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Geotechnical Engineer | Hands-on Experience in Open Pit Mining Operations | 1st Mining Geotechnical Engineer in Nigeria.

Exciting Possibilities for Carbon Zero in Nigeria's Mining Industry! I recently had the privilege of attending the African Natural Resources and Energy Investment Summit (AFNIS), where industry leaders converged to discuss the pivotal role of the mining sector in achieving sustainable and environmentally responsible practices. The discussions were not only enlightening but also sparked a renewed commitment to exploring avenues for a carbon-zero future in Nigeria. As a dedicated mining industry professional, I am thrilled to be part of a community that is actively seeking solutions to minimize our carbon footprint. The AFNIS deliberations highlighted key areas for transformation: 1️⃣ Green Financing: There is a growing recognition of the need for financial mechanisms that support eco-friendly initiatives in the mining sector. Green financing can pave the way for innovative projects that prioritize sustainability and environmental stewardship. 2️⃣ Tax Incentives for Greenhouse Emission Reduction: Governments and industry regulators can play a crucial role in incentivizing companies to adopt environmentally friendly practices. Implementing tax incentives for reducing greenhouse emissions will encourage the mining industry to invest in cleaner technologies. 3️⃣ Net Zero Commitments: Setting ambitious targets for achieving net-zero emissions is imperative. The mining industry must embrace and implement strategies that contribute to a carbon-neutral future. This commitment involves adopting cleaner energy sources, optimizing operational processes, and investing in carbon capture technologies. 4️⃣ Carbon Credits: Exploring the potential of carbon credits can be a game-changer. By engaging in carbon offset projects and trading, the mining industry can contribute to global efforts to mitigate climate change while achieving economic benefits. The path to carbon zero in Nigeria's mining sector is undoubtedly challenging, but it presents unparalleled opportunities for innovation, collaboration, and sustainable growth. I am optimistic about the positive impact we can make collectively to drive change, foster innovation, and propel Nigeria towards a future where carbon emissions are not just minimized but eliminated. Together, we can achieve a sustainable and environmentally conscious mining sector that benefits our nation and the planet. #MiningIndustry #Sustainability #CarbonZero #AFNIS #GreenFinancing #NetZero #CarbonCredits #EnvironmentalStewardship

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Janet Adeyemi

C.E.O Jabridep /Founder & National President WIM Nigeria. ESG/Gender/Extractives/Renewable Energy/Climate / Innovation.

7mo

The real initiatives in the front burner

Ademola Awotayo

Geoscientist# HSE officer #, process Safety#, Climate safety# Environmental Scientist# Open to work#

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Keep it up

Olamide Salawu

Senior Geologist @ TIMADIX GEOMIN CONSULT | Mineral Mapping and Prospecting, Remote Sensing Expert, Hydrogeology, Gis, Surfer, Geophysics.

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Well done.

bomoi abdulmajid

CEO Sahara Prospectors Limited

7mo

Tejumade Momoh glad to know you attended! ⚙️⛏️🇳🇬

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