Jubaili Bros drives Nigeria’s energy transition with innovative power solutions
Amid Nigeria’s continued electricity supply shortfall, many industries rely heavily on backup generation
Amid Nigeria’s continued electricity supply shortfall, many industries rely heavily on backup generation
ABUJA – Vice President Kashim Shettima has announced that Nigeria is unlocking over $410 billion in investment opportunities between now and 2060 as part of its strategic drive to become Africa’s leading renewable energy hub. Speaking in Abuja on Tuesday at the inaugural Nigerian Renewable Energy Innovation Forum (NREIF) 2025, Shettima said the energy transition…
The transport industry is a large adopter of clean energy technologies, largely due to the expectations of lowering carbon footprints and the desire to realize sustainability targets.
The facility is designed to scale distributed renewable energy solutions across underserved communities.
The target is for the West African region to be able to produce by 2030, 0.5 million tonnes of green hydrogen per year and by 2050, 10 million tonnes per year.
Collaborative efforts between governments and private entities can foster innovation and accelerate the transition to a low-carbon economy.
Collaboration with regulatory agencies, government authorities, and industry partners to develop coordinated response plans and share best practices is crucial.
The energy transition plan envisions the development, by 2050, of 250 GW of installed electricity capacity, 90% of which will be renewable.
The 100% hydrogen-ready engine is expected to be available for orders in 2025, and available for delivery from 2026.
While highlighting Egbin Power’s unwavering commitment to reducing carbon emissions and promoting sustainable energy sources, Bounour further stressed the need for deepened engagement and advocacy to further prioritize sustainability.