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Ikeja Electric inaugurates Obawole 15MVA transformer injection substation

Electricity customers in Obawole, Fagba and environs of Iju, in Ifako-Ijaiye Local Government Area of Lagos State have started experiencing a vast improvement in power supply, with the commissioning of the Obawole 15MVA transformer Injection Substation by Ikeja Electric Plc (IE). The Injection Substation, which was commissioned last Friday, would provide residents with the availability…

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Clean energy, still scratching the surface

The industrial take-off required to support the much-needed economic diversification remains elusive. A principal reason is Nigeria’s structural deficit, in which the epileptic power supplies form a major part. Industry sources suggest that businesses suffer an average monthly power outage of 239 hours (equivalent to about two weeks). As such, self-generation and the associated costs…

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Economic disruption: How the energy revolution will affect Nigeria

To understand the implications of the world’s changing energy demands, and the eventual change in geopolitics for Nigeria, we need to understand how our relationships with key economic partners like US, China, Europe and India will change. As the US has most of the other commodities Nigeria produces and Nigerians cannot afford most American produced…

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Ikeja Electric, Slot empower 40 youths through technical skills acquisition

In its determination aimed at reducing the unemployment rate in the country, Ikeja Electric Plc (IE) has partnered with Slot Foundation to train 40 young persons in skill acquisition and capacity building empowerment scheme tagged: ‘Youth Empowerment Program (YEP).’ YEP is one of IE’s Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives designed to empower youths who are…

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Morocco’s Platinum Power partners with China’s CFHEC on $300m hydropower project

Renewable energy investor Platinum Power, minority-owned by United State private equity firm Brookstone Partners, has teamed up with China’s CFHEC to build a $300 million hydropower plant in central Morocco, it said recently. CFHEC, which is a subsidiary of state-owned construction firm CCCC, will partner with the Moroccan group to finance, build and run the…

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