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Upscaling Clean Energy for Sustainable Development
Nef 2019
09 - 10 April 2019
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Lagos, Nigeria
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Over 22 Speakers
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About Nigeria Energy Forum
Across Africa, the key energy challenge is how to electrify millions of households, remote communities and small-scale entrepreneurs as quickly as possible. The 4th Nigeria Energy Forum 2019 (NEF2019) is set to upscale the development of sustainable energy services for all through a capacity building, training and development programme for policymakers, business leaders, energy innovators, professional engineers, industry experts and academics in Nigeria and other African countries.
NEF2018 featured high-level participation from the Government of Nigeria, OPEC Fund for International Development and Lumos Global. The 2nd edition of the forum in July 2017 had the representation of the Acting President of Nigeria, Prof. Osinbajo and the Minister of Power, Mr. Fashola, both represented by Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Power, Mr. Edozien.
Organized by a team of young energy researchers and academics in the UK, in collaboration with the Nigerian Institution of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (NIEEE). The NIEEE is the largest professional engineering institution in Nigeria with over 14,000 members.
The NIEEE-NEF 2019 is proposed to hold in Lagos, Nigeria, with the theme ‘Upscaling Clean Energy for Sustainable Development’.
The Forum aims to: ▪ Address energy access challenges, ▪ Build technical capacity, and ▪ Promote energy innovation.
NEF 2019 Aims to:
Address Energy Challenges
Build Technical Capacity.
Promote Energy Innovation.
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Meet Our Keynote Speakers
Prof. Yemi Osinbajo
Vice President, Federal Republic of Nigeria. (Invited)
Prof Adeola Adenikinju
Director, CPEEL, University of Ibadan
Dr. Fuad Siala
Senior Advisor, Strategic Planning & Economic Services Department, OFID
Engr. Funsho Adebayo
NIEEE CHAIRMAN
Houssam Azem
CEO, Lumos Nigeria
Program
This forum run through all 2 days from 9 - 10 April 2019.
It promises to be impactful and resourceful as usual!
It promises to be impactful and resourceful as usual!
Day 1
09 Apr 2019
Day 2
10 Apr 2019
09:00 - 09:30
Admiralty Conference Centre, Lagos
Registration
Registration of attendee All attendees, speakers and delegates will be duly registered and accredited by our Registration Verification team and direct each and every one of the registrants to their respective space.
09:30 – 09:45
Admiralty Conference Centre, Lagos
Welcome Remarks
Welcome Remarks by the Organizing and Management Team Representative to formally welcome all Invited Guests, Keynote Speakes, Pannel Discussants, Stakeholders, Forum Delegates and other Participants.
09:45 – 11:15
Keynote Presentations (15 minutes each)
Economic Priorities for Upscaling Off-Grid Energy in Nigeria – Dr. Wiebe Boer, CEO, All On, Nigeria. Financing Grid Modernization – R. Benmessaoud, World Bank Country Director (tbc) Re-engineering Nigeria’s Energy Infrastructure – Engr. Funsho Adebayo, NIEEE, National Chairman. Regulations, Competition, Tariffs: Rebuilding Trust in the Electricity Industry – Prof. J. Momoh, CEO, NERC tbc. Sustaining the Transition towards Incremental, Stable and Distributed Power – Babatunde Fashola, Minister of Power tbc Energizing Industrialization for Economic Growth – Prof. Yemi Osinbajo, Vice President, Federal Republic of Nigeria, tbc.
