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2. Standalone Solar Home Systems (SHS) Component: Through the SHS component, the NEP aims to provide
                     millions of households and MSMEs in rural & peri-urban underserved areas with access to affordable,

                     cleaner and quality energy services. The cross-cutting objective is to scale up the private sector market for
                     SHS in Nigeria and support the affordability of these systems to the end users.

                     3. Energizing Education Programme (EEP) Phase II & III: This component focuses on improving the quality of
                     education and healthcare by providing uninterrupted power supply to 15 federal universities and 3 affiliated
                     teaching hospitals across the country. The goal is to create better learning environments, foster innovation,
                     and ensure that these affiliated healthcare facilities can offer round-the-clock services through different

                     phases.

                     4. Productive Use Appliances and Equipment: Introduced later in the project, this component addresses the
                     needs of agro-based communities with low energy utilization capacity. The goal is to increase access to
                     efficient electric productive equipment, electrifying 24,500 MSMEs and 1,050,000 people with improved
                     energy services.

                     5. Technical Assistance: To ensure sustainability, NEP provides technical support to a wide range of public
                     and private sector stakeholders involved in the off-grid sector.


                     In addition to these components, the NEP targeted the electrification of 100 healthcare centres, initially
                     designated for treatment and isolation during the COVID-19 pandemic. These centres now have the capacity
                     to provide continuous services for other critical health needs.













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