Can Nigeria Meet its Electricity Goals by 2030? We found out. Published: 11 October 2019 Study Summary Nigeria has set a bold target for its electricity sector, aiming to provide electricity access to over 90% of its population by 2030, with renewable energy accounting for more than 30% of the country's electricity generation. To assess the feasibility of achieving this goal, the hbs (Heinrich Böll Stiftung) supported a research initiative. Here is the summary of the research findings. By Chibueze Ebii
The Energy Giant of Africa? Published: 17 July 2014 Nigeria’s renewable energy industry is tiny by all means, despite excellent conditions for electricity production from solar, small hydro and biomass sources. If Nigeria covered only 1% of its land mass with solar panels, it could produce 192,000 megawatts of power, compared to the 4,000 megawatts that are currently available on the national grid. In his contribution to the Green Deal Nigeria study, Huzi Mshelia describes the manifold efforts on energy policy and regulation, which have so far resulted in little results. By Huzi Ishaku Mshelia
Imagine… clean energy for all Nigerians Published: 16 July 2014 159 words to inspire you to think beyond oil… How would Nigeria look like once it has decided to go green on energy?
Conflict in Nigeria Published: 14 October 2013 What happens if Nigeria continues with business-as-usual, allowing resource scarcities and uneven distribution of income from natural resources to foster conflict and strife? A troubling picture emerges where extreme drought and excessive rains force millions of people to migrate, looking for food, shelter and employment. Green Deal Nigeria author Huzi Mshelia looks at the conflict implications of climate change. Read More - Conflict, Green Deal Nigeria study By Huzi Ishaku Mshelia
