post=90024669:
This is the only way the brain of a wailer works.
Nothing more in there, than negativity!
We understand.....
Happy wailing till 2023 and beyond....

recievesense:
Government wants to invest in everything about power but exclude new sources of power? Abeg make it make sense. The German company is coming from a country that pays people to use electricity due to surplus but want to come and make money here? Naija na scam

chaloskyx:
what is good about this there is no plan to increase our mega watt all they are interested in is how to modernise the payment and billing structure. from the looks of it they are only interested in making money not making or generating electricity

recievesense:
Government wants to invest in everything about power but exclude new sources of power? Abeg make it make sense. The German company is coming from a country that pays people to use electricity due to surplus but want to come and make money here? Naija na scam

TUANKU:

Everything you lot must complain. It's easy to sit and criticize without offering any alternative solution.

recievesense:
Government wants to invest in everything about power but exclude new sources of power? Abeg make it make sense. The German company is coming from a country that pays people to use electricity due to surplus but want to come and make money here? Naija na scam

nameo:
Can the Buhari Govt pull this through??

I need to see the document to this. It sounds like a good one

ClassicMG:
can you share a link to that?

Bluffly:
Quite appaling that with the worth of education in this country and those that have studied outside and the bunch of professors we have, administrators, accountants, consultants we can't but do nothing or make something work ourselves. Imagine the worth of our wealth that will patronize the Germans

Is a black man's world a dooms day?

recievesense:
Government wants to invest in everything about power but exclude new sources of power? Abeg make it make sense. The German company is coming from a country that pays people to use electricity due to surplus but want to come and make money here? Naija na scam

funkei:
My solution is simple, look for home grown solutions and seek external support in areas we are weak. India has similar attributes and believe you me more cost effective than any thing Europe, as the German support comes at a huge price.

There are Nigerians who understand our problems more than these foreigners but would not be allowed to get involved for selfish reasons.
They say the national grid cannot carry more than 5GW and the Discos in Eko, Ibadan and Ikeja are the heaviest.
Section or unbundle the heavy part of the grid in the West and supply with gen stations nearby. That will give stability and reliability to the transmission line.

Just as we need to restructure a lot of our system, we need to sectionalize our power system as it is unwieldy.

We must improve off grid supplies by reducing extensive transmission lines from generation to load centres.

Pelecius:

God bless you sir. I was looking for where the company will build a new power generating station, only to see stuff like metering, substation and the rest.
With no increase in power generation capacity, the Nigerian power distribution can never satisfactorily serve the citizens

Pelecius:

God bless you sir. I was looking for where the company will build a new power generating station, only to see stuff like metering, substation and the rest.
With no increase in power generation capacity, the Nigerian power distribution can never satisfactorily serve the citizens

Phase 1 is focusing on essential and quick-win measures to increase the system`s end-to-end operational capacity to 7,000 MW.

Phase 2 is targeting remaining network bottleneck`s to enable full use of existing generation and distribution capacities, bringing the systems operational capacity to 11,000 MW.

Phase 3 is developing the system up to 25,000 MW in the long-term. This includes upgrades and expansions in both generation, transmission and distribution.


https://press.siemens.com/global/en/pressrelease/siemens-and-nigerian-government-signed-implementation-agreement-electrification

akinjojo1234:


It can be very annoying bro. They never see anything good in the government or country even when somethings like this should be commended.

How you dey bro

Ralphjoe:
I don't really understand this that much, but I hope this will include upgrading our transmission infrastructures to be able to withstand rain storms and other natural disturbances that trips off power in Nigeria, if this is not part of them, then the deal or agreement is as good as useless

post=90024630:


God bless our darling Daddy President Muhammadu Buhari and his AMIABLE Vice President PROF YEMI OSINBAJO as they are doing all to make our once battered country work again.

May God punish everyone that looted our country and took Nigeria 100 years during the period we made our highest revenue as a nation.

May they all never end well wherever they may be.
And if you are here supporting or taking money from any corrupt politicians, becareful, so you won't end up like them.

The deal with Siemens includes three phases. In the first phase, stranded power generation of about 2 GW would be moved onto the grid, to push generation to about 7 GW. Phase two includes a grid expansion to enable at least 11 GW of transmission and distribution. The third phase would include new power stations and continued grid expansion to reach the 25-GW goal.

At least two new generating facilities already are being developed. Tas Anvaripour, CEO of Neo Themis, a Moroccan company, recently confirmed that his group has an agreement with Nigeria’s Kingline Development to build a $600 million natural gas-fired power plant in Ondo state. The deal for a 550-MW combined cycle plant includes plans for a new substation, desalination facility, and other infrastructure at an industrial park northeast of Lagos. The power plant is expected to be fully operational in 2022. The state-run Nigerian Bulk Electricity Trading Company has committed to a 20-year take-or-pay contract to buy electricity from the new plant.

Nigerian officials in early August announced an agreement with Greenville LNG, an Abuja-based energy company, to supply liquefied natural gas (LNG) for a 215-MW gas-fired plant in Kaduna state. The new plant is expected to be operational within the next few months. Greenville’s managing director, Ritu Sahajwalla, said the company will transport LNG in trucks, because there are no pipelines to supply the plant, although pipelines are expected to be built in the future.


https://www.powermag.com/nigeria-enlists-siemens-to-help-shore-up-power-grid/