Nigeria's Federal Government has opened applications for a free Solar Photovoltaic Installation Training programme aimed at Nigerians interested in renewable energy, according to PM News. The initiative is intended to build skills in solar energy installation as the country seeks to expand its renewable energy capacity. Interested applicants have until September 18 to submit their applications for the training programme.

Nigeria's Federal Government has opened applications for a free solar installation training programme run in collaboration with Siemens. According to Punch, the scheme offers participants hands-on experience and COREN certification upon completion. The programme is open to graduates and technicians interested in acquiring skills in solar installation, with details on the application process outlined by the outlet.

The Lagos State Government has launched a free digital skills training programme targeting youths in the Badagry and Ikorodu areas of the state. According to Punch, the initiative covers artificial intelligence, information technology, and entrepreneurship, and is aimed at equipping young residents with practical skills for the digital economy. The programme forms part of the state government's efforts to empower youths and improve their employability in technology-driven sectors.

The International Renewable Energy Agency said Nigeria needs an enabling environment to accelerate solar mini-grids with batteries, according to Leadership. IRENA recommended developing technical skills, expanding certification programmes, establishing safety standards and promoting open metering systems as markets mature. Its report also urged local content policies tailored to national resources, framing the measures as steps to support wider renewable energy deployment.

The Federal Government has launched a 505kW solar mini-grid in Epe, Lagos, with plans for an additional 5MW expansion aimed at enhancing electricity access and supporting economic growth.

Minister of Power, Joseph Tegbe, has praised the Rural Electrification Agency (REA) for its projects, stating they are significantly improving the lives of Nigerians. This commendation coincides with the commissioning of a 505kWp interconnected solar mini-grid in Epe.