TOWARDS GREENER HEALTHCARE: MITIGATING THE IMPACT OF POWER OUTAGES THROUGH RENEWABLE ENERGY INTEGRATION IN NIGERIA

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  • IME-IME JOHN ESHIET Dept. of Electrical Electronics Engineering Technology, Federal Polytechnic, Ukana. Akwa Ibom State, Nigeria Author
  • SUNDAY IBE IJI , Entrepreneurship Development Center, Federal Polytechnic, Ukana. Akwa Ibom State, Nigeria Author

Keywords:

Renewable Energy Integration, Power Outages, Healthcare Services, Nigeria, Sustainable Healthcare Infrastructure

Abstract

Power outages are a major impediment to healthcare delivery in Nigeria, leading to compromised patient care, reduced functionality of medical equipment, and disruption in the storage of pharmaceuticals. This study proposes the integration of renewable energy solutions—such as solar photovoltaic (PV) systems, wind turbines, and biomass energy—as viable alternatives to improve power reliability. By evaluating economic, technical, and regulatory challenges, the research provides insights into implementing hybrid energy systems to strengthen healthcare infrastructure. Case studies from various global contexts illustrate how renewable energy has been successfully applied. Actionable recommendations include immediate deployment of hybrid systems, policy reforms, and training programs to enhance energy resilience in Nigerian healthcare. The implementation of these solutions can ensure a continuous, reliable power supply, improving healthcare delivery and patient outcomes across Nigeria.

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2024-10-31

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IME-IME JOHN ESHIET, & SUNDAY IBE IJI. (2024). TOWARDS GREENER HEALTHCARE: MITIGATING THE IMPACT OF POWER OUTAGES THROUGH RENEWABLE ENERGY INTEGRATION IN NIGERIA. Journal of Engineering Logic and Modelling Research, 6(5). https://ssaapublications.com/sjelmr/article/view/372

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