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Publication date: 2013, March
Author: NIPC
Description: Renewable Energy Investment in Nigeria: Risks and Incentives.
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Publication date: 2013, March
Author: Ahmadu Bello University
Description: An Overview of the 2nd Renewable Energy Master Plan for Nigeria.
Publication date: 2013, February
Author: Energy Commission of Nigeria
Description: Status of Energy Access in Nigeria.
Publication date: 2013
Author: NERC
Description: In exercise of the powers to make Regulations conferred by Section 32(1) and 96 of the Electric Power Sector Reform Act 2005 (Act No. 6 of 2005), the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission makes the following regulation on local content development for the Nigerian Electricity Supply Industry.
Publication date: 2012, December
Author: LAUREA
Description: This thesis project research was conducted as part of the CONNECT project at Laurea University of Applied Sciences. The project concerns the investigation of the current renewable energy market entry and opportunities for Finnish small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the Nigerian economy. The goals is to support growth and accelerate the internationalization of small and medium-sized Finnish renewable energy companies within developing countries and to determine how they can achieve market entry in the renewable energy resource business in Nigeria.
Publication date: 2012, December
Author: Energy Commission of Nigeria
Description: Renewable Energy Policy & Masterplan for Nigeria.
Publication date: 2012, December
Author: Energy Commission of Nigeria
Description: Energy Sources and Sustainable Development of the North.
Publication date: 2012, November
Author: ECN / UNDP
Description: Renewable Energy Master Plan.
Publication date: 2012, June
Author: Law Business Research
Description: The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC), established under the Electric Power Sector Reform Act 2005 (EPSRA), regulates the Nigerian electricity industry. EPSRA is the legal framework for the electricity industry. Through EPSRA, the FGN unbundled and privatised the then state-owned monopoly, the National Electric Power Authority (NEPA) into the Power Holding Company of Nigeria, generation companies (Gencos), distribution companies (Discos) and the Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN).
Publication date: 2012, January
Author: ResearchGate
Description: Hydropower currently makes about 20% contribution to the global electricity supply, second to fossil fuel and it is one of the cleanest and most reliable sources of energy. Nigeria is endowed with enormous hydropower potential that needs to be harnessed. Despite this huge potential which is enough to meet all the electricity needs of the country, only a small fraction has been exploited.
Publication date: 2012
Author: iied
Description: Renewable energy has considerable potential in Nigeria, and could bridge the major energy gaps in rural areas, particularly northern Nigeria. The scale of opportunities is only just becoming apparent as new grid technologies such as concentrated solar power are emerging as in competitors with conventional power generation. This report discusses energy sector in Nigeria and recommends action for harnessing the country's renewable energy potential.
Publication date: 2012
Author: Federal Ministry of Power
Description: This document, produced by the Nigerian Ministry of Power, gives a step-by-step guide to investors looking to come into any portion of the Nigerian Electricity Supply Industry.
Publication date: 2012
Author: NERC
Description: In exercise of the Powers to make regulations conferred by Section 96(1) of the Electric Power Sector Reform Act 2005 (Act No.6 of 2005), the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission makes the following regulations for Independent Electricity Distribution Network (IEDN) 2012.
Publication date: 2012
Author: Covenant University
Description: The concerns for environmental sustainability have become the subjects of global discussion. This has prompted debates, negotiations, declarations and legislations world over. The outcome of these engagements has favoured the reduction of anthropogenic emissions that are deleterious to the environment and at the same time promote environmental sustainability in the face of economic development. One of the major sources of anthropogenic emissions has been linked to energy production.
Publication date: 2012
Author: Springer
Description: Nigeria could benefit from the targeted interventions that would reduce the local air pollution and help the country to tackle greenhouse gas emissions. Many factors that need to be considered and appropriately addressed in the shift to its sustainable energy future are examined in this article. These include a full exploitation and promotion of renewable energy resources, energy efficiency practices, as well as the application of energy conservation measures in various sectors such as in the construction of industrial, residential, and office buildings, in transportation, etc.
Publication date: 2011, December
Author: Energy Commission of Nigeria
Description: Renewable Energy Activities and Incentives in Nigeria.
Publication date: 2011, October
Author: Energy Commission of Nigeria
Description: Technology Frontier in Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency.
Publication date: 2011, June
Author: Bart Nnaji
Description: Power Sector Outlook in Nigeria: Governments Renewed Priorities.
Publication date: 2010, June
Author: Energy Commission of Nigeria
Description: A Paper Presented at the World Future Council *A Paper Presented at the World Future Council \strategy Workshop on strategy Workshop on Renewable Energy, Accra, Ghana, 21 Renewable Energy, Accra, Ghana, 21-24 June, 2010.
Publication date: 2010
Author: NERC
Description: In exercise of the Powers to make Regulations conferred by Section 96 (1) & (2) (c) & (d) of the Electric Power Sector Reform Act 2005 (Act No. 6 of 2005), and Clause 20 of these Regulations, the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission makes the following Regulations for the Application for Licence (Generation, Transmission, System Operations, Distribution & Trading) 2010, to repeal the Regulations for the Application for Licence (Generation, Transmission, System Operations, Distribution & Trading) 2006.
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