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1,350 MW Abuja Project, through Continuum Associates, LLC A grant to Nigeria National Petroleum Company (NNPC) Gas Power Investment Company Limited funds a feasibility study for 1,350 megawatt gas-fired project that will deliver power to Abuja through the national grid. The project will meet the goals of the Electrify Africa Act, the U.S. Government's Power Africa and Prosper Africa Initiatives, and U.S. Trade and Development Agency's (USTDA) U.S. Gas Infrastructure Exports Initiative and will support the goals of Nigeria's Power Sector Recovery Program and Economic Recovery and Growth Plan by supporting diversification of the country's energy industry. The Study will be undertaken on a sole source basis by the U.S. firm, Continuum Associates Limited Liability Corporation.
Feasibility Study - Liquified Natural Gas Liquefaction and Distribution Facility, through Novi Energy, LLC A USTDA grant to Green Liquified Natural Gas Limited is funding a feasibility study that would assess the viability of a 144 tons per day liquefied natural gas liquefaction and distribution facility and associated regasification and distribution stations in Southwestern Nigeria.
Off-Grid Electrification for Rural Communities, through Odyssey Energy Solutions A USTDA grant to Havenhill Synergy Limited funds a feasibility study to support the development and deployment of up to 110 solar with battery storage minigrid systems to be deployed in rural communities in Nigeria. The project will deliver new reliable electricity and will support the goals of Nigeria's Rural Electrification Agency in enhancing electricity access in unserved and underserved communities. The feasibility study will be undertaken on a sole source basis by the U.S. firm Odyssey Energy Solutions, Inc.
Feasibility Study - Abiba Solar Independent Power Plant, through Tetra Tech, Inc. ABIBA Solar Independent Power Plant Feasibility Study
Darway Coast Energy Access Project, through CJ Aron Associates, Inc. This grant funds a feasibility study for Darway Coast Nig., a privately-owned company in Nigeria, to develop approximately 95 mini-grids, including approximately 80 isolated mini-grids for communities and 15 distributed generation units for commercial, industrial, and institutional (CI&I) customers, primarily in southern Nigeria (Project). The CI&I entities could include markets, hospitals, and other key social and economic entities that support resiliency. When implemented, the Project is expected to provide reliable and resilient energy access for an estimated 60,000 people living in communities not connected to the grid and/or being served by CI&I entities.
Definitional Mission - Energy Solutions, through U.S. Government - Trade and Development Agency This definitional mission (DM) identified and evaluated opportunities in the energy and power sector in Nigeria for USTDA funding consideration. This DM was in response to the progress and growth of Nigerias energy sector, particularly with respect to inside-the-fence power generation facilities.
Darway Coast Energy Access Project, through CJ Aron Associates, Inc. This grant funds a feasibility study for Darway Coast Nig. Ltd, a privately-owned company in Nigeria, to develop approximately 95 mini-grids, including approximately 80 isolated mini-grids for communities and 15 distributed generation units for commercial, industrial, and institutional (CI&I) customers, primarily in southern Nigeria. The CI&I entities could include markets, hospitals, and other key social and economic entities that support resiliency. When implemented, the Project is expected to provide reliable and resilient energy access for an estimated 60,000 people living in communities not connected to the grid and/or being served by CI&I entities. The Study would be competed among U.S. firms on the USTDA website and publicized via Sam.gov and via USTDA and Power Africa social media platforms and mailing lists.
Feasibility Study - Complementary Off-Grid Supply Solutions Feasibility Study, through Rocky Mountain Institute This grant to Abuja Electricity Distribution PLC will fund a feasibility study (Study) that will explore the viability of implementing mini-grids with solar photovoltaic plus energy storage systems in underserved locations in Nigeria. The Study would evaluate a utility business model for building distributed energy resources designed to complement existing grid supply and prepare an implementation plan for developing financeable mini-grid projects. The Study will be undertaken on a sole-source basis by the U.S. non-profit firm Rocky Mountain Institute.
