(April 2012) Nigeria is building 9 new universities across the nation. NEW ERA ENERGY has entered into detailed design discussions with one of these whose Vice Chancellor wants to utilise the abundant wind power in his region to power as much of the university as is practical. If the project goes ahead it is anticipated wind power may provide as much as 500kW of power to the university that will be used for a wide variety of lighting, cooling and information technology purposes. In this way core educational facilities can continue even if more power hungry laboratory applications cannot continue for the lack of grid provided electricity.
Wednesday, April 18, 2012
MANUFACTURERS AND NEW ERA ENERGY IN DISCUSSIONS FOR WIND FARMS
(April 2012) NEW ERA ENERGY has commenced discussions with a private group of manufacturers who want to develop a number of independently managed and powered manufacturing parks in Northern Nigeria. The parks would be powered by a hybrid strategy that has a very significant wind energy component. The power to be provided for each manufacturing park may be in the region of 3-8 mega watts. NEW ERA ENERGY will provide all the technology for the anticipated wind farms and will maintain the power solutions over the long term.
18 NIGERIAN ENGINEERING GRADUATES TO JOIN NEW ERA ENERGY
(April 2012) In order to meet the demand from its clients NEW ERA ENERGY has completed the first phase of its plan to hire the best engineering talent available in Nigeria. After a recruitment process lasting over 3 months and having interviewed over 200 qualified engineers NEW ERA ENERGY has selected 18 whom will join the company starting from May 1st 2012. All those joining the company are high level Nigerian engineering graduates whom over time will help NEW ERA to expand across the nation. The graduates join the 60 or so members of the team currently working with NEW ERA ENERGY.
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