The Atuabo Waste to Power Independent Power Project will be the first TM2500 power plant in Sub-Saharan Africa to use Isopentane gas as a fuel source and will run on GE’s latest TM2500 gas turbines.
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The Biomedical training centre was refurbished and equipped by GE Foundation to train and build a sustainable pipeline of qualified medical engineers for the healthcare system in Nigeria
Addressing the lack of adequate human resources for providing skilled care1 in maternal and child health, HMCI will see the implementation of a comprehensive education programme that will deliver over 100,000 hours of training over the next three years, supporting task-shifting for at least 1,300 midwives and antenatal primary health caregivers, initially focused on six states plus the Federal Capital Territory
GE’s investment plans for Nigeria include a $250 million capital expenditure for the manufacturing facility in Calabar that will make Nigeria a regional hub for manufacturing, service and innovation, with an improved ability to support a broader range of product lines in power generation as well as oil and gas exploration and production
The MDG 4 is on reduction of child mortality, MDG 5 is to improve maternal health, while MDG 8 is on global partnership
The vice president named energy, transportation, oil and gas, health care and capacity building, as the potential areas of collaboration and partnership between ECOWAS and GE