Feasibility Study - Sosai Sustainable Minigrids for Energy Access and Social Inclusion, through Energy Markets Group This grant funds a feasibility study for the development of approximately 100 solar minigrids, and associated low voltage distribution network, in the Nigerian states of Kaduna, Plateau, and Kogi states. The Project is anticipated to generate new renewable energy and provide energy access to thousands of women, farmers and others living in rural communities, creating greater social and economic inclusion and development. The proposed Grantee is Sosai Renewable Energies Company Limited, and the Study would be competed among U.S. firms on the USTDA website and publicized via Sam.gov, as well as highlighted through USTDA, Power Africa, and Prosper Africa social media and marketing platforms.
Complementary Off-Grid Supply Solutions, through Rocky Mountain Institute This grant to Abuja Electricity Distribution PLC will fund a feasibility study that will explore the viability of implementing mini-grids with solar photovoltaic plus energy storage systems in underserved locations in Nigeria. The study would evaluate a utility business model for building distributed energy resources designed to complement existing grid supply and prepare an implementation plan for developing financeable mini-grid projects.
Technical Assistance - Shared Disaster Recovery Services, through Government of Nigeria Technical Assistance - Shared Disaster Recovery Services, through Government of Nigeria
Technical Assistance - Power Loss Reduction Technologies, through Government of Nigeria Technical Assistance - Power Loss Reduction Technologies, through Government of Nigeria
Desk Study - Lagos State CNG Vehicles, through U.S. Government - Trade and Development Agency This $5,000 Desk Study reviews a request for feasibility study funding to determine the technical and economic viability of developing compressed natural gas vehicle fueling stations in Lagos State, Nigeria.
Complementary Off-Grid Supply Solutions, through Rocky Mountain Institute This grant to Abuja Electricity Distribution PLC will fund a feasibility study (Study) that will explore the viability of implementing mini-grids with solar photovoltaic plus energy storage systems in underserved locations in Nigeria. The Study would evaluate a utility business model for building distributed energy resources designed to complement existing grid supply and prepare an implementation plan for developing financeable mini-grid projects. The Study will be undertaken on a sole-source basis by the U.S. non-profit firm Rocky Mountain Institute.
Feasibility Study - Gas to Industry Virtual Pipeline Project, through Nearshore Natural Gas, LLC Gas to Industry Virtual Pipeline Project Feasibility Study
Kano Grid Connection, through Continuum Associates, LLC A USTDA grant is funding a study to assess the ability of Nigeria's transmission grid to offtake solar photovoltaic power of up to 100 megawatts in Kano State ("Study"), which could provide over 400,000 households with electricity. The grantee is Dangote Industries Limited, a Nigerian company. The Study will be competed on www.fbo.gov.
Feasibility Study - ipNX FTTX Network Analysis, through Nationwide CLEC LLC This USTDA grant funds a feasibility study (Study) for the Nigerian internet service provider, ipNX Nigeria Limited to develop an expanded fiber to the premises (FTTX) network in Lagos and other urban areas in Nigeria. This Study is expected to provide the necessary technical, economic, regulatory, and financial analysis needed to deploy an expanded FTTX network that will provide last mile connectivity to residential and commercial clusters in Lagos, Nigeria and beyond. The U.S. firm Nationwide CLEC LLC, d/b/a CCG Consulting, is carrying out the Study on a sole-source basis.
Reverse Trade Mission - Gas Storage and Processing, through MFM Lamey Group, LLC Reverse Trade Mission - Gas Storage and Processing, through MFM Lamey Group, LLC
Feasibility Study - Oshodi Science and Technology Park, through Government of Nigeria Feasibility Study - Oshodi Science and Technology Park, through Government of Nigeria
Port Harcourt Smart Meter Pilot Program, through SparkMeter, Inc A USTDA grant to Port Harcourt Electricity Distribution Plc would partially fund a pilot project on 1,000 U.S. manufactured smart meters ("Study"). The Study would assess the meters' compatibility and effectiveness for the Nigerian market and could lead to the roll out of 50,000 meters at PHED and up to 500,000 additional meters across Nigeria. The Study would be undertaken on a sole source basis by the U.S. firm and smart meter manufacturers, SparkMeter, Inc.
Desk Study - BIOMASS CAPTIVE POWER, through CORE International, Inc. This $5,000 Desk Study (DS) involves funding for a DS contractor to review and update the Terms of Reference and budget for a proposed feasibility study for a Biomass Captive Power Project in Nigeria.
