Welcome to the Nigeria YPN branch page
The EI YPN Nigeria (currently headquartered in Lagos), is the local chapter of the global EI YPN. Officially launched in 2019.
Our Mission
“To provide young professionals in the energy industry with the right learning, networking and opportunities required to meet the urgent and growing energy needs, both in Nigeria and globally.”
We simply provide young professionals with the right opportunities through mentorship, networking and training in the energy industry.
To contact the branch, please email [email protected].
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New Energy World stories
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The analysis shows that Africa’s solar panel imports set a new record in the 12 months to June 2025, reaching 15 GW – a 60% increase on the 9.4 GW imp...