MAN launches industrial energy adoption programme to cut manufacturers’ energy costs
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At a glance
- The Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN) has launched a new program to reduce energy costs for manufacturers.
- The initiative, MAN Industrial Energy Adoption Programme, aims to improve industrial competitiveness and support a transition to low-carbon energy.
- The program has received backing from the Anambra State Government, ASERC, Norwegian financiers, Huawei, Paras Energy, and Keystone Bank.
The Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN) has officially launched the MAN Industrial Energy Adoption Programme. This significant initiative is designed to directly address the high energy costs faced by Nigerian manufacturers, aiming to boost their competitiveness and foster a shift towards sustainable, low-carbon energy solutions.
The program's launch signifies a concerted effort to modernize Nigeria's industrial sector. By facilitating the adoption of cleaner energy technologies, MAN seeks to enhance operational efficiency and reduce the environmental footprint of manufacturing businesses across the country.
This ambitious undertaking has garnered substantial support from various key stakeholders. Partners include the Anambra State Government, the Anambra State Electricity Regulatory Commission (ASERC), Norwegian financiers, technology giant Huawei, Paras Energy, and Keystone Bank. This broad coalition underscores the perceived importance and potential impact of the program.
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