Harnessing Anaerobic Digestion For Biogas Production In Nigeria

KEY TAKEAWAYS: Nigeria’s reliance on fossil fuel generated GHG emissionsof 100.389MT CO2 in the year 2022, ranking Nigeria to be 4th largest emitter of carbon in Africa. Anaerobic digesters are a great innovation for the country’s renewable energy options. Nigeria has abundant sources of organic waste suitable for biogas production. For instance cattle waste alone has the potential of yielding about 25.53 billion cubic meters of biogas about 169 541.66 MWh of electricity and 88.19

Energy Efficiency: A Hidden Energy Source for Nigerians Amid Rising Energy Costs

Takeaways: Energy Efficiency Saves Money: With electricity prices in Nigeria rising to ₦209.5 per kWh, using less energy can help lower electricity bills for households and businesses. Energy Efficiency Reduces Waste: Simple changes like using energy-efficient appliances, LED lights, and proper insulation can significantly reduce energy consumption. It Helps the Environment: By reducing energy use, we also cut down on emissions, helping Nigeria achieve its climate goals, like becoming carbon neutral by 2060. Eases Pressure