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Description of the Main National Public Actors in the Energy Sector

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 *'''Energizing Economics Initiatives (EEI)''': This program supports the rapid deployment of off-grid soutions in ecnomic clusters such as markets and agricultural industrial complexes.<br/>
 *'''Energizing Education Programme (EEP)''': It aims to develop off-grid Independent Power Plant (IPP) Projects for powering 37 Universities and 7 University Teaching Hospitals; provision of street lighting and the development and operation of Training Centers to train university students.<br/>
-*'''Nigeria Electrification Project (NEP)''': This program by REP is supported by the World Bank and the African Development Bank. It provides a pipeline of local investments and incentives requried to catalyze the off-grid market through Market Data, Grant Funding and Technical Assistance.<br/>
+*'''Nigeria Electrification Project (NEP)''': This program by REP is supported by the World Bank and the African Development Bank. It provides a pipeline of local investments and incentives requried to catalyze the off-grid market through Market Data, Grant Funding and Technical Assistance. Achievements until July 2021 includes <ref>Press Release: REA/NEP Bridging the Electrification Gap With Off Grid Solutions</ref>:<br/>
 *'''Rural Electrification Fund (REF)''': This provides funds for cost-effective expansion of electricity in un-electrified areas. The first round of call for proposals (REF Call 1) is ongoing and aims to support 12 mini-grid projects ranging between 30-100kW with a total installed capacity of 1016 kW. These planned mini-grids aim to electrify 5272 households. The Call also aims to support 14 Solar Home Systems projects with a installed capactiy of 245W and 20,000 units.<br/>
 *'''Nigerian Energy Support Programme (NESP)''': This program is supported by the German Government and the European Union and is implemented by GIZ. Under this program two schemes are rolled out to support the mini-grid market called: Mini-Grid acceleration scheme (MAS) and the Inter-connected Mini-Grid acceleration scheme (IMAS). MAS includes a non-site specific open tender to provide 21,000 electricity connection. IMAS includes both the mini-grid and grid interconnection element. It also supports the piloting of grid interconnection projects in 10 DisCo Regions to reach15,000 customers by Sep 2020.
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 *USAID Power Africa: [https://www.usaid.gov/sites/default/files/documents/1860/Nigeria_-_November_2018_Country_Fact_Sheet.pdf Nigeria Factsheet]
 *[https://www.esi-africa.com/industry-sectors/renewable-energy/look-to-africa-the-mini-grid-market-is-competitive/ Look to Africa, the mini-grid market is competitive. May 2020]
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 *[[Publication - Electrifying The Underserved: Collaborative Business Models for Developing Minigrids Under the Grid|Publication - Electrifying The Underserved: Collaborative Business Models for Developing Minigrids Under the Grid]]‎; Dec 2019
 *USAID Power Africa: [https://www.usaid.gov/sites/default/files/documents/1860/Nigeria_-_November_2018_Country_Fact_Sheet.pdf Nigeria Factsheet]
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 *'''Energizing Education Programme (EEP)''': It aims to develop off-grid Independent Power Plant (IPP) Projects for powering 37 Universities and 7 University Teaching Hospitals; provision of street lighting and the development and operation of Training Centers to train university students.<br/>
 *'''Nigeria Electrification Project (NEP)''': This program by REP is supported by the World Bank and the African Development Bank. It provides a pipeline of local investments and incentives requried to catalyze the off-grid market through Market Data, Grant Funding and Technical Assistance.<br/>
-*'''Rural Electrification Fund (REF)''': This provides funds for cost-effective expansion of electricity in un-electrified areas. The first round of call for proposals (REF Call 1) is ongoing and aims to support 12 mini-grid projects ranging between 30kW and 100kW with a total installed capacity of 1016 kW. These planned mini-grids aim to electrify 5272 households. The Call also aims to provide 20,000 SHS with a installed capactiy of 245W and will be deployed across Nigeria.<br/>
+*'''Rural Electrification Fund (REF)''': This provides funds for cost-effective expansion of electricity in un-electrified areas. The first round of call for proposals (REF Call 1) is ongoing and aims to support 12 mini-grid projects ranging between 30-100kW with a total installed capacity of 1016 kW. These planned mini-grids aim to electrify 5272 households. The Call also aims to support 14 Solar Home Systems projects with a installed capactiy of 245W and 20,000 units.<br/>
-*'''Nigerian Energy Support Programme (NESP)''': This program is supported by the German Government and the European Union and is implemented by GIZ. Under this program two schemes are rolled out to support the mini-grid market called: Mini-Grid acceleration scheme and the Inter-connected Mini-Grid acceleration scheme which aims to reach 21,000 and 15,000 customers respectively.<br/>
+*'''Nigerian Energy Support Programme (NESP)''': This program is supported by the German Government and the European Union and is implemented by GIZ. Under this program two schemes are rolled out to support the mini-grid market called: Mini-Grid acceleration scheme (MAS) and the Inter-connected Mini-Grid acceleration scheme (IMAS). MAS includes a non-site specific open tender to provide 21,000 electricity connection. IMAS includes both the mini-grid and grid interconnection element. It also supports the piloting of grid interconnection projects in 10 DisCo Regions to reach15,000 customers by Sep 2020.
