Showing posts with label SME's in Nigeria. Show all posts
Showing posts with label SME's in Nigeria. Show all posts

Monday, December 16, 2019

USING TIMERS IN HOTELS' COOLING SYSTEM

ONE OF THE INEFFICIENT WAYS HOTEL OWNERS LOSE MONEY THAT I HAVE OBSERVED FROM MY FEW STAYS AROUND THE COUNTRY IS IN THE MAINTENANCE AND CONTROL OF AIR CONDITIONERS.



You have noticed too. Good. It is fairly common that lots of ACs are left running even when there are no occupants in the room, especially in big hotels with many rooms.

HOW CAN THIS BE MANAGED? 

Through a simple energy plan we can execute for you if you are interested. It entails:

Programmable time controls can easily be retro-fitted onto most types of air conditioning equipment and they ensure that the equipment only operates during the hours that it is required. Timers can reduce energy consumption and energy costs to the customer by ensuring that air conditioners are not running unnecessarily during non-business hours, such as overnight or on weekends and public holidays. Different timers allow pre-programming for different periods. Timers most commonly can be programmed for a week or for every day of the year. Multiple channel timers are also available so that other equipment, such as lights, photocopiers etc. can also be controlled. Most timers come with battery back-up and an override facility in case air conditioning is needed outside of the programmed hours. 

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Thursday, April 16, 2015

CONSTANT ELECTRICITY IN AFRICA



The title of my post will sure interest a lot of readers from Africa, especially Nigeria where I live and where we pray for the miracle of constant electricity. This miracle, daily importuned from Zeus, god of lightning and sky (at least to the Greek) , is nothing short of a mirage for Africans who, asides from material poverty suffers greatly from energy poverty. If you live in Lagos, Kaduna, Port Harcourt, and perhaps Kumasi, Soweto, then you will understand what it is to be deprived of electricity. Our brothers and sisters in Europe, Asia and America may not really understand.
From lighting your room, to watching your favorite TV show, to charging your phone to browse on the internet, to navigating a well lighted road at night, the need for electricity in Nigeria and Africa gets critical by the day. It is hard, very hard to still live in "darkness" in today's age when electricity can be generated from several sources. I cringe inside to still hear children scream "UP NEPA" in the hoods of Lagos whenever power is returned from its holders. It is sad, very sad that we still ration electricity in Nigeria in the 21st Century, when school children in China can generate electricity from the simplest elements. You just need not imagine how much Nigerians spend on fuel for generators. It is sheer wickedness on the poor people of the country.

What is the way forward? Can the new government deliver on its promises to power Nigeria and make her industrialize as all of us hope? Will President Elect General Muhammad Buhari take Nigeria further in the drive to become a power sufficient nation by year 2020? Like the great Bob Marley once sang: Time Will Tell.
In our drive to modernize Africa and alleviate energy poverty keenly felt in the ghettos, Zeus Energy Limited is working on innovative solutions to power SME's in the low scale areas of Nigeria. We are presently conducting energy audits and analysis of selected SME outlets, to know their total energy requirement in order to build bespoke energy units for them. This we intend to do in partnership with stakeholders in the energy industry and other development partners willing to work with Nigeria in achieving sustainable power. I will update you on the progress we are making on this project. 
Constant electricity can be a reality in Africa. We need to believe it first.
See you soon.

Wale Owoeye Esq.
www.zeusenergylimited.com