Data Driven Energy Projects
Our Mission: To create a future where every household, and business has access to clean, reliable, and affordable Energy
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Sustainable Energy Access Projects (SEAP)
Sustainable Energy Access Projects (SEAP)
Introduction:Welcome to Data Analytics & Solutions International Limited, where we are committed to bridging the energy access gap across Africa through innovative, clean energy solutions. Our portfolio includes large-scale energy projects aimed at revolutionizing the way energy is accessed and distributed in underserved communities. We
Introduction:Welcome to Data Analytics & Solutions International Limited, where we are committed to bridging the energy access gap across Africa through innovative, clean energy solutions. Our portfolio includes large-scale energy projects aimed at revolutionizing the way energy is accessed and distributed in underserved communities. We specialize in harnessing renewable energy sources, including solar, biogas, and compressed natural gas, to deliver affordable and sustainable energy solutions.
Sustainable Energy Access Projects (SEAP)
Sustainable Energy Access Projects (SEAP)
Sustainable Energy Access Projects (SEAP)
Overview of Our SEAP:
- CNG Refueling Infrastructure:Developing compressed natural gas (CNG) infrastructure to support transportation and industry across Nigeria.
- Electric Vehicle (EV) Battery Swap Systems:Partnering with key petroleum retailers and local governments to establish electric vehicle battery swap centers, providing a cleaner alt
Overview of Our SEAP:
- CNG Refueling Infrastructure:Developing compressed natural gas (CNG) infrastructure to support transportation and industry across Nigeria.
- Electric Vehicle (EV) Battery Swap Systems:Partnering with key petroleum retailers and local governments to establish electric vehicle battery swap centers, providing a cleaner alternative to traditional fuel-powered vehicles.
- Solar Energy as a Service (SEaaS):Delivering solar power solutions to businesses, schools, and homes across underserved areas, reducing reliance on polluting diesel generators.
- Biogas Solutions for Cooking:Replacing firewood and charcoal with biogas for households and small businesses, reducing indoor air pollution and promoting sustainable energy.
Key Partners
Sustainable Energy Access Projects (SEAP)
Key Partners
Gas Aggregation Company of Nigeria (GACN)
NNPCL Gas and Power Investment Services (NGPIS)
Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria
Association of Local Government Areas of Nigeria
Alignment of SEAP with SDGs
SDG 1: No Poverty
Alignment: SEAP directly contributes to poverty alleviation by reducing the cost of energy for low-income households. By providing cheaper alternatives to firewood and charcoal through natural gas and biogas, SEAP allows families to save money that can be redirected to other essential needs such as education, healthcare, and nutrition. Additionally, SEAP’s job creation in clean energy distribution, particularly for women and displaced biomass vendors, helps generate new income streams, supporting poverty reduction efforts.
SDG 2: Zero Hunger
Alignment: SEAP enhances food security through two main mechanisms:
- Reduced Cooking Costs: By offering affordable clean energy for cooking, SEAP enables low-income families to allocate more resources toward food.
- Biogas By-products: The biogas production process generates organic fertilizers, improving soil fertility and agricultural yields. This supports rural food production and improves food availability, contributing to national food security.
SDG 3: Good Health and Well-being
Alignment: SEAP aims to reduce the health risks associated with the use of firewood and charcoal by transitioning households to clean energy sources. Biomass burning is a major source of indoor air pollution, which leads to respiratory diseases, particularly in women and children. The switch to natural gas and biogas will significantly lower indoor pollution, improving overall public health outcomes and reducing deaths caused by respiratory infections.
SDG 5: Gender Equality
Alignment: SEAP is designed to promote gender equality by ensuring that women are central to its clean energy distribution network. Women, who are often the primary users of cooking fuels, will be empowered as energy entrepreneurs, with at least 50% of gas distributors targeted to be women. By fostering female entrepreneurship and reducing the burden of collecting firewood, SEAP contributes to both economic empowerment and improved quality of life for women.
SDG 7: Affordable and Clean Energy
Alignment: At the core of SEAP’s mission is the provision of clean, affordable, and reliable energy for all. By replacing polluting and inefficient biomass fuels with natural gas, biogas, and renewable electricity, SEAP ensures that both urban and rural communities have access to modern energy services. The use of innovative technologies, such as Low-Pressure Compressed Natural Gas (LPCNG) cylinders, makes clean energy affordable and scalable, contributing to SDG 7’s goal of universal access to energy.
SDG 8: Decent Work and Economic Growth
Alignment: SEAP supports job creation in the clean energy sector, including in the manufacturing, distribution, and maintenance of energy systems. By providing financing for clean energy vehicle conversions and LPG/biogas distribution, SEAP opens up new business opportunities for youth and displaced biomass vendors. This contributes to local economic growth, helps reduce unemployment, and supports the development of sustainable businesses.
SDG 9: Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure
Alignment: SEAP contributes to industrial development by building infrastructure for gas distribution, biogas production, and renewable energy generation. The project invests in critical infrastructure, including CNG refueling stations, battery swap centers, and biogas digesters, strengthening Nigeria’s capacity to innovate in the clean energy sector. The deployment of LPCNG cylinders is an example of innovation that improves energy access in underserved areas.
SDG 10: Reduced Inequalities
Alignment: SEAP aims to reduce energy inequalities by focusing on clean energy access for low-income and rural households. It also promotes financial inclusion by integrating digital payment systems, enabling unbanked populations to access formal financial services. The emphasis on creating opportunities for women and youth in the energy sector further reduces gender and economic inequalities.
SDG 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities
Alignment: By promoting the use of cleaner cooking fuels and converting petrol-powered tricycles to electric vehicles, SEAP contributes to reducing urban pollution and promoting sustainable transportation. This helps create healthier and more resilient cities, with cleaner air and a reduced reliance on polluting fossil fuels.
SDG 12: Responsible Consumption and Production
Alignment: SEAP promotes the responsible use of resources by replacing inefficient biomass fuels with clean energy alternatives. The project supports the development of a circular economy, where organic waste is converted into biogas, and the by-products of this process are used as organic fertilizer. This not only reduces waste but also contributes to more sustainable agricultural practices.
SDG 13: Climate Action
Alignment: SEAP supports Nigeria’s efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by promoting the use of clean energy and reducing reliance on deforestation-driven biomass fuels. Through its biogas production systems and natural gas distribution, SEAP helps to reduce methane and carbon dioxide emissions, supporting Nigeria’s Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) under the Paris
SDG 15: Life on Land
Alignment: SEAP’s transition from biomass to clean energy will significantly reduce the demand for firewood and charcoal, both of which contribute to deforestation in Nigeria. By protecting forests, SEAP helps preserve biodiversity and ecosystems, while promoting the sustainable use of natural resources.