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malware:It is a scam. Why wasn't Leah's release negotiated. |
Ghana's debt looks staggering but God knows best. Aregbesola appears to be a Ghanaian. |
Later they will say Muslims can't bomb Muslims. As if it is Christians who are bombing them. |
amaechi1:a reminder of this corruption I allegedly preferred is needed sir. I am waiting. |
anibirelawal:Igbo? What if Okorocha is presented that time. |
That funny look though
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Using 0.015 USD to a Rupee, 3 Rupee equals 0.045 USD and 16.425 Naira. Thats impressive and a pointer to the future of solar energy as a viable alternative for our power sector. |
Solar energy prices in India tumbles to new record low making it cheaper than fossil-fuel generated power [color=#999999]The price of solar energy is 18 per cent lower than the average price for electricity generated by coal-fired plants[/color] https://static.independent.co.uk/s3fs-public/styles/story_large/public/thumbnails/image/2017/05/11/13/india-solar.jpg [color=#999999]Indian engineer positions solar panels at the under construction Roha Dyechem solar plant at Bhadla in the western Indian state of Rajasthan MONEY SHARMA/AFP/Getty Images)[/color] The price of solar energy in India has tumbled to a new record low, making it cheaper than fossil-fuel generated power. The latest solar power tariffs show the price of solar energy is 18 per cent lower than the average price for electricity generated by coal-fired plants. At an auction in Rajasthan earlier this week, Phelan Energy and Aaada Power offered to charge 2.62 rupees per kilowatt-hour (kWH) of solar-generated electricity, according to The Economic Times of India. A previous record for the lowest bid was set last month with a price 3.15 rupees per kWH. Alan Fotheringham, president of strategy and development for the Wood Group, which provides services to the energy industry, told The Independent India was setting an example that quick energy transition from fossil fuels to renewables is possible. He said that the country was "demonstrating that when the conditions allow, it is possible to move very quickly to transition the energy mix. He added: "We have seen strong and steady growth of the solar energy market in India to become one of the largest and strongest markets. With a huge population and a huge demand for energy, growing investments and political willingness, all the ingredients are there for the transition to happen." Shortly after the auction India Energy Minister Plyush Goyal tweeted: “Another milestone towards PM @narendramodi's vision of clean affordable power for all.” Last month, Mr Goyal said building coal-powered plant would be costlier than a solar plant. The minister added that India would meet its ambitious target to deploy more than 100 gigawatts of solar power by 2022. The price of solar has been falling in the last three years as Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government aimed to boost its green footprint. The country is the world’s third largest emitter of greenhouse gases and forecasters are anticipating its emissions could double as the country aims to lift millions out of poverty. But solar consultancy firm Bridge to India, said India is expected to become the third biggest solar market in the world in 2017 with a capacity rise of 76 per cent compared to last year. This will be helped by the fact the price of solar modules and solar inverters have fallen by 29 per cent over the past year, the firm said. Upon ratifying the Paris Agreement, Mr Modi committed India to generate 40 per cent of the country’s electricity from non-fossil fuel sources by 2030. But a report by India’s electricity agency predicted the target would be exceeded by nearly three years ahead of schedule. It forecasted the total capacity of renewable energy generated could reach 275 gigawatts by 2027. The country has quadrupled its solar energy capacity in the last three years and the government set a target of building 175 gigawatts of solar energy capacity by 2030, The Times of India reported. India is also home to the world’s largest power plant in the south of the country in Kamuthi, Tamil Nadu, which stretches across 2,500 acres and has 2.5million solar modules. New national targets aim to generate 175 gigawatts of solar, wind and biomass energy by 2022. https://www.independent.co.uk/environment/solar-energy-prices-india-drop-record-low-cheaper-fossil-fuel-power-phelan-aaada-bhadla-plyush-goyal-a7730226.html |
The man mustn't yield to the intimidation from pro-Fulani people. Services chiefs too have echoed same tune in the past but we can continue to accomodate killers as businessmen. I expect Nigerians to rally round the Benue locals and stop this carnage before the conquer Benue and advance to Ebonyi and Cross Rivers. |
hacked account |
Before we bring Christianity to the fore of religion it is important to check any form of religious exercise that restricts or seek to arm others. |
MIKOLOWISKA:Definitely not ramadan. |
malware:Your mind is already on religious rat poison so no need taking the real rat poision |
CodeTemplar:@malware, is like the malware didn't allow you see this. |
malware:Whatvdebate are we having here, Mr. intellectual debater? |
malware:http://punchng.com/tambuwal-advocates-review-revenue-allocation-formula/ |
APCsupporter:No. |
malware:The soliciting happened over more than 50 years period. It is open secret in Nigeria except you want to keep denying and asking irrelevant questions endlessly to divert from the beggarly attitude of Muslims. By claiming that there are millions of out of schools children and pressing for more funds one would expect the Kano and northern governors generally to prioritize these out of school children. |
malware:https://www.nairaland.com/4506008/kano-spend-n345m-ramadan-feeding |
malware:It was on Front Page yesterday how Kano govt is spending crude oil allocation meant to build schools on Ramadan. search it yourself and stop hurrying your head in sand like ostrich. |
malware:Nobody is doing comparison here. Your attempt to divert discussion is weak at best. The fact that another state may not be utilizing her resource well enough to you can't justify going to Abuja for fund to develop Educational institute then turning around to spend the Common wealth of the state on Muslims. It is wrong. Argue against that and stop displaying the mental inferiority associated with a particular region and religion |
What is power and road ministry then for? That's how NNPC is trying to build PPP (public private partnership) power plants and pipelines in Abuja -> Kaduna -> Kano. This admin is ready to duplicate roles in order to bypass protocol and favour a region. |
FreeTheSheeple indeed! |
Buhari can't face facts. Govt needs to build refineries and fix existing ones. |
N10,000 average. That sounds like the shoemaker stunt in Borno except that it is from a private pocket. Good gesture from Dangote though. but why to Muslims alone? So Christians aren't human ? |
Medicine after death. |
[quote author= post=67654282]Where are your politicians/senators in all these?![/quote]Where are the southerners? The docile and cowardly southerners should be able to challenge the continual sharing of their resource to people who will use their educational backwardness to justify huge allocation but channel the funds towards religious activities. The southern politicians are so uninspiring. |
That's the same Kano where the govt is spending over N300 million on Ramadan fast. The irony of this arrangement is that when they want to lobby for more of oil money they use educational and infrastructural disadvantages as well as equal rights as their reasons, once they get the allocation they invest it in a stupid things. They loot and share the bulk of it then bribe their brainwashed and poor among them. |
Xander85:Bubu is supervising the deadliest massacre of minorities. |
Buhari is sleeping. |
Lakeside79:Haters
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