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n this interview with TheCable’s RAHMOTULLAH LAWAL, Anosike discusses the obstacles of running a clean energy business in Nigeria and why she believes Africans must champion local innovation.
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Allgreen Ivy Limited, a female-led Nigerian cleantech company, has emerged as the national winner of the 2025 Global Cleantech Innovation Programme (GCIP) Nigeria. Other winners include One Grid Energies, which was named first runner-up and best climate mitigation startup, receiving $12,500, while Rekool Access Technology took home $5,000.
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While Ventures Platform plans to deepen its presence in Nigeria, the firm has begun establishing a presence in Francophone West Africa and North Africa, regions where it has already made a few investments, to gain earlier access to promising deals.
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PowerChina has entered into a partnership with Novel Solar to accelerate access to affordable and durable solar energy solutions across Nigeria. Novel Solar CEO, Dahunsi Adewale, disclosed that the company, which operates a nationwide chain of solar energy stores, is deepening its collaboration with PowerChina to enhance access to reliable products
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Ogun State governor, Dapo Abiodun, has said that his administration decided to adopt and launch the Solar-for-Health project to reduce the heavy cost of powering healthcare facilities throughout the state.
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“Companies that will manufacture solar panels here and that will manufacture batteries and meters here, we can give them deposits. With this scale of renewable energy production coming online, Nigeria is not only positioned to achieve its domestic renewable energy transition targets but also to serve as the regional power market.”
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The latest data from the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) showed Nigeria imported solar panels worth N242.68 billion ($163 million) between January and June, with N173.15 billion of that total, or 71.38 percent coming directly from China.
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The Arámidẹ́ project will deliver 1,000 solar-ready three-bedroom bungalows with boys’ quarters across Nigeria within two years. The first phase will kick off with an initial cluster of 26 units located in Aiyetoro, Ibeju-Lekki, Lagos, along the Lekki–Epe Expressway.
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Newdigit, a Lagos-based clean energy company, is improving healthcare in Nigeria by providing hospitals with reliable electricity and medical-grade oxygen through a modular system. The system combines a PEM electrolyzer, a PEM fuel cell that converts hydrogen into reliable electricity, and a solar-powered array.
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Under the partnership, the solar panel manufacturer Longi agreed to set up a one thousand megawattcapacity solar panel production factory in Nigeria to meet the growing demand for renewable energy.
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