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Lighting the Way to Nigeria Future

Adenike Batiste
CIS 200-51103
March 8,2011
Table of contents
• Introduction
• Looming Challenges
– Power is Key
– Current Power Scenario
– Nigeria’s Projected Demand
• Gas Power plant Option
• Credits
Introduction
To achieve the vision that Nigeria be one of the top 20 economies in the world by
2020, Nigeria needs to have the reliability of the Electrical Power as a pre-requisite for
achieving the Government’s Seven Point Agenda. This factor sets the size of the
challenge for energy infrastructure investments and operations in the years ahead.
To meet this challenge head-on of providing adequate, reliable electricity power is an
area of expertise that our Consortium can assist your office in achieving its goal of
increasing generated power.
Pro-Quip Energy Consortium is a multi-disciplinary consortium that consists of
Energy, Financial and Technical investors who can deliver an integrated power solution
to the Federal Government. Our Consortium is willing to invest in the Vision of the
Government by bringing in independent power producers and financiers who are willing
to design, build, and operate under a Private Public Partnership (PPP) arrangement.
Under this arrangement, we shall design, build, and operate three power plants
consisting of One Dry-Cooled Coal Fired Power Plant and Two Gas Fired Power Plant
generating a total of 1000 Megawatts (MW).
Looming Challenges
Power is the key to Nigeria’s Economic growth
TOMORROW (2020)

Existing Sector New Sector

Enabling Tools
Unavailable Autonomous, financially
and Unreliable viable.
Service Reliable Service
Restructuring Low Cost Service
Heavily
Bundling Reduce Electricity poverty
subsidised by
Government &
Regulatory Framework Promote private sector
Donors Commercialization involvement
Inadequate Privatization Environmentally
budget responsible
Inadequate budget
Nigeria Projected Energy Demand
Gas Power Plant Option
• Gas Power Plants can be designed and built in
lesser time.
• Gas Power Plants are cheaper to operate than
Geothermal Power Plants.
• Much smaller landmass is needed compared to
Steam Power station of same capacity
• Lower operating costs compared to other types
of power plants.
• Option of using dual fuel system to provide
additional flexibility and operating efficiency.
Credits

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