Nigeria to invest €19m in energy support programme

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Component Lead, Enabling Environment Nigerian Energy Support Programme (NESP), Joshua Yari, has said that the Nigerian government would invest about €19 million in the third phase of the Energy Support Programme.

Component Lead, Enabling Environment Nigerian Energy Support Programme , Joshua Yari, has said that the Nigerian government would invest about €19 million in the third phase of the Energy Support Programme.Component Lead, Enabling Environment Nigerian Energy Support Programme , Joshua Yari, has said that the Nigerian government would invest about €19 million in the third phase of the Energy Support Programme.

“World Bank, with the Nigerian Electrification Programme, is bringing in $750 million to support the Nigerian government in terms of integration of renewable energy and energy efficiency, especially in the rural areas,” he stated. “We hope to see the private sector come in to play a key role in implementing the focal areas of the Energy Transition Plan,’’ he said.

Executive-Director, Nigerian Mainstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority , Ogbugo Ukoha, said the impact of the environment was promising as Nigeria migrated from heavy consumption of petrol, and optimising gas utilisation in the country.Before flagging, please keep in mind that Disqus does not moderate communities. Your username will be shown to the moderator, so you should only flag this comment for one of the reasons listed above.

 

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