citibim-Nigerian-Energy-Forum-Presenation-Brief-1.pdf

1、Designing Low-Carbon Industrial Energy Infrastructure(Nigeria Energy Forum 2025)Building Decentralised Renewable Solutions for Industry01Tel:+2347030231642,+447495614278Dr.Abdul-Quayyum Gbadamosi CEO,CITIBIM NIGERIA LTD.02Tel:+2347030231642,+447495614278The Global ImperativeWhy Low-Carbon Infrastruc

2、ture?o70%of global GHG emissions come from infrastructure(power,industry,transport)and construction(42%):Achieving climate goals is closely tied to industrial and infrastructure decarbonisation.oEnergy transition is global priority:The uptick in cleaner and renewables energy sources is complemented

3、by net-zero pledges/investments.oA few examples of Nigerian government alignment include the REA mini-grid program,pCNGi and National Energy Fund.However,there is still a global deficit of$670 billion in net-zero investment.oLow-carbon industrial energy will require infrastructure resilience sustain

4、able practices protects.03Tel:+2347030231642,+447495614278Nigerias Peculiar Energy Reality The Nigerian Industrial Sector is largely Decentralised(96.9%Micros),Diesel/Petrol-Dependent and Under-FinancedoMillions of SMEs spread across Nigeria with unreliable grid(est 25 million generators in developi

5、ng economies with Nigeria alone responsible for 88%.o92 million Nigerians lack access to the national grid with unequal access rate between rural(30%)and urban(70%).oConsequences:oHigh energy costs with$50Billion spent on generator fueling globally each year,opollution 550MtCO/year est.cumulative em

6、ission by 2030 if nothing is done,ohealth hazards(1,500 deaths/year in Nigeria).oThe economic and social impact should worry everyone but there is a growing awareness.04Tel:+2347030231642,+447495614278Designing Low-Carbon Industrial Energy Systems Making a Case for Distributed Micro-Grid Peer2Peer S