NIGERIA ENERGY TRANSITION " 30-30-30 " and beyond TABLE OF CONTENT EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 2 UNDERSTANDING, AND OPPORTUNITIES 4 INTRODUCTION TO WÄRTSILÄ’S POWER SYSTEM EXPANSION MODELLING TECHNIQUES 6 NIGERIA’S, BY 2040 Nigeria reaches universal access to electricity for its people., NIGERIA’S ROADMAP TO NET ZERO IN A NUTSHELL Wärtsilä Energy NIGERIA "30-30-30" AND BEYOND 2022 3 2023, Renewable energy represents about 5% of the total power generated in Nigeria., White paper - Nigeria Energy Transition: "30-30-30" and beyond

To combat this, last year the Nigerian government formally launched “the Decade of Gas”, setting gas, highlights of the event was the presentation of Wärtsilä’s most recent 2022 to 2040 Analysis of Nigeria’s, advanced Plexos modeling tool to quantify system-level benefits of different technologies in the Nigerian, Flexible ICE power plants offer several other advantages relevant to Nigeria., As Wale Yusuff, Managing Director of Wärtsilä M&P Services Nigeria Ltd concluded at the end of the event, Accelerating Nigeria’s 30-30-30 vision

Nigeria currently produces only a fraction of the electricity its growing population needs., Nigeria is the six-largest oil producing nation in the world, but it also has abundant renewable energy, “Nigeria is a country waiting to happen,” says Udemgba Samuel Onuoha, business hub manager at Ibadan, Investing in renewables In Onuoha’s opinion, it is critical that Nigeria taps into its high potential, Wale Yusuff, Managing Director of Wärtsilä Nigeria, shares this perspective with Onuoha., How renewables are electrifying Nigeria’s future

Stable and transparent policymaking is essential to reach Nigerias electrification targets, news Stable and transparent policymaking is essential to reach Nigeria’s, a culture of stability in Nigeria’s energy policymaking will be key to unlocking the massive foreign, Financing Nigeria’s power system expansion needs Nigeria has set some of the most ambitious energy targets, Much progress has been made by Nigerian authorities in the past two decades., Stable and transparent policymaking is essential to reach Nigeria’s electrification targets

Teknologiayhtiö Wärtsilä on valittu toimittajaksi teholtaan 95,3 MWp (75 MWac) aurinkosähkövoimalalle Nigeriaan, Valmistuttuaan se on Nigerian suurin ja yksi koko Afrikan suurimmista aurinkovoimaloista., Voimalalla on merkittävä vaikutus paikallisyhteisöjen talouteen Katsinan osavaltiossa Nigerian pohjoisosassa, koska se on kokonaistoimittaja, jolla on vahvat näytöt voimalaprojektien kokonaistoimituksista Nigeriassa, liittovaltion energiaministeriön omistama julkinen osakeyhtiö Nigerian Bulk Electricity Trader (NBET, Wärtsilän rakentama aurinkovoimalaitos tuo sähköä miljoonaan kotiin Nigeriassa

industry is rising to the twin challenge of decarbonisation and energy security Nigeria is a, But things aren’t as clear-cut in Nigeria., is how.Securing a reliable supply of electricityMitigating power generation risk is critical to Nigeria’s, As one of the world’s largest producers of liquified natural gas (LNG), Nigeria has a strong interest, industries.That’s why flexible engine power plants have emerged as the technology of choice for Nigeria’s, Nigeria’s industry is rising to the twin challenge of decarbonisation and energy security

Nigeria stands at a crucial juncture in its energy journey., building more capacity—but in building smarter, more flexible power infrastructure that aligns with Nigeria’s, Understanding Nigeria’s grid challenges Nigeria’s grid is among the most fragile in the world., Renewables alone can’t stabilize the grid As Nigeria advances its Energy Transition Plan - aiming for, Nigeria plans to install at least 7 GW of grid-connected and 18 GW of off-grid solar by 2030., Flexible engine power plants: the key to reliable power in Nigeria’s unstable grid

Africa With more than 650 employees and service hubs located in Kenya, South Africa, Nigeria, operate with Wärtsilä gas engines rather than gas turbines, the conventional choice at that time in Nigeria, electrification targets Developing a culture of stability in Nigeria’s energy policymaking will be, But things aren’t as clear-cut in Nigeria., unstable grid Nigeria stands at a crucial juncture in its energy

operate with Wärtsilä gas engines rather than gas turbines, the conventional choice at that time in Nigeria, the Wärtsilä technology features low water consumption, an important consideration in view of Nigeria’s, E D M A I N T E N A N C E AGREEMENT Paras Energy is a 100 percent privately-owned independent Nigerian, This partnership has been a real factor in our success as a power provider to the Nigerian grid., Based on an average connected capacity of some 6.5 kW for each Nigerian home, this represents the, Reference Case-Paras Energy Nigeria

dual-fuel engines to extend, improve, and modernise power generation for a captive power plant at Nigeria’s, oldest and largest food and agro allied company, Flour Mills Nigeria., The Nigerian government’s 30-30-30 vision document for the power sector aims to achieve a capacity of, Learn more: Press releases on orders to Nigeria: Wärtsilä’s fuel flexible engine power plant will, largest food and agro allied company Flour Mills Nigeria © Flour Mills Nigeria All Wärtsilä releases, Wärtsilä will enable leading Nigerian food company to modernise its power generation facilities to meet

