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    The Nexus between Artificial Intelligence and Clean Energy Technologies.

    Updated:7 Mins Read

    Artificial Intelligence and Clean Energy Technologies are two of the most promising and rapidly developing fields of the 21st century. AI is being used extensively in various sectors, ranging from medicine to banking, to improve efficiency and lower costs. While Clean Energy Technologies have been developed to mitigate environmental challenges and

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    10 Women Lighting Up Nigeria

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    Prospects for Green Hydrogen Production in Nigeria

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    Think repair, not discard.

    Updated:4 Mins Read

    Electrical and electronic equipment are essential for modern society to function and are strongly linked…

    Renewable Energy

    The Nexus between Artificial Intelligence and Clean Energy Technologies.

    Updated:7 Mins Read

    Artificial Intelligence and Clean Energy Technologies are two of the most promising and rapidly developing fields of the 21st century. AI is being used extensively in various sectors, ranging from medicine to banking, to improve efficiency and lower costs. While Clean Energy Technologies have been developed to mitigate environmental challenges and

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    We Should All Be Circular Economists (From the Lens of a Waste To Energy View)

    Updated:5 Mins Read

    According to a United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) report, Nigeria generates over 32 million tons of waste annually, accounting for 2.5 million tons of plastic. Nigeria is among the top 20 nations that contribute 83 per cent of the total volume of land-based plastic waste that ends up in the oceans. Waste to energy is a promising solution to Nigeria’s growing waste management and energy challenges. Nigeria, like many other developing countries, faces a significant waste management problem due to the rapid growth of its urban population and the lack of proper waste management infrastructure. In addition, Nigeria also faces an energy crisis, with many communities having limited or no access to electricity. Waste to energy is a process that involves converting organic waste into usable energy through combustion, gasification or anaerobic digestion. The energy  produced can be used to generate electricity, heat, or fuel. The approach has been

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    CARBON MARKET: The New Wave Soaring In Africa

    Updated:8 Mins Read
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    The Need to “Invest in Our Planet”

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    We Should All Be Circular Economists (From the Lens of a Waste To Energy View)

    Updated:5 Mins Read

    According to a United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) report, Nigeria generates over 32 million tons of waste annually, accounting for 2.5 million tons of plastic. Nigeria is among the top 20 nations that contribute 83 per cent of the total volume of land-based plastic waste that ends up in the oceans. Waste to energy is a promising solution to Nigeria’s growing waste management and energy challenges. Nigeria, like many other developing countries, faces a significant waste management problem due to the rapid growth of its urban population and the lack of proper waste management infrastructure. In addition, Nigeria also faces an energy crisis, with many communities having limited or no access to electricity. Waste to energy is a process that involves converting organic waste into usable energy through combustion, gasification or anaerobic digestion. The energy  produced can be used to generate electricity, heat, or fuel. The approach has been

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    Climate Governance and the Lagos Elections

    Updated:5 Mins Read
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    16 Days of activism against gender based violence and the VAPP law

    Updated:9 Mins Read
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