This was announced in Abuja by the Executive Vice Chairman of National Agency For Science and Engineering Infrastructure (NASENI), Mohammed Haruna on Friday
According to him, NASENI had commenced production of transformers, but added that it was not producing in commercial quantities yet.
Haruna noted that his agency currently produces solar panels and modules in Karshi, Abuja, but explained that the operation was limited in scope for now, adding that the partnership with China was expected to increase its production capacity.
He said, “It is compulsory to use raw materials that are locally available in Nigeria to produce the cells in order to increase local contents. Doing this will drastically bring down the cost of solar installations in Nigeria and it will support also the sub-region.
”The other component is high voltage testing laboratory. This is a key project in the area of power. There can be no successful power company in Nigeria without production of this component locally.
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