The Green Economy Award aims to promote, empower and recognize the achievements of Nigerians in the sustainability and energy efficiency. As part of the Nigeria energy Award’s on-going commitment to encouraging Green Projects and Investments, each year the Local Organizing committee of NAEE, in conjunction with Mathesis Consulting, Nigeria Alternative Energy Consortium, and sponsors, host the Green Economy Award ceremonies in celebration and recognition of the achievements of individuals, organizations, Academia, corporate sector and government. The awards recognize industry excellence in the areas of commercial, industrial, residential community engagement, Government, Energy Champion, Energy efficiency awareness, innovation and media as well as technical. The purpose of these Awards is to reward exceptional effort in the more efficient use of energy. We believe that our commitment to acknowledging their achievements is crucial to the future of Nigeria energy efficiency.
The finalists of the 2013 Nigeria Green Economy Award are:
Commercial
for the application of sound energy efficiency projects in the last 12 months in the commercial sector, for instance projects in hotels, shopping centres, businesses or hospitals etc
i. Barefoot Power
ii. Greensols Energy Revolution Nigeria Limited
Industrial
for the application of sound energy efficiency projects in the last 12 months in the industrial sector, for instance projects at manufacturing plants, smelters, mines, etc
i. Schwaib Nigltd
ii. Globacom, Plc
iii. Monenco Engineering Ltd
for the application of sound energy efficiency projects in the last 12 months in the industrial sector, for instance projects at manufacturing plants, smelters, mines, etc
i. Schwaib Nigltd
ii. Globacom, Plc
iii. Monenco Engineering Ltd
Residential
for the application of sound energy efficiency projects in the last 12 months in the residential sector, such as people reducing their household consumption drastically or residential street lighting projects
i. Mirivales Group
ii. Anbez Solar
iii. UNDP-GEF Energy Efficiency programme
for the application of sound energy efficiency projects in the last 12 months in the residential sector, such as people reducing their household consumption drastically or residential street lighting projects
i. Mirivales Group
ii. Anbez Solar
iii. UNDP-GEF Energy Efficiency programme
Government
for the energy efficiency projects in the last 12 months in the Governmental sector, including Ministries, States Government parastals and municipalities,
i. Lagos State
ii. Delta State
iii. Energy Commission of Nigeria
for the energy efficiency projects in the last 12 months in the Governmental sector, including Ministries, States Government parastals and municipalities,
i. Lagos State
ii. Delta State
iii. Energy Commission of Nigeria
Energy Champion
aimed at individuals who have made a huge impact in terms of advocating or promoting energy efficiency
i. Engr. Reynolds Dagogo-Jack (Chairman of the Presidential Task Force on Power)
ii. Rev. Dr. Sabinus Iweadighi – Margleo International Secondary School
iii. Etiosa Uyigue – National Project Coordinator of the UNDP GEF EE Programme
Community engagement
for orginsation/ Person who have rolled out innovative energy projects in rural or urban communities
i. PSC Industries Limited
ii. CREDC
iii. National Environmental Standards and Regulations Enforcement Agency
for orginsation/ Person who have rolled out innovative energy projects in rural or urban communities
i. PSC Industries Limited
ii. CREDC
iii. National Environmental Standards and Regulations Enforcement Agency
Young designers
aimed at school-going children with a creative idea, programme, design or prototype that looks at the efficient use of energy and not the generation of energy.
i. Olly Malebane- Calliper Engineering
ii. Olumide Fatoki -Schneider Electric Nigeria Limited
iii. Jessica Matthews – who invented a power-generating football called SOCCKET ball.
aimed at school-going children with a creative idea, programme, design or prototype that looks at the efficient use of energy and not the generation of energy.
i. Olly Malebane- Calliper Engineering
ii. Olumide Fatoki -Schneider Electric Nigeria Limited
iii. Jessica Matthews – who invented a power-generating football called SOCCKET ball.
Energy efficiency awareness
aimed at media or communication managers within large corporates who have made an exceptional effort to promote energy efficiency to employees.
i. Daily Trust
ii. Africa Sustainable Energy Association
iii. Council of Renewable Energy Of Nigeria
aimed at media or communication managers within large corporates who have made an exceptional effort to promote energy efficiency to employees.
i. Daily Trust
ii. Africa Sustainable Energy Association
iii. Council of Renewable Energy Of Nigeria
Innovation
this new category recognises prototypes that reduce the energy consumption of equipment of buildings in any way, or brilliant ideas that could contribute to energy efficiency
i. Alsonic Int’l Ltd
ii. Engr. (Mrs.) Bahijjahtu Hadiza Abubakar – National Coordinator- Renewable Energy programme
iii. Rand Instruments Africa (Pty) Ltd
this new category recognises prototypes that reduce the energy consumption of equipment of buildings in any way, or brilliant ideas that could contribute to energy efficiency
i. Alsonic Int’l Ltd
ii. Engr. (Mrs.) Bahijjahtu Hadiza Abubakar – National Coordinator- Renewable Energy programme
iii. Rand Instruments Africa (Pty) Ltd
Energy savings in households
this new category recognises and rewards people who have implemented innovative energy efficiency applications at home.
i. Greensols Energy Revolution Nigeria Limited
ii. Bank of Industry
iii. Eko Electricty Distribution Company – Engr.Afamefuna Okwuanalu
All categories and finalists celebrate excellence and leadership in the Nigeria clean energy industry.
Winners were announced and presented with an award at the Nigeria Energy Award Gala Dinner in Abuja, Thursday 17 October 2013.
Winners were announced and presented with an award at the Nigeria Energy Award Gala Dinner in Abuja, Thursday 17 October 2013.
For more information Visit: http://www.nigeriaenergyawards.org
