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Egypt moves closer to nuclear power as El Dabaa project offers lessons for Nigeria’s energy ambitions

Egypt is moving closer to becoming a nuclear power nation as construction work on the El Dabaa nuclear project continues to gather pace. The project is Egypt’s first nuclear power plant and is being built at El Dabaa in Matrouh Governorate, about 320 kilometres northwest of Cairo.world-nuclear+1 The plant will have four VVER-1200 reactors and is expected to generate about 4,800 megawatts of electricity, enough to supply a significant share of the country’s power needs.wikipedia+2 Officials say the first reactor is expected to begin commercial operation around 2028, while the remaining units should come on stream by 2029 or 2030.wikipedia+2 The El Dabaa project has also become a reference point for other African countries, including Nigeria, as they search for reliable ways to close their power deficit and strengthen energy security.undp+2 For Nigeria, the project highlights the importance of long-term […]

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FG pushes $5.7bn China investment talks to drive power, industrial growth

The Federal Government is advancing negotiations with Chinese investors on proposed projects worth about 5.7 billion dollars aimed at boosting power supply and accelerating Nigeria’s industrial growth. Officials say the talks are part of a broader strategy to attract strategic capital into energy, transport and industrial infrastructure to support President Bola Tinubu’s economic reforms. According to government sources, the Chinese funding proposals cover new power generation and transmission projects, solar and clean energy investments, as well as industrial parks and manufacturing hubs in key states. The initiatives are expected to complement earlier Chinese commitments of over 20 billion dollars across agriculture, mining, automotive, steel and energy sectors.​ Nigeria is positioning itself as China’s top investment destination in Africa, leveraging existing rail, road and power partnerships and seeking new deals in digital infrastructure and green energy. Officials argue that sustained Chinese […]

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