In Nigeria, decarbonisation and energy transitioning have been a primary goal. Millions of dollars have been injected into several electrification projects, yet, using The World Bank Statistics, about a 47% of Nigerians need access to energy.
Ideally, this gives room for renewable energy to thrive, but some experts say reverse is the case. This could be factored into the accessibility, affordability and sustainability of these renewable sources. With Vision 30:30:30 window approaching, adopting renewable energy sources is highly important.
Hello Everyone! In collaboration with The Electricity Hub, Power Africa is shedding more light on fostering disability inclusion in the power sector! This podcast discusses essential policies and shares valuable […]
