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The Kebbi and Kaduna projects will be delivered under the Hasken-Rana brand – a joint venture between Phanes Group and its Nigerian partners — and are expected to be completed before the end of 2019.Martin Haupts, chief executive officer of Phanes Group, said: “Nigeria’s policy makers have worked proactively to address the nation’s immediate and long term electrification challenges through the introduction of attractive clean energy policies, and we are beginning to see the fruits of those policies.Haupts added: "Despite its challenges, Nigeria’s potential for solar development is unquestionable and from a standing start it may soon emerge as solar leader among its sub-Saharan African peers. Phanes Group, the international solar energy developer, investment manager and asset manager headquartered in Dubai, has acquired and will co-develop three 100 MW grid-connected solar PV plants in Nigeria. Phanes Group, a solar energy developer and asset manager based in Dubai, has acquired and will co-develop three 100 MW grid-connected solar PV plants in Nigeria. The ground-mounted projects will significantly raise Nigeria’s current solar capacity and contribute to the Nigerian government’s … The Group launched in 2016 a dedicated asset construction division as well as its first regional branch, based in Johannesburg South Africa – extending its in-house capabilities across the value chain.Guest Writer: The Challenges Facing the Growth of Tourism in AfricaKing Of International Collaboration: Davido Hook Up With LudacrisNNPC Boss Calls For More Collaboration Between NNPC, National AssemblyStop Fighting the Wind, Amaechi Will Be Renominated, Eze Tells Wike, AbeFIDELITY LAUNCHES AGENCY BANKING PARTNERSHIP IN ABUJAWhy I said Anyone Opposed To Church Opening Will Die-OyedepoSee Open Letter Written By Pastor To Adeboye, Kumuyi OthersNigerian Army Arrest Soldier For Attack On Chief Of Army StaffCoronavirus: See Where Taxi Driver Who Drove Italian Is Being Held Dubai-based international solar developer Phanes Group has acquired and will co-develop three 100MW grid-operated PV projects in Nigeria. …To Deploy Two Additional 100 MW Projects By 2019 Phanes Group, the international solar energy developer, investment manager and asset manager headquartered in Dubai, has acquired and will co-develop three 100 MW grid-connected solar PV plants in Nigeria. The latter – in Sokoto – benefits from one of the highest irradiation levels (2210 kWh/mThe first 50 MW of Phanes Group’s Sokoto project will be grid-connected as early as the first quarter of 2018, and the project is expected to be completed by the end of 2018. The latter – in Sokoto – benefits from one of the highest irradiation levels (2210 kWh/m2/year) in the country and is assisted by one of the 14 recently signed power purchase agreements (PPA) with utility-scale solar power developers – which will collectively add around 1,200 MW of solar capacity to the grid.The first 50MW of the Sokoto project will be grid-connected as early as the first quarter of 2018, with the project expected to be completed by the end of 2018. Established in 2012, Phanes Group has a growing portfolio of solar investments and developments that currently span five geographies globally, including Chile, Dominican Republic, the United Arab Emirates, the United Kingdom, and Sub-Saharan Africa. The first project will be located in the Sokoto region while the other two will come up in Kadnuna and Kebbi. The projects span three locations, including the Mando area of Kaduna, Birnin-Kebbi in Kebbi and Sokoto in the North-West of Nigeria. These new commercially viable projects demonstrate the strength of public, private partnerships whilst setting Nigeria on positive to course greater energy security and economic development – a model for African solar deployment.”The projects will be managed and delivered from Phanes Group’s new Nigerian office, which is expected to be operational from the end of this year and will service the firm’s broader West African solar interests.Andrea Haupts, chief operating officer of Phanes Group, added: “We are wholly committed to realizing Africa’s solar potential which also means identifying ways of utilizing our off-grid and micro-grid expertise to light up remote communities too.
The ground-mounted projects will significantly raise Nigeria’s current solar capacity and contribute to the Nigerian government’s […] Image: Pacific Southwest Regional USFWF / FlickrDubai-based international solar developer Phanes Group has acquired and will co-develop three 100MW grid-operated PV projects in Nigeria.The ground-mounted projects will boost Nigeria’s current solar capacity and play a key role in the Nigerian government’s goals to generate 2000MW of power from renewable sources by 2020.The projects are located in three areas, including the Mando area of Kaduna, Birnin-Kebbi in Kebbi and Sokoto in northwest Nigeria. The capacity shall be divided into projects of 100 MW each. Dubai-based Phanes Group has announced plans to set up 300 MW solar PV capacity in the African country over the next three years.
Dubai - UAE, November 03 2016Phanes Group, the international solar energy developer, investment manager and asset manager headquartered in Dubai, has acquired and will co-develop three 100 MW grid-connected solar PV plants in Nigeria. Die Phanes Group (Dubai, VAE), ein internationaler Photovoltaik-Projektentwickler, Investment- und Assetmanager, hat drei netzgekoppelte PV-Projekte mit 100 MW in Nigeria … This follows the opening of the company’s African’s headquarters in South Africa, earlier this year.According to the Nigerian Federal Government’s target, 75 percent of the nation will be grid connected by 2020 at a rate of 1.5 million households per year. “These new commercially viable projects demonstrate the strength of public, private partnerships whilst setting Nigeria on positive to course greater energy security and economic development – a model for African solar deployment.”The projects will be managed and delivered from Phanes Group’s new Nigeria office, which is expected to be operational from the end of this year and will service the firm’s broader West African solar interests.
