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Bringing prosperity to Nigeria's poor through energy and climate change ideas and action
In collaboration with the International Centre for Energy, Environment & Development (ICEED), the ECOWAS Centre for Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency (ECREE) is training scientists and representatives of the clean cooking energy industry in West Africa on testing and standards. The training programme held at the ICEED Clean Energy Training Centre in Afikpo June
The Nigeria Erosion and Watershed Management Project (NEWMAP) have commenced the dissemination of households and institutional clean cookstoves in its seven (7) pilot states. This is part of the multifaceted efforts by NEWMAP to manage the gully erosion and watershed challenges in Nigeria as well as reduce the rate of deforestation in the pilot
The Catholic Caritas Foundation of Nigeria has boosted the sales of efficient wood stoves entrepreneurs in Katsina State. In February 2017, Caritas took delivery of 2000 stoves produced by trained local potters in Katsina State. This puts money in the pockets of several local stove producers and food on the table for their families.
The International Centre for Energy, Environment and Development (ICEED) is leading the Cookstove Component of an EU funded Project in 7 Local Government Areas in Katsina. The cookstove component of the project has an overall aim of producing and disseminating 35,000 stoves to households within the duration of the project. This call for
Stakeholders deliberate to reposition the clean cooking industry and address access to clean cooking energy for all Abuja, The Federal Ministry of Environment, in partnership with the Nigerian Alliance for Clean Cookstoves organized the Nigeria Clean Cooking Forum 2016. The event was held on Monday 28 November 2016 at the Transcorp Hilton, Abuja.
Dr. Adriana Paliwoda-Matiolanska an assistant professor and researcher at Cracow University in Poland is visiting ICEED to study various aspects of the energy industry in Nigeria. Currently, she is researching about sustainability in the energy sector. She is collaborating with ICEED and is currently in Abuja to analyse the functioning of the energy sector
International Centre for Energy, Environment and Development provides ideas that link energy and climate change policy reforms to prosperity for Nigeria’s poor.
Our strength lies in our partnerships. ICEED works with progressive Nigerian and international research centres, government agencies, specialists and entrepreneurs. We build multi-stakeholder platforms to respond to energy and climate challenges that affect the poor.
