₦airaland Forum

After trillions of Naira has been invested to enable good power supply, still no major progress. Is there any solution to this problem?

The Federal Government in a bid to curtail the epileptic power situation in the country has spent about N5 trillion ($31.45 billion) from 1999 till date. But it has only been able to increase the country’s electricity generating capacity by about 2,500 mega watts over the last 14 years - Report

I personally believe that the solution to the epeileptic power supply problem in nigeria is renewable energy. In Germany, 3% of their entire power supply is generated by solar panels with a production capacity of 32,300mW. Nigeria's entire electricity need is 5,000mW. And Germany receive far less sunshine than Nigeria. In Australia, over 10% of all household now uses solar power.

NIGERIA has more average daily sun exposure than most of the world's nations. Solar therefore presents a unique opportunity to transform the energy landscape and completely solve the energy crisis!

Do you know that solar power is NOW VERY CHEAP. It's now more than 75% cheaper than the energy produced by diesel and petrol? And it guarantees 24hours of electricity. Solar power is cost effective, noiseless, affordable and pollution free.

An average 3bedroom flat will save 2m over the first 2 years of going solar,8.5m over the first 5 years and 51m over the next 25 years.

Most Nigeria banks spent over 4m on petrol/diesel monthly and Nigeria businesses have the highest energy cost in the world, this adds an additional 40% to their cost of goods and services.

Solynta Energy is here to help and be rest assured, our solar products come with warrantees and money back guarantees.

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