Feasibility Study - LILE HYBRID RENEWABLE POWER PLANT, through Government of Nigeria This $460,000 feasibility study is assisting the Lagos Deep Offshore Logistics Base (LADOL) Integrated Logistics Free Zone Enterprise by assessing the technical and economic viability of developing a 10 megawatt hybrid renewable energy power plant at the LADOL in Nigeria. The feasibility study is assessing the potential for solar and waste-to-energy power solutions.
Technical Assistance - SHIRORO/EGBIN POWER PLANTS, through Government of Nigeria This grant of $467,300 provides funding for technical assistance for the privatization of Nigeria's two largest power plants, the 600 MW Shiroro Hydro-power Plant located some 75 miles to the north-west of Abuja, and the 1,320 MW gas-fueled Egbin Power Plant near Lagos. This involves a technical and financial analysis to prepare the plants for privatization. The contractor also provides hands-on training on the development of a computer model capable of doing discounted cash flow analyses, internal rate of return calculations, revenue requirements, and tariff calculations worked up in joint BPE sessions and explained in formal seminars.
Feasibility Study - Gas to Industry Virtual Pipeline Project, through Nearshore Natural Gas, LLC A USTDA grant to Tombia River Energy Company funds a feasibility study for a virtual pipeline gas transportation project that will compress gas and transport it via trucks to customers for power and feedstock in the Niger Delta region of Nigeria. The project will deliver up to 50 million standard cubic feet per day (MMSCFD) of gas to customers in the region and will support the goals of Nigeria's Economic Recovery and Growth Plan by supporting diversification of the country's energy industry. The Study will be undertaken on a sole source basis by the U.S. firm, Nearshore Natural Gas.
Desk Study - Rivers State Government ID Card System, through Network Dynamics Associates, LLC This $6,000 desk study reviewed a request for assistance from the Rivers State Ministry of Finance that would provide a system analysis and pilot program for the rollout of a Unified Multipurpose Identification System in Rivers State, Nigeria. The project would result in improved efficiency and distribution of pay and benefits and would mitigate the issue of "ghost workers" or payments to non-existent individuals.
Darway Coast Energy Access Project, through CJ Aron Associates, Inc. This grant funds a feasibility study for Darway Coast Nigeria Limited ("Grantee"), a privately-owned company in Nigeria, to develop approximately 95 mini-grids, including approximately 80 isolated mini-grids for communities and 15 distributed generation units for commercial, industrial, and institutional ("CI&I") customers, primarily in southern Nigeria ("Project"). The CI&I entities could include markets, hospitals, and other key social and economic entities that support resiliency. When implemented, the Project is expected to provide reliable and resilient energy access for an estimated 60,000 people living in communities not connected to the grid and/or being served by CI&I entities. The Study would be competed among U.S. firms on the website and publicized via Sam.gov and via and Power Africa social media platforms and mailing lists.
Desk Study - Royal Power Gas Fired IPP, through Green Powered Technology, LLC This $5,000 desk study reviewed a request for assistance from Royal Power Integrated and General Services Limited for a feasibility study to investigate the technical and financial feasibility of building an approximately 275 megawatt (MW) natural gas-fired power plant located in Badagry, Lagos State. The project would improve the reliability of power supply in Lagos, sub-Saharan Africas most populous city.
Feasibility Study - Kano Grid Connection, through Continuum Associates, LLC Kano Grid Connection Feasibility Study
Technical Assistance - USFCS Specialist, through U.S. Government - Department of Commerce This $220,000 funds a first-year contract and associated office and travel costs for a Foreign Service National (FSN) at the U.S. Consulate in Lagos. This FSN position would provide critical program support for USTDA policy and program initiatives in Nigeria, as well as contribute to the Agency's business development efforts in the country.
Reverse Trade Mission - Nigeria Satellite Technologies Reverse Trade Mission, through Global Marketing & Communications, Inc. This Nigeria Satellite Technologies Reverse Trade Mission (RTM) will connect Nigerian satellite representatives with U.S. companies seeking to provide communications satellite technology and operation services to the Nigerian market. The RTM will showcase U.S. technologies and services to Nigerian representatives and expose participants to best practices in supporting the implementation of improved satellite infrastructure in Nigeria.