Prof. Yemi Osinbajo
Engr. Funsho Adebayo
12:15
Technical Presentations 1 (8 minutes each with PowerPoint)
Building Prosperity Beyond the Grid Cost Optimization of Mini Grids – James Sherwood, Manager, Electricity Practice, RMI, USA. Decentralized, Digital, Democratic – Powering Prosperity Offgrid–, Green Light Planet, West Africa, Ltd. Development of 85kW Peak Solar-Hybrid Mini Grid – Bolade Soremekun, CEO, Rubitec Africa, Nigeria. Expanding Solar Manufacturing Supply Chain – Chucks Umezulora, COO, Auxano Solar, Nigeria Renewable, Energy, Networks – Empowering Livelihoods – Hannah Kabir, CEO, Creeds Energy, Nigeria (tbc). Transforming Rural Electrification – Damilola Ogunbiyi, CEO, Rural Electrification Agency, Nigeria (tbc). Investing in Grid Modernization Upscaling Clean Energy Finance – Adesola Alli, Head Renewable Energy, Sterling Bank,... Read More
14:45 – 15:45
Investing in Grid Modernization
Upscaling Clean Energy Finance – Adesola Alli, Head Renewable Energy, Sterling Bank, Nigeria. Unlocking Power Generation through Grid Modernization – Josh Egba, U.S. Trade and Development Agency (tbc). Enhanced Frequency Control on Transmission Networks – Usman Gor, CEO, Transmission Company of Nigeria (tbc). Financing Africa’s Power Infrastructure – Dozie Okpalaobieri, Energy Policy & Regulations Specialist, African Development Bank (tbc). Innovative Finance Schemes for Grid Reinforcement – Koide Takumi, Japan International Cooperation Agency, Nigeria (tbc). Expanding the National Integrated Power Project – Chiedu Ugbo, CEO, Niger Delta Power Holdings Company (tbc). Catalyzing Africa’s Innovation Infrastructure – Daniel Ohonde, CEO, Africa Enterprise... Read More
8:15 – 8:50
Registration
Registration of Attendee Continues All attendees, speakers, and delegates will be duly registered and accredited by our Registration Verification team and direct each and every one of the registrants to their respective space.
9:00 – 9:30
Keynote Presentations (10 minutes each)
Developing Reliable and Cost-Effective Grids – Rahila Thomas, Country Manager, EMRC, Nigeria (tbc). Use of Real-Time Simulation in Caithness-Moray HVDC Project – Dr. O. D. Adeuyi, The National HVDC Centre, UK.
13:30 – 15:30
Hands-on Tutorial Workshops & Exhibition
Hands-on Training Outline. (VENUE) A. Making Bankable Energy Projects – by Sterling Bank, Nigeria. This business development workshop identifies different financing schemes for project developers using a business-to-business engagement session (confirmed). B. Cost-Optimization of Mini-grids – by Rocky Mountain Institute, USA. This workshop describes opportunities for cost reduction in mini-grids through improved planning, design and implementation best-practices (confirmed). C. Solar PV Manufacturing – by Auxano Solar, Nigeria. This practical tutorial presents a step-by-step guideline on solar PV manufacturing (confirmed). D. Nigerian Energy Support Programme II – by GIZ, Nigeria. This workshop will create awareness on role of data management... Read More
NEF 2019 Venue
Admiralty Conference Centre,
Ahmadu Bello Way, Victoria Island, Lagos. Nigeria
+44 7774582543[email protected]
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NGN 45,000.00
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NGN 35,000.00
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Local Students
NGN 15,000.00
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NGN 200,000.00
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International Speaker
NGN 350,000.00
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Conference Exhibitors
NGN 400,000.00
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What People Say About NEF2018
Thanks for the note and great job from the team
, MD, GE Gas Power Systems, Nigeria.
I enjoyed the NEF and our session has proved most helpful in moving our project forward…
, Program Manager, UNIDO Energy Department.
The event was an eye opener filled with several opportunities and exposure…
, Branch Chairman, Nigerian Society of Engineers
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, Project Engineer, Bettervest, Germany.
Many thanks…, Wonderful Job”
, CEO, BlueCamel Energy
Thank you for a great event…
, Head, Renewable Energy, Sterling Bank
It was indeed a pleasure to have participated at the event.
, Solar Business Regional Sales Manager - West Africa, Schneider Electric
I observed numerous aspects of the Nigeria Energy industry, its problems, and solutions.
, Graduate Student Volunteer at NEF2018Congratulations for superb organization and successful event.
, Comptroller, Servicom, Nigerian Immigration Service
NEF 2018 in the News
Stakeholders express worry over slow progress in energy sector
SOME stakeholders in the power sector have expressed concern over the slow progress in the energy sector.
They urged the Federal Government to adopt renewable energy to accelerate development in the sector.
Mr Adekunle Makinde, a former Chairman of Nigerian Institution of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (NIEEE), said this was the consensus of stakeholders at the just concluded 2018 Nigeria Energy Forum in Lagos.
Duty on solar panels: Customs says it wants to encourage local manufacturing
Anyalogu, in his presentation, said the tariff was not a new one and agitations against the tariff did not factor in explanatory notes to HS Codes 8501 that explained inclusions and exclusions of the tariff codes.
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