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Technical Seminar
Theme: Showcasing technology innovations across the power value chain
The Technical Seminar at Nigeria Energy 2023 aims to bring leading cutting-edge innovations and technologies that are changing the game of energy. These success stories aim to be instrumental to stakeholders in the generating, transmission and distribution sector. A dedicated knowledge hub for energy innovators to learn, share industry best practices and scientific developments in the energy sector.
- Day 1: Transmission and Distribution
- Day 2: Energy consumption & Management | Renewables and clean energy solutions
- Day 3: Critical back-up power and generation
Conference Agenda
- Day 1 | Tuesday, 19 September 2023
- Day 2 | Wednesday, 20 September 2023
- Day 3 | Thursday, 21 September 2023
12:00
Welcome by Emcee
Gloria Olufeko, Event Host and Communications Trainer/Specialist
12:05
The enforcement of electricity metering regulations in Nigeria's electricity supply industry: Testing and certification guideline/processes
NEMSA Act 2015 established NEMSA to carry out the functions of the enforcement of technical standards and regulations, technical inspection, testing, and certification of all categories of electrical installations in the Nigerian Electricity Supply Industry (NESI), and other allied industries/workplaces and premises and metering activity to ensure that electricity networks/equipment are Stable, Safe, and Reliable. Among others, one area of concern is testing, certification, and deployment of electricity meters for the use of various categories of stakeholders in Nigeria.
From 2015 to 2022, NEMSA, through its enforcement, inspection, certification, etc. mandate, and in accordance with regulation and standards, tested a total of 2,461,290 various categories of electric meters and inspected a total of 40 Electric Meters manufacturing/assembly facilities and Certification of meter installation personnel to ensure that only certified electrical installations contractors are allowed to execute electrical installation works or practice in NESI and other allied industries and workplaces.
The enforcement of NEMSA’s metering mandate is a vital aspect to ensure that energy meters used in NESI are of the right quality and standard for proper energy accountability and for supplier/customers satisfaction. And to increase collection efficiency, as well as for safety of lives and properties in the power sector and beyond.
Speaker:
Engr. Gideon Fatunmbi, MNSE, MNIPE, MNIEEE, Assistant General Manager/Head Metering and Laboratory Services (MLSD), NEMSA- Nigerian Electricity Management Services Agency
13:30
Networking Break | Exhibition visit
14:00
The future of electricity market in Nigeria and the role of renewables
Policy Influence on the Industry: Understanding how policies, especially the Electricity Act 2023, will play a central role in shaping the direction and development of the power sector.
The Electricity Act has decentralized the power sector, opening new business prospects in the form of captive and embedded generation projects. These are quicker to build, cheaper to fund, and do not need to rely on the transmission network.
Emphasizing the need for Integration of renewables in the energy mix for a dynamic and sustainable energy future.
Speaker:
Damilare Olayiwola, Assistant Manager- Power and New Energies unit, Tetracore Energy
14:45
Product showcase by SparkMeter
15:30
Networking Break
16:00
LONGi’s innovation excellence, introducing the cutting-edge HIMO6 solar technology
16:45
Day 1 closes
12:00
Welcome and introduction by Emcee
Gloria Olufeko, Event Host and Communications Trainer/Specialist
12:05
The importance of training and capacity development in the energy transition plan
Speaker:
Prof Chidi Magnus Onuoha, Rector, AEI – Asteven Energy Institute, President- Governing Council- Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Associations Alliance (REEEAA)
Overview: This session will focus on the critical role of training and capacity development in the energy transition plan. The session will emphasize the importance of investing in human capital to facilitate the transition toward sustainable energy sources.
13:30
Networking Break | Exhibition visit
14:00
Huawei FusionSolar Smart PV and String ESS Solution, Power Up Your Business
Speaker:
Jeremiah Ejiroghene Aminode, Senior Product Manager, Huawei
14:45
Fouani & Huawei Strategic Cooperation MOU Singing Ceremony on Solar Inverter
15:30
Networking Break | Exhibition visit
16:00
Optimizing Energy Systems: Monitoring, Efficiency, and Management
- Monitoring for distributed energy systems
- Enhance performance with wiser energy use
- Manage 1 to 1000s of sites from one dashboard
Speaker:
David Smith, CEO, Enee.io
16:45
Day 2 closes
12:00
Welcome and introduction by Emcee
Gloria Olufeko, Event Host and Communications Trainer/Specialist
12:05
Huawei Smart Modular Data Center and UPS
Speaker:
Ayeni Oluwaseyi Temitope, Product Manager, Huawei
12:50
Excellent Customer Service- The Actolog Experience.
1. Customer satisfaction is the key to sustainable business success
2. Today’s customer is inundated with choices and must be treated as ‘king.’
3. Customer-centricity must become a culture of any successful business
Speaker:
John Akadu, CEO, Actolog Solutions
13:35
Networking Break | Exhibition visit
14:05
On-the-job training/Skills Enhancement courses offered by NAPTIN.
Speaker:
Engr. Yusuf A. Khalil, Chief Instructor (Electrical), National Power Training Institute of Nigeria (NAPTIN).
15:05
Networking Break | Exhibition visit
15:30
Prospects for backup power for active and reactive power control in Nigeria
Speaker:
Engr. Tasiu Sa'ad Gidari-Wudil, FNSE, President, NSE- Nigerian Society of Engineers
17:00
End of the Seminar
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