Technical Assistance - Renewable Energy IPP Framework, through Government of Nigeria Technical Assistance - Renewable Energy IPP Framework, through Government of Nigeria
Desk Study - Main One Cable Company Fiber Optic, through U.S. Government - Trade and Development Agency This desk study reviewed a request for assistance from the Main One Cable Company for a study that would investigate the technical and financial feasibility of expanding the companys fiber optic cabling infrastructure from Lagos, Nigeria to Port Harcourt, Nigeria. The project involves extending approximately 300 miles of undersea fiber optic cabling and supporting infrastructure between Nigerias most important commercial centers. The project would also involve development of terrestrial fiber optic infrastructure in Port Harcourt, the center of the countrys oil and gas industry.
Bonny Island Branching Unit & Cable Landing Station, through HIP Consult, Inc. A USTDA grant to Backbone Connectivity Network (Nigeria) Limited, a privately-owned company in Nigeria, funds a feasibility study ("Study") for the development of a subsea internet cable branching unit and cable landing station on Bonny Island, along with terrestrial network infrastructure deployment and a Tier 3 data center ("Project"). The Study will analyze the technical and commercial viability of the Project, along with a situation analysis, the development of an infrastructure map and a market demand analysis. Successful implementation of the Project will provide much-needed redundancy of telecommunications infrastructure in the South-South region of Nigeria.
1,350 MW Abuja Project, through Continuum Associates, LLC A USTDA grant to NNPC Gas Power Investment Company LTD funds a feasibility study for 1,350 megawatt (MW) gas-fired project that will deliver power to Abuja through the national grid. The project will meet the goals of the Electrify Africa Act, the U.S. Government's Power Africa and Prosper Africa Initiatives, and USTDA's U.S. Gas Infrastructure Exports Initiative and will support the goals of Nigeria's Power Sector Recovery Program and Economic Recovery and Growth Plan by supporting diversification of the country's energy industry.
Feasibility Study - Royal Power Gas-Fired IPP, through Novi Energy, LLC Royal Power Gas-Fired IPP Feasibility Study
Amuwo-Odofin Embedded Generation, through CJ Aron Associates, Inc. A USTDA grant to OSD Projects Ltd. would partially fund a feasibility study for a proposed 20 megawatt gas-fired power plant to be located at Amuwo-Odofin in Lagos, Nigeria supplying electricity to Ikeja Electricity Distribution Plc. The feasibility study would analyze a proposed 20 megawatt gas-fired power plant to be located at Amuwo-Odofin in Lagos, Nigeria that will supply electricity.
Feasibility Study - ipNX FTTX Network Analysis, through Nationwide CLEC LLC This USTDA grant funds a feasibility study for the Nigerian internet service provider, ipNX Nigeria Limited to develop an expanded fiber to the premises (FTTX) network in Lagos and other urban areas in Nigeria. This Study is expected to provide the necessary technical, economic, regulatory, and financial analysis needed to deploy an expanded FTTX network that will provide last mile connectivity to residential and commercial clusters in Lagos, Nigeria and beyond.
Feasibility Study - Nigeria: Hotspot Rural Telephony Feasibility Study, through Decision/Analysis Partners, LLC This USTDA grant to Hotspot Network Limited funds a feasibility study to assess the deployment of 2,000 mobile network base stations in select rural communities in Nigeria over a three to seven year period. A U.S. company will be competitively selected to carry out the Study.
Feasibility Study - Content Oasis Nigerian Postal Service Wireless Network Expansion, through Enterprise - United States Unknown This USTDA feasibility study (Study) provides assistance to Nigerian internet service provider Content Oasis Limited that is supporting the expansion of fixed wireless internet service to unserved and underserved areas in Nigeria. This Study is expected to provide the necessary technical, economic, regulatory, and financial analysis needed to deploy 800 broadband base stations across Nigeria over five years. The U.S. firm Fraym, Inc. is carrying out the Study on a sole source basis.
Darway Coast Energy Access Project, through CJ Aron Associates, Inc. This grant funds a feasibility study (FS) for Darway Coast, a privately-owned company in Nigeria, to develop approximately 95 mini-grids, including approximately 80 isolated mini-grids for communities and 15 distributed generation units for commercial, industrial, and institutional (CI&I) customers, primarily in southern Nigeria. The CI&I entities could include markets, hospitals, and other key social and economic entities that support resiliency. When implemented, the Project is expected to provide reliable and resilient energy access for an estimated 60,000 people living in communities not connected to the grid and/or being served by CI&I entities. The Study would be competed among U.S. firms on the USTDA website and publicized via Sam.gov and via USTDA and Power Africa social media platforms and mailing lists.
