Aiding energy research and appliance-testing, playing a vital role in Nigeria's energy goals.
A Centre for high level manpower training in Energy Efficiency and Energy Conservation.
About Us
Welcome to The National Centre for Energy Efficiency and Conservation, a research centre of The Energy Commission of Nigeria, situated within The University of Lagos. We are at the forefront of the Federal Government of Nigeria’s drive to ensure the efficient use of our limited energy resources.
Research
Energy Audit & Management
Codes and Standards
Energy Efficiency Pilot Projects
Awareness Creation
Appliance Testing
Featured News
What we do
Dedicated scholars achieved research success with notable publications.
Serving as a Centre for high level manpower training in Energy Efficiency and Energy Conservation.
Efficient analysis and control of energy usage.
Pilot projects aimed to test and demonstrate the effectiveness of energy-saving measures in real-world settings.
Raising public awareness about energy efficiency and conservation.
Ensuring appliance compliance with established standards for energy efficiency and safety.
What we did
Welcome to our showcase of innovative projects that embody our commitment to a greener and more sustainable world. These handpicked initiatives in energy efficiency and conservation exemplify our dedication to preserving our planet's resources while embracing cutting-edge technologies.
Testimonial
UNILAG Student | Petroleum & Gas Engineering
Being an intern at NCEEC is a privilege for those who value energy research and who seek out fields in which their innovative ideas and contributions matter. By interacting with the organization's extensive network of diverse experts, I'm confident you won't be leaving with the same level of exposure and skill set
UNILAG Student | Applied Physics with Electronics
Interning at the National Center for Energy Efficiency and Conservation (NCEEC) provided me with a valuable professional experience in the field of energy research and energy auditing. The organization gave me an opportunity to fuse my previous technical background into the energy project and circuit modeling.
UNILAG Student | Physics
My internship at the National Centre for Energy Efficiency and Conservation was a valuable experience. I had the opportunity to gain hands-on knowledge directly from top researchers and engineers in the field. The relationship between the mentors and mentee is one to remember for it was more of a family type of relationship.
UNILAG Student | Physics
My tenure at NCEEC was a transformative journey, marked by overcoming challenges like power outages and project deadlines. From conducting energy audits to designing intricate solar PV systems, every task was a valuable learning opportunity. The camaraderie among colleagues and mentorship received not only equipped me with technical skills but also instilled in me a deep passion for sustainable energy practices.
FTU | Mechatronics Engineering
My time at NCEEC was truly transformative. The institution's commitment to excellence and nurturing environment empowered me with invaluable skills and knowledge. I am deeply grateful for the enriching educational experience that has profoundly impacted my professional growth.
UNILAG Student | Mechanical Engineering
The National Center for Energy Efficiency and Conservation has been a haven for learning and a good place to develop leadership and professional skills. It provided me with a window into the energy field that allowed me to see possibilities beyond what I had previously been exposed to. I salute and value the organization's efforts in offering the support and resources required for a fruitful internship experience.
Partnerships
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Olawale Olaniyi Emmanuel Ajibola obtained B.Sc (Hons) in Mathematics from the University of Ibadan, Ibadan, M.Sc in Engineering Analysis and PhD in Systems Engineering both from the University of Lagos, Lagos. He was the Head of Biomedical Engineering at the College of Medicine of the University of Lagos between 2015 and 2017, Coordinator of Postgraduate Programmes in 2017 and SIWES Coordinator for many years at the Department of Systems Engineering, University of Lagos, Lagos. He was the Pioneer Dean of the Faculty of Engineering and Technology at First Technical University, Ibadan, Oyo State. He has been Visiting Lecturer to many Universities both nationally and internationally. His area of specialisation is Rehabilitation Medicine and Energy Engineering. Currently, Professor Olawale O.E. Ajibola is the Director of the National Centre for Energy Efficiency and Conservation, located at the Faculty of Engineering within the University of Lagos, Lagos. He has published widely both in national and international Journals and conference proceedings. He is married to Mrs. Folasade Oluwakemi Ajibola, an Insurance expert.
Our Events
National Centre for Energy Efficiency and Conservation, NCEEC, is organising a capacity-building programme for students in higher institutions in Nigeria and is inviting all students to participate.
NCEEC Building
National Centre for Energy Efficiency and Conservation, NCEEC, is organising a capacity-building programme for students in higher institutions in Nigeria and is inviting all students to participate.
Training-of-Trainers (T-o-T) on Energy Audit and Energy Management the Nigerian
Energy Support Program (NESP) Funded by German Government, United State of America and Nigerian Government, Implemented by GOPA-Intech/WINROCK.
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