Schneider Electric defines physical infrastructure solutions for edge computing
High-bandwidth content, Internet of Things aggregation and latency-sensitive applications cited as drivers of edge computing growth
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REA connects 5m users with N241bn solar power grant
The Managing Director of REA, Salihijo Ahmad Salihijo, stated this at the weekend at a briefing on the implementation level of the Nigeria Electrification Project (NEP) of the agency.
InfraCredit opens domestic investments to support clean energy
The financing arrangement is an initial transaction under InfraCredit’s Clean Energy Funding Programme.
Africa’s first green hydrogen plant begins trial operations in Egypt
The project partners—which also include green energy firm Scatec, construction firm Orascom and Egypt’s sovereign wealth fund—are testing the electrolyser ahead of an expected FID in 2023.
TCN realising its power grid reforms, four other milestones for 2022 —MD
Abdulaziz said; “As you all know, we started this year with an unwavering simple, realistic and definite 5-point agenda for the organization. The agenda has been thriving on ease of operation, credibility, teamwork and focus on excellence in the organization.”
World Bank to electrify Sub-Saharan Africa with Distributed Renewable Energy
The World Bank with the Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency (MIGA), the International Finance Corporation (IFC), and other development agencies will promote private investment in distributed renewable energy (DRE) systems to electrify targeted areas quickly and efficiently.
Host communities commend Egbin Power as over 4000 benefit from medical outreach
Egbin Power Plc, the largest power generation company in Nigeria, said the free medical check-up was organized to reinforce its commitment to the wellbeing of members in the host communities including youths, women, children, and aged people by providing access to periodic healthcare screening, to promote sound health.
Why COP27 is so important for Africa’s future
If COP26 last year in Glasgow was about big pledges from governments and big business to provide a pathway to the goals of the Paris Agreement and enable a net-zero world by mid-century, then a successful COP27 has to be about finding out exactly how nations and corporations are planning to turn their promises into action.
Transparency issues becloud ‘one billion barrels’ oil discovery in North
Coming at a time when Nigeria’s crude oil reserves is retrogressing, standing at about 37 billion barrels for over 10 years, The Guardian could not find the details of the much talked about crude oil discovery at the Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC) as part of the country’s current crude oil reserves.
Nigerian Breweries signs $10 million solar deal with CrossBoundary Energy
“We are delighted to be a pioneer in the adoption of solar energy in Nigeria. These additional solar plants will provide a significant portion of our electricity needs and put us well on our way to carbon neutrality.”