Representative of the EVC of NASENI, Deputy Director, Nano Science Department, Dr. Chika Ezeanyanaso in a group photograph of the trainees at the opening of the 5-day training.
"NASENI Enhances Renewable Energy Capabilities with Biogas and Biomethanol Plants Design Training"
By Gloria Sarauniya Usman
ABUJA, NIGERIA July 23, 2024 - The National Agency for Science and Engineering Infrastructure (NASENI) has commenced a 5-day training program to enhance the skills and knowledge of 20 staff members in the design and operation of Biogas and Biomethanol plants. The training, conducted in collaboration with SRH Berlin, Germany, aims to bolster NASENI's renewable energy capabilities and contribute to Nigeria's sustainable energy goals.
The intensive onsite training, which will conclude on Friday, July 26, 2024, covers various aspects of the design process, including process control, CAD/CAM, material science, methanol synthesis, hydrogen production, and safety principles. Additionally, NASENI and SRH Berlin are offering two online training courses on the design of medium-scale biogas and biomethanol plants.
The Executive Vice Chairman of NASENI, Mr. Khalil Suleiman Halilu, represented by Dr. Chika Ezeanyanaso, emphasized the importance of the training in equipping staff with the necessary expertise to design and manage biogas and biomethanol plants effectively. The participants, selected from various NASENI institutes, will benefit from a comprehensive transfer of knowledge across the organization.
The training is facilitated by a team of seven experts from SRH Berlin, Germany, and will empower staff with cutting-edge skills and knowledge. Engr. Anas Yadiz, coordinator of the training, highlighted NASENI's commitment to fostering innovation, enhancing workforce skills, and leading the charge towards a greener, more energy-efficient Nigeria.
This collaborative effort demonstrates NASENI's dedication to driving the adoption of biogas and biomethanol technologies, contributing to Nigeria's broader renewable energy goals, and paving the way for a more sustainable future.
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