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$2bn electricity grid maintenance creates 45,000 jobs – Minister - National Accord Newspaper - Vimarsana News

$2bn electricity grid maintenance creates 45,000 jobs – Minister - National Accord Newspaper

The Minister of Power, Abubakar Aliyu, says the ongoing US$ 2 billion electricity grid maintenance, expansion and rehabilitation programme across the country are estimated to have created 45,000 direct and indirect jobs.

NESI: FG earns N393billion revenue in 2022 first-half, highest in eight years - Vimarsana News

NESI: FG earns N393billion revenue in 2022 first-half, highest in eight years

The Federal Government (FG) on Tuesday said it earned N393 billion from the Nigeria Electricity Supply Industry (NESI) In the first-half of 2022, its

Mobile Substation Market Is Expected To Register Considerable Growth In Sales During The Projected Period - Vimarsana News

Mobile Substation Market Is Expected To Register Considerable Growth In Sales During The Projected Period

Mobile Substation Market Is Expected To Register Considerable Growth In Sales During The Projected Period  | Report by FMI

Insights on the Mobile Substation Global Market to 2026 - Growing Frequency of Power Outages Drives Demand - Vimarsana News

Insights on the Mobile Substation Global Market to 2026 - Growing Frequency of Power Outages Drives Demand

/PRNewswire/ -- The "Mobile Substation - Global Market Trajectory & Analytics" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering. The global market...

Rhino and Buffalo set to enter Namibia by mid-2022 - Vimarsana News

Rhino and Buffalo set to enter Namibia by mid-2022

After years of planning, immense procurement challenges and a touch of Covid-19, Rhino and Buffalo are set to enter Namibia’s border and join the NamPower family by mid-2022.