- 08.00. Registration
- 10.00. Opening CeremonyCo- organisers Welcome Addresses
Magnus Onuoha – President– SEPAN
Alwyn Smith – Chairman– SAAEA
Adnan Z. Amin – DG-IRENA
Kyari A. Bukar – Chairman -NESG
M.K Appiah – Executive Secretary – ECREEE
Anthony Nyong – Division Manager-SP, AfDB
James Close – Director– Climate Change World Bank Group
HE Denys GAUER – French Ambassador– Nigeria
HE Suomela-Chowdhury – Finish Ambassador– Nigeria
Babatunde Fashola – Minister of Power
Amina Mohammed – Minister of Environment
HE Yakubu Dogara – Speaker House Of Reps
HE Bukola Saraki – Senate President
Welcome Address/ Opening of the Exhibition By
HE Muhammad Buhari, President of Nigeria
- 11.00.TEA BREAK/ Visit the Exhibition
- 11.30 Plenary Session 1
SEPAN’s led Initiative in the Planning, Modelling and Implementation of Renewable Energy/ Energy Efficient projects in Nigeria under the NAMA’s implementation framework of Nigeria’s NDC in line with President Muhammadu Buhari’s commitment at Paris Climate Change Agreement to use renewable and energy efficiency to reduce emissions.
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Moderator: Amina Ibrahim- Minister of Environment
Yahaya Ahmed CEO, DARE
Peter Tarfa DNA/ Director CCD, FME
Eli Bala DG Energy Com. Of Nigeria
Sunny Akpoyibo Head CSR SEPAN/ CEO ASTEVEN - Lunch Break
- 13.00 Plenary Session 2
Mobilizing Climate Finance for NDC implementation in Nigeria. The panel will consider the existing channels of climate, the volume of flows, and impacts and have conversation among practitioners on what needs to be done to meet the commitment of the Paris agreement, mobilizing adequate Climate Finance for Nigeria’s NDC implementation. -
Moderator: Kemi Adeosun – Minister of Finance
Segun Adaju VP SEPAN
James Close World Bank
Anthony Nyong AfrDB
Herve Azemtsa ED Green Energy Finance
Kombate Marindame Carmco Clean Energy
Rotimi Adebowale COO MAVEN Associates
- 14.00 Plenary Session 3
Private sector participation in RE & EE projects in Nigeria:Using renewable options in captive power ;Funding, Infrastructure deficits and Road Map for sustainability. -
Moderator: Okechukwu Enelamah Minister of Trade/Investment
Emma Onyejeose Head NAEE/ G2020
Ina de Visser Project Manager, Africa-EU, RECP
Rumundaka Wonodi CEO NBET
Peter Enwesor CEO NEMSA
- 15.30 Plenary Session 4
Developing GHG inventory and accompanying MRV system in Nigeria: Seeking support from international partners. The LEAP model and government data informed Nigeria’s NDC and it is limited. As we prepare to implement the Paris Agreement using renewable energies and energy efficiency as well as ending gas flaring, GHG inventory is key especially now that there is resurging carbon market and its attendant climate finance opportunities. -
Moderator: Mahama Kappiah – Executive Director, ECREEE
Ewa Eleri- Executive Director, ICEED
Amina Batagarawa Head Data Bank, SEPAN
Ina Hommers Head Nigeria Energy Support Programme, GIZ
Suleiman Yusuf Sec. Gen SEPAN/ CEO Blue Carmel energy
- 19.00 SEPAN’S Investitures, Award Dinner Night and Presentation of SEPAN’S Three Year Strategic Action Plans to Members and Critical Stakeholders.
22.00 Closing/Departures
- 08.00:Registration
- 09.00 Plenary session 1
Nigeria’s NAMA Marketplace implementation plan. International donors and private investors are looking for high quality proposals to fund. This will be an opportunity for Nigeria’s DNA Focal Point and Practitioners to present their renewable energy and energy efficient NAMAs to a panel of donors and private investors. Participants will also have opportunity to engage in bilateral discussions toward potential collaborations. -
Moderator: Babatunde Fashola – Minister of Power, Nigeria
Peter Tarfa – DNA Focal Point Nigeria
Yahaya Ahmed – CEO DARE
Sunny Akpoyibo – CEO ASTEVEN
Suleiman Yusuf – CEO Blue Carmel - 10.30: Tea Break/ Visit the Exhibition
- 11.30: Plenary Session 2
Legislative Framework in Renewable and Energy Efficient projects in Nigeria. Investors and private sectors will only have confidence if there is an extant law backing these potential projects. We shall take a look at the all-inclusive Nigeria’s Climate Change Bill 2016 that is at the Committee stage in the National Assembly.
