The Africa Center of Excellence for Sustainable Power and Energy Development (ACE-SPED), Team felt the cozy ambience of the Jabi Lake Mall while been hosted to a lavish dinner by Mirai Denchi Nigeria Limited.
Mr Chibuike Mgbeahurike, who spoke for the Company in partnership with the Center, stated during his remark that he was delighted to host the ACE-SPED Team in Abuja.
He said that the Company will always remain a proud partner of the Center in achieving it set goals of impactful educational research development and training in their five major thematic areas such as: Electronic power system development, Removable energy, waste-to-energy and energy conservation, Energy resources assessment and forecasting, Sustainable energy materials and Energy policy, Regulation and management.
Also, Mr Mgbeahurike stated that Mirai Denchi has been sponsoring some key projects in the University of Nigeria such as the organic waste conversion system for 100kva gasification system and the ongoing 500kva gasification system. He said partnering with ACE-SPED is another feat for the company.
The Center Leader, ACE-SPED, Prof Emenike Ejiogu while appreciating the partnership of the company, stated that in 2018 five committees were set up to win at least two ACE Centers for the University but only the ACE-SPED Team succeeded. He specified that the major reason the ACE-SPED Team secured the World Bank Grant was because of the partnership with Mirai Denchi and Ink Japan and other Sectoral Partnership.
Further, he said that Mirai Denchi which means future energy deals on renewable and solar energy that is sustainable and the company is a member of the Nigeria Chamber of Commerce in Tokyo founded in the 1980s.
Prof Godwin Unachukwu appreciated the leadership of the Center while buttressing that the Center has a leader with a drive and readiness to always produce results. He echoed that Prof Ejiogu is a great deliverer in any project he pursues. Prof Unachukwu promised that the Center will deliver successfully to both its Sectoral Partners and the country at large.
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