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Katsina moves to revamp 10MW Lambar Rimi wind farm to boost electricity supply

By Adamu Abuh, Abuja
01 December 2024   |   12:30 pm
In a bid to boost power supply in the state, the Katsina State Government has unveiled plans to revamp the 10MW Wind Farm in Lambar Rimi after nearly two decades of non functionality. The state governor, Malam Dikko Umaru Radda, made this known during a meeting with Vergnet Groupe —the Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) in…
Katsina State has moved to revamp the 10MW Lambar Rimi wind farm to boost electricity supply with Governor Dikko Umaru Radda (middle) signing of a strategic Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Ocean Solutions Energie, a development partner and industry expert based in Paris, France

In a bid to boost power supply in the state, the Katsina State Government has unveiled plans to revamp the 10MW Wind Farm in Lambar Rimi after nearly two decades of non functionality.

The state governor, Malam Dikko Umaru Radda, made this known during a meeting with Vergnet Groupe —the Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) in Paris, France.

Governor Radda, who was accompanied by the Special Adviser on Power and Energy, Dr. Hafiz Ibrahim Ahmed, disclosed that the state government is committed to working closely with Vergnet Groupe to rehabilitate this vital asset and restore its capacity to support the State’s growing energy needs.

Stressing the importance of the wind farm to the region’s energy infrastructure, Governor Radda stated that his administration remains dedicated to ensuring its sustainable operation in line with Nigeria’s Renewable Energy Master Plan and the 2060 net-zero goals.

Additionally, the governor outlined plans for a 10MW Solar Farm to complement the wind project.
“This will provide clean and renewable energy to power approximately 4,400 homes across Katsina State,” he added.

“These projects are integral to Katsina State’s vision to become a leading renewable energy hub in Nigeria and contribute to the country’s broader transition to a sustainable energy future.”

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