Moderator: HE Buka A. Ibrahim- Chairman, Senate Committee on Climate Change and Ecology
Sam Onuigbo- Chairman, House of Reps. Committee on Climate Change
Alex Marama Head Legal, SEPAN
Stanley Ijeoma CEO, Schrodinger Green Abuja
Amina Salihu Oyster Consulting
- 13.00 Plenary Session 3
Green growth agenda for Nigeria in areas of agriculture, energy. Forests, biodiversity, health and sanitation, human settlements and housing, transport and communication, industry and commerce, disaster, migration and security, water and fisheries, livelihoods, vulnerable groups and education. -
Moderator: Michelle Oliveira- Director, Green Economics Institute, Oxford Univ. UK
Magnus Onuoha- President SEPAN
Ibin Seminatari- Ag. MD NDDC
Nkem Ononiwu Designer of Nigeria’s Great Green Wall
Nwate Simeon Director Green Economics Initiative of Nigeria
- 14.30 Lunch Break/ Networking and Visit to Exhibition
- 15.30 Plenary Session 4
Engaging Developers and Investors in Power Sector: Challenges and opportunities. -
Moderator: Patrick Okigbo Principal Partner, Nextier
Anthony Akah Ag CEO/Head NERC
Yesufu Alonge GM/ Head, PPPCs, NBET
Rahul Singh COO, Kano Electricity Distribution PLC
Tunde Salihu Chief Consultant, Renewable Power Solution
- 16.30: Domestication of Science and technology innovation. Here we are looking at laying a foundation for the development of technological mindset and standards in Nigeria for sustainability and business prospects of Renewable and Energy Efficient projects in Nigeria.
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Moderator: Ogbonnaya Onu Minister Science and Technology, Nigeria
Chidi Akujor Former VC IMSU/ Fellow Nigeria Academy of Science
Mohammed Haruna EVC/CEO, NASENI
Reuben Okeke DG NAPTIN
Obinwanne Petrus Head, R&D, SEPAN
Chris Edeh Head Waste Management SEPAN
NAEE2016: The Green Campus Edition
The world is changing, are you?
On September 25th, 2015, countries adopted a set of goals to end poverty, protect the planet, and ensure prosperity for all as part of a new sustainable development agenda. Each goal has specific targets to be achieved over the next 15 years. They are 17 bold but achievable goals. They are all connected.
For the goals to be reached, everyone needs to do their part: governments, the private sector, civil society and people like you.
During this session, we will be discussing how we can combat the impact of climate change while achieving the sustainable development goals.
Speakers & Panelists
- Damilola Olawuyi, David Sive Scholar, Sabin Center for Climate Change Law, Columbia Law School, Columbia University
- Hamzat B. Lawal, Chief Executive Officer, Connected Development
- Pelu Awofeso, Founder/Publisher, Waka-About
- Matemilola Saka, Chief Petroleum Engineer, FIRST Exploration and Petroleum Company
- Segun Adaju, Chief Executive Officer, Consistent Energy
- Chioma Ukonu, Co-Founder Recycling Points
- Ibrahim Majidadi, Lawyer
- Kehinde Adenegan, Chief Financial Officer, The Green Campus Initiative
Moderator
- Abolade Owoeye, Lecturer & Doctoral Candidate, Federal University of Technology, Akure
Hosts
- Bankole Temitayo Samuel, Prime Minister, The Green Campus Initiative
- Odunayo Aliu, Minister of Education, The Green Campus Initiative
- 08.00: Registration
- 09.00:High Level Plenary 1
Policy discussions around cooperative sectorial strategies in the implementation of Nigeria’s NDC and sustainable development under the new Paris Agreement
Moderator
Denys GAUER French Ambassador to Nigeria
Amina Ibrahim Minister of Environment, Nigeria
Babatunde Fashola Minister of Power, Nigeria
Ogbonnaya Onu Minister of Science & Tech. Nigeria
Kemi Adeosun Minister of Finance, Nigeria
Okechukwu Enelamah Minister for Industry, Trade& Invest. Nigeria
Suomela -Chowdhury- Ambassador of Finland to Nigeria.
- 10.30 Tea Break/Visit to Exhibition
1.30 High Level Plenary 2
Initiating a stronger West African regional cooperation in Renewable and Energy Efficient projects to catch up East and Southern African bodies so as to take advantage of the emerging business and climate finance opportunities.
Moderator
Mahama Ayariga Minister of Environment Ghana
Amina Ibrahim Minister of Environment Nigeria
Babatunde Fashola Minister of Power, Nigeria
M.K Appiah Executive Secretary, ECREEE - 12.30 Introducing SEPAN’s Intervention programmes for Members, women, students and G2020 (SEPANs flagship of generating 5000 MW of Green energy by the year 2020)
Moderator: Magnus Onuoha President SEPAN
Segun Adagun VP SEPAN
Emma Onyejoese Head NAEE/G2020
Suleiman Yusuf Sec. Gen SEPAN
Amina Batagarawa Head, Data Bank, SEPAN
Adenike Akinsemolu Head Women/ Gender SEPAN
Larry Edeh Head Publicity/ Membership
Sunny Akpoyibo Welfare/ CSR
Chris Edeh Head Recycling and Waste Mgt, SEPAN
Emma Eyaba-Coordinator, Art in Green, SEPAN
Marama -Head Legal, SEPAN13.30 Lunch Break/ Visit to Exhibition
14.30 SEPAN AGM Meeting