextier Power, discuss the role young people can play in Nigeria’s renewable energy transition and the opportunities clean energy can provide for the country’s teeming youth population.
In this episode, Mir Islam, CEO, EM-ONE Energy Solutions, discusses the benefits of solar energy for public facilities and highlights the components of the Mabushi Solar Microgrid, which will reduce the Ministry of Work’s grid electricity use by 70%.
In this episode, Bankole Cardoso, Managing Director, Engie Energy Access, discusses Engie’s recent projects in the country and highlights the company’s recent plans to deploy 300 mini-grids across the country.
In this episode, Chibueze Ekeh, CEO, CEESOLAR, highlights career paths in the off-grid renewable energy sector for professionals in other parts of the value chain and discuss how an influx of capacity will boost clean energy access across the continent.
In this episode, Uche Oge, Project Lead, Hardware Garage, discusses the Garage’s recent call for innovative ideas in the E-mobility, food sustainability/agriculture and clean energy/tech sectors. He highlights the details of this call, benefits for budding entrepreneurs and the motivation behind this business accelerator.
In this episode, Chioma Agogo, General Manager for West & Central Africa Partnerships, Greenlight Planet, discusses the role telecommunications play in enhancing off-grid energy access on the continent, the challenges consumers face and what can be done to accelerate the deployment of these solutions across the continent.
In this episode, Olu Aruike, Country Director, Husk Power Systems, discusses the potentials of off-grid energy systems for agro and agro-allied industries.
In this episode, Suleiman Babamanu, Project Lead, Solar Naija Project, discusses the status of the project, which aims to achieve 5 million new solar-based connections in unconnected communities.
In this episode, Otteh Edubio discusses Okra Solar’s Mesh Grid technology, their recent project in Onono, Anambra and their plans for the Nigerian off-grid space.