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 = Ongoing Off-grid Energy Programs<br/> =
 The Rural Electrification Agency (REP) of Nigeria has been implementing the following programs<ref>Look to Africa, the mini-grid market is competitive. May 2020 https://www.esi-africa.com/industry-sectors/renewable-energy/look-to-africa-the-mini-grid-market-is-competitive/</ref>:<br/>
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 *'''Energizing Education Programme (EEP)''': It aims to develop off-grid Independent Power Plant (IPP) Projects for powering 37 Universities and 7 University Teaching Hospitals; provision of street lighting and the development and operation of Training Centers to train university students.<br/>
 *'''Nigeria Electrification Project (NEP)''': This program by REP is supported by the World Bank and the African Development Bank. It provides a pipeline of local investments and incentives requried to catalyze the off-grid market through Market Data, Grant Funding and Technical Assistance.<br/>
-*'''Rural Electrification Fund (REF)''': This provides funds for cost-effective expansion of electricity in un-electrified areas. The first round of call for proposals (REF Call 1) is ongoing and aims to support 12 mini-grid projects ranging between 30kW and 100kW with a total installed capacity of 1016 kW. These planned mini-grids aim to electrify 5272 households. The Call also aims to deliver 5528 connections and provide 20,000 SHS with a installed capactiy of 245W and will be deployed across Nigeria.<br/>
+*'''Rural Electrification Fund (REF)''': This provides funds for cost-effective expansion of electricity in un-electrified areas. The first round of call for proposals (REF Call 1) is ongoing and aims to support 12 mini-grid projects ranging between 30kW and 100kW with a total installed capacity of 1016 kW. These planned mini-grids aim to electrify 5272 households. The Call also aims to provide 20,000 SHS with a installed capactiy of 245W and will be deployed across Nigeria.<br/>
 *'''Nigerian Energy Support Programme (NESP)''': This program is supported by the German Government and the European Union and is implemented by GIZ. Under this program two schemes are rolled out to support the mini-grid market called: Mini-Grid acceleration scheme and the Inter-connected Mini-Grid acceleration scheme which aims to reach 21,000 and 15,000 customers respectively.<br/>

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		+	The Rural Electrification Agency (REP) of Nigeria has been implementing the following programs<ref>Look to Africa, the mini-grid market is competitive. May 2020 https://www.esi-africa.com/industry-sectors/renewable-energy/look-to-africa-the-mini-grid-market-is-competitive/</ref>:<br/>
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		+	*'''Energizing Economics Initiatives (EEI)''': This program supports the rapid deployment of off-grid soutions in ecnomic clusters such as markets and agricultural industrial complexes. <br/>
		+	*'''Energizing Education Programme (EEP)''': It aims to develop off-grid Independent Power Plant (IPP) Projects for powering 37 Universities and 7 University Teaching Hospitals; provision of street lighting and the development and operation of Training Centers to train university students. <br/>
		+	*'''Nigeria Electrification Project (NEP)''': This program by REP is supported by the World Bank and the African Development Bank. It provides a pipeline of local investments and incentives requried to catalyze the off-grid market through Market Data, Grant FUnding and Technical Assistance. <br/>
		+	*'''Rural Electrification Fund (REF)''': This provides funds for cost-effective expansion of electricity in un-electrified areas. The first round of call for proposals is ongoing and aims to support 12 mini-grid projects ranging between 30kW and 100kW with a total installed capacity of 1016 kW. It also aims to deliver 5528 connections and provide 20,000 SHS with a installed capactiy of 245W and will be deployed across Nigeria.<br/>
		+	'''Nigerian Energy Support Programme (NESP)''': This program is supported by the German Government and the European Union and is implemented by GIZ. Under this program two schemes are rolled out to support the mini-grid market called: Mini-Grid acceleration scheme and the Inter-connected Mini-Grid acceleration scheme which aims to reach 21,000 and 15,000 customers respectively.
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-= Activities of Other Donors and Implementing Agencies<br/> =
+== Activities of Other Donors and Implementing Agencies<br/> ==
 Due to the emphasis that the Nigerian authorities have put on energy, particularly power, there are many donors and international development organizations that are currently active in the sector.
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 Figure 10: Structure of the Power Sector Post-Privatization<ref>Nigerian Energy Support Programme, 2014, The Nigerian Energy Sector - an Overview with a Special Emphasis on Renewable Energy, Energy Efficiency and Rural Electrification, p. 50.</ref><br/>[[File:Structure of the Power Sector Post-Privatization.jpg|none|605px|alt=Structure of the Power Sector Post-Privatization.jpg]]
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