Nigeria has increased its domestic solar panel manufacturing capacity to 300 megawatts from 120 megawatts two years ago.
He said that the initiative marked a step toward renewable energy adoption within the UN system.
He said that N100 billion targets provision of hybrid mini-grid for government agencies within and outside Abuja.
Mr Ayoade said that the absence of the MD was not deliberate or meant to disrespect the committee.
According to Mr Ibrahim, REA will serve as a key implementation and policy partner.
Mr Zulum said that plans by his administration to create a state-owned electricity outfit were at an advanced stage.
Mr Aliyu noted that the entire country had been mapped and rural communities without electricity identified.
The controller general of NCoS, Sylvester Nwakuche, said the MoU signified more than infrastructure provision.
The minister said that 24 institutions were currently benefiting from the phase 1-3 of the scheme, including some teaching hospitals.
According to him, the FG was aggressively addressing the nation’s electricity challenges.
