What is the Nigeria residential energy demand-side survey?

The findings of the Nigeria Residential Energy Demand-Side Survey will support the development of targeted strategies to enhance energy efficiency, promote the adoption of renewable energy sources, and improve the overall resilience of the country’s energy system.

How much power does Nigeria have?

According to the Federal Ministry of Power, over 175 million Nigerians lack access to clean cooking energy, with far-reaching implications for the economy, public health, women's status, deforestation, and climate change. Current power generation stands between 4,000 and 4,500 MW for a population of approximately 220 million individuals.

Why is energy demand increasing in Nigeria?

With Nigeria’s rising population, the energy demand is undoubtedly increasing across various forms. In recent times, energy statistics have been in high demand to support policies that will promote investment and optimisation of energy in the sector.

How much electricity does a household have a day?

Among households connected to the national grid across the nine (9) states covered in this report, 86.6 percent had electricity supply at one point or the other in the last 30 days on an average of 6.61 hours per day.

Is gas a transition fuel in Nigeria?

Gas has been identified as a transition fuel in Nigeria. The establishment of more LPG stations is required, particularly in rural areas to increase accessibility. Standardisation of the “roadside/neighbourhood” LPG (cylinder-to-cylinder) vendors is crucial to regulate the cost of the product.

How much does a household spend on fuelwood?

In the past 30 days, the average household expenditure on purchase of fuelwood was ₦10,681.10. On state basis, Plateau state recorded the highest with ₦18,803.7, followed by Akwa Ibom state with ₦12,827.9 and the least was Sokoto state with ₦7,073.1.