NASENI Enhances Renewable Energy Capabilities Through Biogas and Biomethanol Training
Key Ideas
- NASENI collaborates with SRH Berlin, Germany, to conduct intensive onsite and online training for staff on designing and operating biogas and biomethanol plants.
- The training aims to equip participants with skills in CAD/CAM, material science, methanol synthesis, hydrogen production, and safety principles for renewable energy initiatives.
- The Executive Vice Chairman highlights the significance of the training in enhancing expertise within NASENI and driving the adoption of biogas and biomethanol technologies in Nigeria.
- Engr. Anas Yadiz emphasizes NASENI's commitment to fostering innovation, enhancing workforce skills, and contributing to a greener, more energy-efficient Nigeria.
The National Agency for Science and Engineering Infrastructure (NASENI) in Nigeria has initiated a 5-day training program aimed at enhancing the skills and knowledge of 20 staff members from its Headquarters and Institutes in designing and operating Biogas and Biomethanol plants. The training, held in Abuja, is in collaboration with SRH Berlin, Germany, a renowned organization in the design and development of commercial-scale renewable energy plants. Additionally, two online courses focusing on medium-scale plant design are being offered.
The training covers various aspects of the design process, including CAD/CAM, material science, methanol synthesis, hydrogen production, and safety principles. The Executive Vice Chairman of NASENI emphasized the importance of this training in equipping staff to effectively manage renewable energy plants. Participants were selected from different NASENI institutes to ensure comprehensive knowledge sharing.
The program, facilitated by experts from SRH Berlin, aims to empower staff with advanced skills. NASENI's commitment to driving biogas and biomethanol technologies aligns with Nigeria's renewable energy goals. The collaborative effort underscores the Agency's dedication to innovation and sustainability, ultimately working towards a more energy-efficient future for Nigeria.