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 ypnnigeria@energyinst.org.
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Latest Statistical Review of World Energy signposts age of energy additions
26th June 2025
In a year when average air temperatures consistently breached the 1.5°C warming threshold, global CO₂-equivalent emissions from energy rose by 1%, mar...
Onshore wind expands (with major project start-ups in Africa and Australia) and grows safer in the UK
11th June 2025
Africa’s largest wind farm commissioned in EgyptA major milestone for African renewable energy has been reached with the commissioning of ...
Global energy investment is set to rise to $3.3tn in 2025 amid economic uncertainty and energy security concerns
11th June 2025
Investment in clean technologies – renewables, nuclear, grids, storage, low-emission fuels, efficiency and electrification – is on course to hit $2.2t...
Funding approved for power line to Mozambique’s first utility-scale wind farm
4th June 2025
The African Development Bank (ADB) Group approved the financing for construction of the Namaacha–Boane transmission line and related electricity infra...
Critical mineral supply chains will be fragile, IEA warns
28th May 2025
While today’s critical mineral markets may appear well-supplied, with prices well down from the highs seen in 2021 and 2022, a new IEA report finds th...