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Solar energy is lighting up the world and not just on rooftops. Forward-thinking minds are discovering ways of harnessing nature in many exciting ways; from the ground beneath our feet to the sky above our heads. |
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The extreme electricity shortage in Nigeria has
been blamed a so many factors including but not limited to financial, structural and socio-political reasons. Over the years successive governments
have made efforts to address the energy crisis in which huge sums money committed but all to no avail. Unfortunately, they have concentrated on only two sources of power generation which are hydro and gas but this suffers scarcity from time to time.
It is estimated that only about 10
percent of rural dwellers and about 40 percent of urban families have
access to electricity. This obvious deficiency has earned Nigeria the
title: ‘A Diesel Generator Economy’.
Researches were carried out and technologies produced for direct harnessing of solar energy in six centres across the country. It is therefore believed that as soon as this form of energy is given an
appreciable level of acceptance, it will go a long way in augmenting
the use of fossil fuel energy and by so doing improve the living
standard of the people.
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| BASSCOMM ENERGY offers world-class renewable energy solutions for solar residential power systems, solar lighting, solar power back-up systems and many other customized applications.
We provide customized solar power solutions through services such as on-site inspection, energy audit, conceptual and detailed design of appropriate solutions output estimation, project execution, testing and commissioning, and operational support.
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| | | Congratulations to our partners (Auxano Energy) who received an Innovation award during the Nigeria Energy Award Gala Dinner at Stonehedge Hotel Abuja, CBD, Abuja in Abuja, on Wednesday 14 October 2015.
The purpose of this award is to reward exceptional effort in the efficient use of energy and letting others know the importance of saving our planet. |
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