Asian Development Bank (ADB) on Wednesday, said it has, through its subsidiary, SAEL Solar P4 Private Limited, signed a loan for the development of a 400-megawatt (MW) greenfield solar power plant in Gujarat, India.,
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ASHENEWS reported on Thursday HERE that the Islamic State of the West African Province (ISWAP), in the early hours of Wednesday, again destroyed another 330KVA high tension transmission line along Maiduguri-Damaturu Highway.
The Islamic State of the West African Province (ISWAP) terrorists have again destroyed another 330KVA high tension transmission line along Maiduguri-Damaturu Highway.
The Nigerian government has described the attacks on two transmission towers in the eastern part of the country as act of international sabotage.
The federal government of Nigeria is to develop an Integrated National Electricity Policy, and Strategic Implementation Plan, as mandated by the Electricity Act 2023.
The Nigerian and German governments have further bolstered their economic partnerships when the two countries’ businesses signed important agreements on Tuesday.
ASHENEWS reports that drivers in the United States of America (USA) are currently switching to electric vehicles (EV) due to the falling prices and improved technology of the electric vehicles.
The Katsina Police Command on Monday, confirmed that nine persons were killed by suspected bandits at Rugar Kusa village in Musawa Local Government Area of the state.
The Imo Hoteliers Association has urged the State Government and electricity workers to seek diplomatic solution to their differences that led to power outage in the state.
A new advocacy group advancing Africa’s need to adopt multiple/mixed sources of energy including nuclear without hindrance and any influencers finding excuses, as is always the case, has hit the world stage with a bang. The RePlanet Africa, a grassroots movement founded a few years ago, strongly argues that Africa should pursue in earnest, a mixed energy package, without undue influence to governments and the people. Instead, they argue, governments should seek substantial funding from the World Bank and other multilateral financial institutions, to equip the continent with adequate power, not merely lighting bulbs.