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Ogun to generate 336 mega watts in 18 months

By Charles Coffie Gyamfi, Abeokuta
31 October 2017   |   4:22 am
The Special Adviser to the Governor on Energy, Mr. Taiwo Fagbemi who disclosed this to journalists in Abeokuta yesterday said the project when completed would generate 336 mega watts.

Ogun State Governor, Ibikunle Amosun

Ogun State Government has approved the construction of power generation plants by 12 Independent Power Providers (IPPs) to boost power generation in the State.

The Special Adviser to the Governor on Energy, Mr. Taiwo Fagbemi who disclosed this to journalists in Abeokuta yesterday said the project when completed would generate 336 mega watts.

Fagbemi said the project was approved by the present administration in its plans to ensure uninterrupted power supply, saying the “12 power companies were selected to provide and generate a total of 336 mega watts within 18 months of its commencement that will cut across the three Senatorial Districts of the State.”

He revealed that the selected IPPs had completed their Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) Waste Concession Agreement (WCA) and the Memorandum Of Understanding (MOU), explaining that these documents had been dully vetted by the Ministry of Justice.

The project, according to him, would be fuelled by natural gas, solar, Waste of Energy (WTE), hydro and Joule-Box which would ensure its sustainability.

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