The 2022 inaugural edition of Nigeria Power Awards took place at International Conference Centre, Abuja on Wednesday.
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This was at the maiden edition of Nigeria Power Sector Awards, a statement by the firm confirmed on Friday.
Speaking at the launch ceremony of the new facility, which held on Monday, January 31, 2022, the Board Chairman, Ikeja Electric, Kola Adesina, expressed the company’s readiness to provide adequate supply to customers while improving the customer experience.
Describing Sahara Group as a “shining light for Africa” in terms of providing global energy solutions, Tshisekedi said more cooperation between African nations and businesses would enhance the continent’s global competitiveness, and ultimately stimulate sustainable development in Africa.
The president describes Adesina as a consummate entrepreneur with experience that traverses academia, finance, energy, trade and diplomacy.
Ikeja Electric Plc has unveiled its 2018 Sustainability Report, disclosing that it had put strategies in place to steer the electricity distribution value chain to greater heights.
The Summit, which holds on January 20, 2020 in London, will be hosted by the British Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, bringing together businesses, governments and international institutions to showcase and promote the breadth and quality of investment opportunities across Africa.
AfCFTA received a significant boost recently after Nigeria’s President Muhammad Buhari signed the continent’s largest economy on to it, which is the world’s largest free trade zone covering a market of more than 1.2 billion people with a combined gross domestic product of $3.4 trillion.
Sahara Power Group’s Managing Director, Kola Adesina, has said the company will continue to implement expansion plans through investment in diverse energy mix and partnerships to enhance the capacity of the power sector to meet anticipated energy demand growth in Sub Sahara Africa.
Enhancing the capacity, accessibility, reliability and safety of energy in its various forms were the key issues that dominated discussions between South Africa and Sahara Group, a leading international energy conglomerate, in Davos, Switzerland.
International energy and infrastructure conglomerate, Sahara Group, will be one of the leading African voices at the World Economic Forum in Davos-Klosters, holding January 22 to 25.
This was the submission of delegates at the maiden edition of the Sahara Power Roundtable, a high-powered forum where stakeholders including government, policymakers, industry operators across the sub-sector as well as representatives of Consumer Advocacy groups gathered to critically explore issues within energy sector with a view to proffering solutions.
The conference, scheduled to hold on May 15, 2018, will focus on: “Repositioning the Energy Sector for Growth,” and will attract experts across various sub-sectors to share insights on unlocking opportunities for growth in the sector.
Adesina, who spearheads the operations of Sahara Power Group, one of the largest private power businesses in SSA, will address a community of global delegates as one of eight other panelists to speak on Creating Sustainable Energy Policies.
Egbin Power Plc is the largest privately owned power generation company in Sub-Saharan Africa and accounts for over 20 per cent of power generated in Nigeria.
A statement issued in Lagos by the Chairman of the station, Kola Adesina, said the safety standards and procedures at Egbin Power station helped the nation’s largest power plant record incident free operations.
Speaking at a two-day Power Sector Stakeholders Interactive Dialogue convened by the National Assembly in Abuja, Makoju, who was Special Adviser to three Presidents of Nigeria on Power, canvassed for fundamental structural change as against the current path of tariff increases and government bailouts
It highlights Egbin’s current status since its privatization in 2013; its values and governance model; alignment of the company’s strategy with its commitment to a sustainable global economy; socio-economic and environmental impact of its activities and the roadmap for future plans.
The company and its technical partner, Korea Electric Corporation, are currently implementing a transformation plan across these power entities that is shoring up power generation and distribution in Nigeria
Speaking in an interview with Energy Editors in Lagos, Kola Adesina, the Chairman of Egbin Power Plc, said the company, in conjunction with its technical partners, Korea Electric Power Corporation, is currently mobilizing the financial, technical and regulatory processes required to double its total capacity over the next five years