The Kebbi and Kaduna projects will be delivered under the Hasken-Rana brand – a joint venture between Phanes Group and its Nigerian partners — and are expected to be completed before the end of 2019.Martin Haupts, chief executive officer of Phanes Group, said: “Nigeria’s policy makers have worked proactively to address the nation’s immediate and long term electrification challenges through the introduction of attractive clean energy policies, and we are beginning to see the fruits of those policies.Haupts added: "Despite its challenges, Nigeria’s potential for solar development is unquestionable and from a standing start it may soon emerge as solar leader among its sub-Saharan African peers. Phanes Group, the international solar energy developer, investment manager and asset manager headquartered in Dubai, has acquired and will co-develop three 100 MW grid-connected solar PV plants in Nigeria. Phanes Group, a solar energy developer and asset manager based in Dubai, has acquired and will co-develop three 100 MW grid-connected solar PV plants in Nigeria. The ground-mounted projects will significantly raise Nigeria’s current solar capacity and contribute to the Nigerian government’s … The Group launched in 2016 a dedicated asset construction division as well as its first regional branch, based in Johannesburg South Africa – extending its in-house capabilities across the value chain.Guest Writer: The Challenges Facing the Growth of Tourism in AfricaKing Of International Collaboration: Davido Hook Up With LudacrisNNPC Boss Calls For More Collaboration Between NNPC, National AssemblyStop Fighting the Wind, Amaechi Will Be Renominated, Eze Tells Wike, AbeFIDELITY LAUNCHES AGENCY BANKING PARTNERSHIP IN ABUJAWhy I said Anyone Opposed To Church Opening Will Die-OyedepoSee Open Letter Written By Pastor To Adeboye, Kumuyi OthersNigerian Army Arrest Soldier For Attack On Chief Of Army StaffCoronavirus: See Where Taxi Driver Who Drove Italian Is Being Held Dubai-based international solar developer Phanes Group has acquired and will co-develop three 100MW grid-operated PV projects in Nigeria. …To Deploy Two Additional 100 MW Projects By 2019 Phanes Group, the international solar energy developer, investment manager and asset manager headquartered in Dubai, has acquired and will co-develop three 100 MW grid-connected solar PV plants in Nigeria. The latter – in Sokoto – benefits from one of the highest irradiation levels (2210 kWh/mThe first 50 MW of Phanes Group’s Sokoto project will be grid-connected as early as the first quarter of 2018, and the project is expected to be completed by the end of 2018. The latter – in Sokoto – benefits from one of the highest irradiation levels (2210 kWh/m2/year) in the country and is assisted by one of the 14 recently signed power purchase agreements (PPA) with utility-scale solar power developers – which will collectively add around 1,200 MW of solar capacity to the grid.The first 50MW of the Sokoto project will be grid-connected as early as the first quarter of 2018, with the project expected to be completed by the end of 2018. Established in 2012, Phanes Group has a growing portfolio of solar investments and developments that currently span five geographies globally, including Chile, Dominican Republic, the United Arab Emirates, the United Kingdom, and Sub-Saharan Africa. The first project will be located in the Sokoto region while the other two will come up in Kadnuna and Kebbi. The projects span three locations, including the Mando area of Kaduna, Birnin-Kebbi in Kebbi and Sokoto in the North-West of Nigeria. These new commercially viable projects demonstrate the strength of public, private partnerships whilst setting Nigeria on positive to course greater energy security and economic development – a model for African solar deployment.”The projects will be managed and delivered from Phanes Group’s new Nigerian office, which is expected to be operational from the end of this year and will service the firm’s broader West African solar interests.Andrea Haupts, chief operating officer of Phanes Group, added: “We are wholly committed to realizing Africa’s solar potential which also means identifying ways of utilizing our off-grid and micro-grid expertise to light up remote communities too.
The ground-mounted projects will significantly raise Nigeria’s current solar capacity and contribute to the Nigerian government’s […] Image: Pacific Southwest Regional USFWF / FlickrDubai-based international solar developer Phanes Group has acquired and will co-develop three 100MW grid-operated PV projects in Nigeria.The ground-mounted projects will boost Nigeria’s current solar capacity and play a key role in the Nigerian government’s goals to generate 2000MW of power from renewable sources by 2020.The projects are located in three areas, including the Mando area of Kaduna, Birnin-Kebbi in Kebbi and Sokoto in northwest Nigeria. The capacity shall be divided into projects of 100 MW each. Dubai-based Phanes Group has announced plans to set up 300 MW solar PV capacity in the African country over the next three years.
Dubai - UAE, November 03 2016Phanes Group, the international solar energy developer, investment manager and asset manager headquartered in Dubai, has acquired and will co-develop three 100 MW grid-connected solar PV plants in Nigeria. Die Phanes Group (Dubai, VAE), ein internationaler Photovoltaik-Projektentwickler, Investment- und Assetmanager, hat drei netzgekoppelte PV-Projekte mit 100 MW in Nigeria … This follows the opening of the company’s African’s headquarters in South Africa, earlier this year.According to the Nigerian Federal Government’s target, 75 percent of the nation will be grid connected by 2020 at a rate of 1.5 million households per year. “These new commercially viable projects demonstrate the strength of public, private partnerships whilst setting Nigeria on positive to course greater energy security and economic development – a model for African solar deployment.”The projects will be managed and delivered from Phanes Group’s new Nigeria office, which is expected to be operational from the end of this year and will service the firm’s broader West African solar interests.