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Following the Energy Summit in Abuja, during which we highlighted Mezovest's efforts in the downstream sector, specifically in LPG and CNG, Basheer Tosin Ashafa and I were graciously hosted by NNPC's Chairman, Chief Dr. Pius Akinyelure. Impressed by our company's strategic repositioning to efficiently deliver LPG and CNG to the last mile at the safest and most affordable rates, Chief Akinyelure expressed more than a passing interest in our model. He assured us of a mutually beneficial collaboration between Mezovest and NNPC Limited. I’m particularly excited about the potential of this collaboration for two reasons: the first is that Nigerians will pay less for gas. Secondly, and perhaps more significantly, it holds the prospect of revolutionizing the energy market, thereby substantially lowering energy expenses for both individuals and businesses.

FACTS ABOUT ACCELERATING AFRICA'S ENERGY TRANSITION! Africa’s energy transition topped the agenda at the recently concluded Nigeria International Energy Summit (NIES) in Abuja. As the world’s least developed continent, Africa is expected to be home to nearly 2.5 billion people by 2050. Eighty percent of them will live in Sub-Saharan Africa, where less than half of all people have access to electricity today, and as little as 16% have access to clean cooking fuels and technologies. The continent’s energy transition is a huge task and will cost an estimated $100 billion annually between 2020 and 2040. This article by Brickstone Africa reviews PremiumTimes publication on the need for accelerating Africa’s energy transition. Read the full blogpost here: https://lnkd.in/dgejGqWJ #EnergyTransition #RenewableEnergy #Africa #SustainableEnergy

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FACTS ABOUT ACCELERATING AFRICA'S ENERGY TRANSITION! Africa’s energy transition topped the agenda at the recently concluded Nigeria International Energy Summit (NIES) in Abuja. As the world’s least developed continent, Africa is expected to be home to nearly 2.5 billion people by 2050. Eighty percent of them will live in Sub-Saharan Africa, where less than half of all people have access to electricity today, and as little as 16% have access to clean cooking fuels and technologies. The continent’s energy transition is a huge task and will cost an estimated $100 billion annually between 2020 and 2040. This article by BrickStone Africa reviews Premium Times publication on the need for accelerating Africa’s energy transition. Read the full blogpost here: https://lnkd.in/dgejGqWJ #EnergyTransition #RenewableEnergy #Africa #SustainableEnergy

Exciting news for Nigeria's energy sector! Nigerian energy company, NIGUS International, has signed a $1 billion deal with Beijing Zhogmin Xinjunlong New Energy Technology Company Ltd. (a Chinese firm) to tackle gas flaring – a major challenge hindering the nation's energy potential. The funds will be used to finance and develop solutions for capturing and utilizing the flared gas, promoting cleaner and more efficient energy production. What does this mean for Nigeria and Africa? Brighter Energy Future: This collaboration paves the way for a more sustainable energy future for Nigeria. By reducing gas flaring, the country can conserve valuable resources, improve air quality, and unlock economic opportunities within the energy sector. A Beacon for Africa: Nigeria's bold move sets a powerful precedent for other African nations grappling with similar challenges. It showcases the potential for innovative solutions and international partnerships to address energy issues across the continent This deal is a positive step towards a brighter energy future for Nigeria and Africa. It highlights the importance of collaboration and innovation in tackling energy challenges across the continent. #Energy #Nigeria #Africa #GasFlaring #Sustainability #EconomicGrowth

🌱 The #Nigeria Energy Transition Plan (ETP), launched in 2021, provides a pathway towards achieving net #zeroemissions by 2060 while meeting the nation's energy needs. Local manufacturing is a top priority in Nigeria, embedded in the ETP and incorporated by the government into national strategies. 📝 Check out our latest guide designed to assist private sector players, investors and stakeholders in understanding Nigeria's manufacturing policies and regulations! ⬇️

This is clear . ...... '' For Africa, we need to focus on how we can be energy-sufficient in the shortest period of time to power our economies and improve the lives and livelihoods of our people.'' ....... ''I think Africa and African countries should focus on crafting energy-sufficiency plans rather than energy transition plans''

"Energy sufficiency is the key to unlocking Africa's economic potential and enhancing the well-being of our people." - Osayande Igiehon In a recent interview with Informa’s Energy & Utilities Platform, Osayande Igiehon, CEO of Heirs Energies discussed the need for energy sufficiency in Africa and the future of Nigeria’s energy sector. Click the link below for the full interview. https://bit.ly/3WfawXy #Heirsenergies #Energysufficiency

Why The Africa Energy Indaba? The Africa Energy Indaba plays a vital role in shaping the narrative of energy development in Africa by facilitating collaboration, sharing knowledge, and showcasing innovative solutions to address the continent's energy needs. RE: https://lnkd.in/dmMyu65j #EnergyIndaba #energytransition #energy #energyinnovation #energydevelopment

- My contributions and key #takeaways from my engagement at the recently concluded #NOG Energy Week Conference & Exhibition, Abuja Nigeria. “#Accelerating investment, #Enabling Industry growth and meeting energy demand”. - Nigeria’s #competitiveness as a resource investing jurisdiction largely rests on having the right #fiscal policies and #regulatory enablers to encourage domestic #gas investments to harness the vast gas reserves and incentivise #domestic gas supply and close energy deficit. - For Nigeria, the #oil and #gas production levels can be largely optimised if divestment and other gas related projects are expedited. - To attract a #diversified range of #capital, #Indigenous Oil Companies can position themselves to play a #significant role in #harnessing the country’s energy and #economic landscape, if they place good #governance, an #integrated business approach across the energy value chain, and #decarbonisation enablers at the heart of their business strategies and operations.  - Accelerating #investments in gas projects to boost production, and related gas infrastructures would enable the country ripe the benefits of recent strides to boost output  and #reinvigorate investor interest in the sector.  - Thank you NOG Energy Week Conference & Exhibition organizers for a well rounded event with key #stakeholders across the energy sectors and opportunity to connect with leading experts in the field Ade Adeola, Oluwatoyin Aina ACCA, MBA, ACTI, Eric Monchu Intong Oluwole Adama and #opportunity to exchange dialogue on pressing matters to accelerate investments and #galvanize the Nigeria energy and economy landscape.    #decarbonization #energyresource #gas #energytransition #investments