Technical Assistance - LADOL Electronic Management Platform, through Concurrent Technologies Corporation LADOL Electronic Management Platform Technical Assistance
Nigeria Electricity Distribution System Improvements Project, through Continuum Associates, LLC This grant funds a feasibility study for ECOF Kaduna Limited, a privately-owned company in Nigeria, to develop 2.5 megawatts of solar photovoltaic energy, procure 30 MW of hydroelectricity, and improve electricity transmission and distribution to service residential, commercial and industrial customers within the Kaduna Electric Company distribution territory in Kaduna. When implemented, the Project will provide critical reliable and affordable energy to the people of Nigeria.
LNG Liquefaction and Distribution Facility, through Novi Energy, LLC A USTDA grant to Green Liquified Natural Gas Limited is funding a feasibility study that would assess the viability of a 144 tons per day liquefied natural gas liquefaction and distribution facility and associated regasification and distribution stations in Southwestern Nigeria. The U.S. firm, NOVI Energy LLC, is completing the study on a sole-source basis.
Reverse Trade Mission - Nigeria Rail, through Business Council for International Understanding Nigeria Rail Reverse Trade Mission
Desk Study - ABIBA Solar IPP, through Constant Group, LLC This desk study is reviewing a request for assistance for a study that would investigate the feasibility of building an approximately 50 megawatt solar power plant located in Kaduma State, Nigeria.
Technical Assistance - Information and Communication Technology, through Washington Strategic Advisors, LLC This definitional mission (DM) identified and evaluated opportunities in the information and communications technology (ICT) sector in Nigeria for USTDA funding consideration. The DM contractor evaluated potential opportunities with the Ministry of Communication Technology, the Nigerian Stock Exchange, Lagos Deep Offshore Logistics Integrated Logistics Enterprise, and other potential grantees.
North West InfraCo and Data Center, through HIP Consult, Inc. A USTDA grant to Backbone Connectivity Network Nigeria Limited funds a study to assess the feasibility of deployment of a fiberoptic backbone network in the North West region of Nigeria and a data center in Kaduna State. The project will support the goals of Nigeria's Economic Recovery and Growth Plan by supporting Nigeria's growth as a service economy in need of state-of-the art data infrastructure.
Gas to Industry Virtual Pipeline Project, through Nearshore Natural Gas, LLC A USTDA grant to Tombia River Energy Company funds a feasibility study for a virtual pipeline gas transportation project that will compress gas and transport it via trucks to customers for power and feedstock in the Niger Delta region of Nigeria. The project will deliver up to 50 MMSCFD of gas to customers in the region and will support the goals of Nigeria's Economic Recovery and Growth Plan by supporting diversification of the country's energy industry. The Study will be undertaken on a sole source basis by the U.S. firm, Nearshore Natural Gas.
Feasibility Study - Sosai Sustainable Minigrids for Energy Access and Social Inclusion, through Energy Markets Group This grant funds a feasibility study for the development of approximately 100 solar minigrids, and associated low voltage distribution network, in the Nigerian states of Kaduna, Plateau, and Kogi states. The Project is anticipated to generate new renewable energy and provide energy access to thousands of women, farmers and others living in rural communities, creating greater social and economic inclusion and development.
Technical Assistance - Children's Hospital, through Government of Nigeria This $289,000 technical assistance grant supports the Children's American Medical Center in Lagos, Nigeria with recommendations regarding equipment, methods, procedures, and best practices needed to meet international healthcare standards. The technical assistance is performed by Children's National Medical Center on a sole-source basis.
Complementary Off-Grid Supply Solutions, through Rocky Mountain Institute This grant to Abuja Electricity Distribution PLC will fund a feasibility study that will explore the viability of implementing mini-grids with solar photovoltaic plus energy storage systems in underserved locations in Nigeria. The Study would evaluate a utility business model for building distributed energy resources designed to complement existing grid supply and prepare an implementation plan for developing financeable mini-grid projects.