Wärtsilä har fått uppdraget att bygga en fotovoltaisk (PV) solenergianläggning på 95,3 MWp (75 MWac) i Nigeria, När den tas i drift kommer anläggningen att vara störst i sitt slag i Nigeria och en av de största i, Det innebär betydande ekonomiska fördelar för lokalsamhällena i Katsina State i norra Nigeria., ett av 14 PV-solenergiprojekt av IPP:er (Independent Power Producer) undertecknat i juli 2016 av Nigerian, Bulk Electricity Trader (NBET), som är en del av Nigerias Federal Ministry of Power., Wärtsilä-byggd solenergianläggning kommer att leverera el till en miljon hushåll i Nigeria

agreement covering power plants in three locations owned by Paras Energy, a 100 percent privately-owned Nigerian, Based on an average connected capacity of some 6,5 kW for each Nigerian home, this will represent the, Paras Energy is a privately-owned independent energy supplier connected to Nigeria’s national grid., Today, this is well in line with the Nigerian Federal Government’s integrated energy mix targets., Wärtsilä has had operations in Nigeria since 2006 and its presence in Nigeria remains strong., Wärtsilä Optimised Maintenance agreement supports growth ambitions of a privately-owned Nigerian supplier

agreement covering power plants in three locations owned by Paras Energy, a 100 percent privately-owned Nigerian, Based on an average connected capacity of some 6,5 kW for each Nigerian home, this will represent the, Paras Energy is a privately-owned independent energy supplier connected to Nigeria’s national grid., Today, this is well in line with the Nigerian Federal Government’s integrated energy mix targets., Wärtsilä has had operations in Nigeria since 2006 and its presence in Nigeria remains strong., Wärtsilä Optimised Maintenance agreement supports growth ambitions of a privately-owned Nigerian supplier

For many Nigerian businesses, the top energy worry is not only the price but also the availability and, unmatched credentials and track record globally and in Africa and represent a popular solution for Nigeria, This is very relevant in the context of an unstable Nigerian Grid and as the need for flexibility becomes, As such Wärtsilä's flexible engine power plants with multi fuel capability are best suited to Nigeria's, Energy challenges in the Nigerian commercial and industrial sector and optimum solutions

Wärtsilä will supply a 70 MW captive power plant for the BUA’s new Sokoto cement production plant in Nigeria, BUA Group, through its cement subsidiary, BUA Cement Plc, is one of Nigeria’s largest cement producers, with operations spread across Nigeria., Wärtsilä holds a strong position in Nigeria’s power generation market., Learn more: Press release: Wärtsilä’s fuel flexible engine power plant will enhance Nigerian cement, Reliability, flexibility and sustainability of Wärtsilä technology lands repeat order from Nigerian cement

operate with Wärtsilä gas engines rather than gas turbines, the conventional choice at that time in Nigeria, Paras Energy is a 100 percent privately-owned independent Nigerian energy provider connected to the country, Who Paras energy What Gas engine power plant Where Nigeria How Optimised maintenance, This partnership has been a real factor in our success as a power provider to the Nigerian grid., operate with Wärtsilä gas engines rather than gas turbines, the conventional choice at that time in Nigeria, Paras Energy, Nigeria, Optimised maintenance agreement - Power plant - Reference case - Wärtsilä Energy

 1 CONTENT FOREWORD 2 NIGERIA 5 SOUTH AFRICA 7 MOZAMBIQUE 9 CONCLUSION 11 METHODOLOGY 13 The, While African countries have different contexts and priorities, our modelling of power systems in Nigeria, Wärtsilä Energy PATHWAYS FOR AFRICA'S ENERGY FUTURE 2022 5 PIONEERING NIGERIA’S NET ZERO TRANSITION, THROUGH RENEWABLE ENERGY Nigeria is quickly emerging as an African powerhouse, with the continent’, While Nigeria’s carbon emissions remain comparatively low, inflexible technologies that run on fossil

Nigeria to install 600 MW of C&I solar in view of a 1 GW plan, as recently announced by the Lagos State, More Nigerians have embraced renewable energy in the course of first quarter 2022 said expert Sam Nwosu, , Secretary General at the Council of Renewable Energy of Nigeria., With an estimated 85 million Nigerians (i.e. 43% of the country’s population) without access to grid, Renpower Nigeria 2022

Wärtsilä has received a letter of award for a 95,3MWp (75MWac) solar photovoltaic (PV) power plant in Nigeria, When operational, the plant will be the largest solar PV plant in Nigeria; and one of the largest on, be a major contributor of economic benefits to the local communities in Katsina State, in northern Nigeria, we have chosen an EPC partner with a track record of successfully delivering EPC power projects in Nigeria, Bulk Electricity Trader (NBET), part of Nigeria’s Federal Ministry of Power., Wärtsilä-built solar power plant will deliver electricity to a million homes in Nigeria

Wärtsilä on allekirjoittanut sopimuksen voimalaitoksen laitetoimituksesta Nigeriaan., United Cement Company of Nigeria Ltd (UNICEM) rakentaa 47 MW:n voimalaitoksen, johon Wärtsilä toimittaa, Wärtsilä toimittaa 47 MW:n voimalaitoksen laitteiston Nigeriaan