Load Assessment and Baseline Survey in Umon Island and Bagana Community of Cross River State The insufficient access to modern energy services has been reported to have significant impact on economic development. With a population estimated to be about 170 million people, only about 50% of Nigerians have access to electricity and majority of the […]
Read More »The organization “NGO Branch” has requested our help in reaching out to non-governmental organizations interested in applying for consultative status with the Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC). We are less than three weeks away from, 1st June 2018 deadline for NGOs to apply for ECOSOC consultative status in order to be considered by the 2019 […]
Read More »Umon Island and Bagana Community in Nigeria Receive Electricity Supply from Solar Mini Grid Facility In Nigeria, about 50% of the population (estimated to be about 191 million people) are not connected to the national electricity grid and majority of these people are located in the rural areas. Umon Island and Bagana Community, both located […]
Read More »The installation of grid facility commenced in July and was completed in August. A total of 106 wooden electric poles were mounted across the two communities – Umon Island and Bagana Communities. Within the reporting period, some sensitization activities were carried out to encourage the community members to sign the end-users contract early and benefit […]
Read More »Part of the operational strategies of the CREDC is to conduct sensitization workshop for two Umon Island and Bagana communities. The workshop was conducted to educate the community on energy efficiency and conservation and the ways to reduce energy wastage; provide safety tips on using electrical energy for domestic and commercial applications; and educated them […]
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August Edition: Training on Design and Installation of Solar Photovoltaic system
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