The Director-General of the agency, Dr Ifeanyi Okeke has said that Nigeria will save about 387 megawatts of power which is estimated at about half a billion dollars by implementing Minimum Energy Performance Standards as the world gradually shifts to clean energy.
Represented by the Director, Laboratory Services of SON, Adewunmi Richards, the Director General stated this in Abuja at an awareness workshop on Minimum Energy Performance Standards (MEPS) with the theme ‘Promoting energy efficiency and non-toxic lighting through MEPS compliance’.
He explained that the MEPS are regulations that set a minimum level of energy efficiency that a product must meet to be sold in the market, adding that the standards are crucial in reducing energy consumption, lowering greenhouse gas emissions, and promoting a sustainable future.
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