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Power System Analysis And Design

Electrification and renewable energy nexus in developing countries; an overarching analysis of hydrogen production and electric vehicles integrality in renewable energy penetration

An approach for sustainable energy planning towards 100 % electrification of Nigeria by 2030

Impact of economic development on CO2 emission in Africa; the role of BEVs and hydrogen production in renewable energy integration

Electricity outage is the main challenge facing the residential, commercial and industrial sectors in Nigeria. The country's electricity production is primarily from hydro and thermal sources, yet the available electricity output is far less than the demand. The shortfalls in electricity production and distribution in the residential and commercial sectors are the drive behind the off-grid power generation by individuals and corporate bodies in Nigeria. The off-grid power generation is mainly produced using gasoline/diesel generators which are not environmental friendlies and constitute an increase in the carbon footprint of the country. The use of off-grid power generators, also known as “backup generators” continues to grow, from slightly over 60% in 2002 to more than 80% in 2014, exposing the non-functional power sector in Nigeria. An average of 84% urban household depends on gasoline or diesel-powered generator for electricity supply while the rest live without electricity. This paper's goal is to evaluate the alternative sources that could expedite electricity availability with less carbon footprint. In this study, clean energy - solar photovoltaic (PV cells) utilization prospects were investigated for the common types of residential buildings in Nigeria. Lastly, the prospects of utilizing solar energy in buildings are discussed with their economic and environmental benefits.

Cleaner energy in Nigeria residential housing

with increasing dependence on agriculture, industries and day-by-day household comfort upon the continuity of electric supply from PHCN systems in Nigeria, the forecast of electrical demand have assumed a great importance. For electricity supply not to be an cog in the wheel of progress of the Nigerian economy and perhaps a snag in the attainment of the millennium development goal MDGs load forecasting must be performed to coordinate electricity demand and supply. This research work focuses on Nigeria electricity demand forecast from 2013-2030 towards vision 2025 using Time Series Analysis on past load demand.

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Analysis Of Nigeria's National Electricity Demand Forecast (2013-2030)

This study which is an investigative survey carried out in an Engineering department in South East Nigeria was aimed at evaluating the performances of students and teachers in order to ensure quality and review of the intrinsic variables within an educational system. The unique characteristics of teachers were compared with the average performances of students in the final year, to identify the possible cause of poor quality and low Final Cumulative Grade Point Average (FCGPA) by students of that department.  The summary results for five consecutive academic sessions were used to determine the performances of students in varied courses taught by their lecturers, while the Pearson Correlation Coefficient was applied to review the students’ performances with unique features of gender, qualification and years of experience among lecturers involved in the teaching, research, and service delivery of the final year courses. The results showed 79.76, 53.37, 61.16, 73.33, 59.13, 72.73, 66.12, 79.60, 83.49, 76.85, 87.50, 71.96, 84.00, 88.91, 75.86, 76.48, 72.41, 80.90, 71.93 percentage-teacher-performances respectively, in descending order of codes assigned to lecturers. The application of Mintab software revealed correlation coefficients of 0.28, 0.01 and -0.51 for inherent peculiarities, while the p-values of 0.233, 0.956 and 0.025 were equally obtained. These results will assist the university’s management in its administrative function and decisions making regarding students and teachers’ quality at intakes and recruitments, by ensuring that requisite standards for engineering education study, growth, development and sustainability efforts are effectively achieved in line with its project 200 vision, thereby enabling the lecturers to optimize the quality of their teaching, research, and service delivery.

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Analysis Of Nigeria's National Electricity Demand Forecast (2013-2030)

Quality and Sustainability of Engineering Education: The Role of Teacher and Student Performance Evaluation Review