L-R: Onyinye Anene-Nzelu, head, mini-grid, Engie Energy Access Nigeria; Humphrey Wireko, managing director, CrossBoundary Energy Access Nigeria; Abba Aliyu, head, project management unit, Rural Electrification Agency (REA) and Hadiza Katagum, component coordinator, solar hybrid mini-grid NEP, at the signing ceremony of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between ENGIE Energy Access, CrossBoundary Energy Access and Rural Electrification Agency (REA) for the development of solar hybrid mini-grids under the REA-NEP initiative in Abuja recently.
The Federal Government through the Rural Electrification Agency (REA) has announced a partnership initiative with ENGIE Energy Access Nigeria and CrossBoundary Energy Access Assets Nigeria Limited, a subsidiary of CrossBoundary Access, to provide clean and stable electricity to 15 rural communities
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Seyi John Salau
Seyi John Salau is a BusinessDay Correspondent with interest in development journalism, which tells stories that connect the people, brands, and the government. SeyiJohn is also a media professional with BSc, Mass Communition (ACU); Masters of School Media (MSM, Ibadan) & MSc, Mass Communication (Caleb).
