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170NewsHow climate change will affect your health
A new report from the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) has warned of dire consequences if governments do not...
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3761Features14 solar IPPs signed, 1125MW promised, zero electron delivered
OGN, imagines that it is more than two years since Nigeria signed agreements with solar power plants developers but no single electron...
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398NewsNigeria backs mini grids to end power shortage
Nigeria will be looking to operators in its emerging mini grid electricity sub-sector to break up the monopoly enjoyed by its electricity...
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219RE-talkScaling Off-Grid Energy Access Requires Different Platform Architectural Synergy for Payment Collections
By Segun Adaju and Ebipere Clark It is common knowledge that one of Nigeria’s biggest infrastructural challenges is access to electricity with...
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137NewsWatch out! Climate change could lead to dramatic beer shortage
Trouble is brewing for the world’s beer drinkers, with climate change set to cause ‘dramatic’ price spikes and supply shortages, a new...
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328NewsNigeria likely to see 60% drop in mini grid electricity tariff by 2020 – report
Folks in Nigeria connected to electricity supplied from mini grid power systems which are mostly solar-based, could see their tariff drop by...
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123Events#NAEE2018 – Nigerian Alternative Energy Expo
The 8th edition of the Nigerian Alternative Energy Expo (NAEE), themed ‘Liberating Economic Drive with Clean Energy’, will take place at the Shehu...
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191NewsAbuja to host 2018 NAEE renewable energy parley
A statement from the Nigerian Alternative Energy Expo (NAEE) has disclosed that arrangements have now been concluded for Nigeria’s federal capital, Abuja...
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111RE internationalAussies dump IPCC’s climate change report, overlooks renewables
The Australian government has rejected the report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) which called on the world to amongst...
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209NewsWorld has until 2030 to halt climate change catastrophe – IPCC
Limiting global warming to 1.5 degrees would require rapid, far-reaching and unprecedented changes in all aspects of society, the Intergovernmental Panel on...
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152NewsNSE lists provisional guidelines for green bond issuance, to alienate defaulters
A provisional guidelines on how green bonds will be listed on the floors of the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) has been released by...
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125InterviewsTipping point for renewables is uncertain, but will be sooner – Amin
Jason Bordoff of the Columbia Energy Exchange, in a podcast conversation from the Center on Global Energy Policy at Columbia University, talked...
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195NewsNigeria, others eligible to tap from IRENA’s $50m clean energy projects fund
Nigeria, and about 119 other developing countries will have a fresh opportunity to tap into a $50 million funding pool available to...
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122RE internationalGE no longer producing gas turbines – DG IRENA, Adnan
*says world subsidises fossil fuel consumption, production with $500bn *predicts very cheap or almost free electricity from renewables soon Adnan Amin, the...
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339NewsNigeria revives $2.5bn solar IPPs, gives promoters fresh six months PCOAs extension
It is possible the 14 solar independent power projects (IPPs) Nigeria signed Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) with investors in July 2016 may be constructed...
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139RE internationalSEC forces Musk to give up board chair of Tesla in 45 days, pay $20m fine
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has hammered out a deal which has seen electric car maker, Elon Musk, agree to give...
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211NewsW’Bank puts down $1bn to fund battery storage for renewable energy
The World Bank has disclosed it would commit $1 billion for a new global program to accelerate investments in battery storage for...
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260NewsNigeria’s power ministry building goes off grid in show of potency of solar power
Possibly to test the waters and lead by example, Nigeria’s ministry of power would soon disengage from sourcing electricity to power activities...
