Events

The third interview schedule for the 2016/2017 admission exercise will be conducted on Friday, 3rd March 2017. 

All outstanding eligible candidates are therefore expected seated promptly on that day.

You are invited to the Cocktail Party to welcome the new students for the 2016/2017 academic session.

This is to mark the end of the orientation programme which commenced on Monday, 20th February 2017.

You are invited to the Ph.D Pre-field Presentation scheduled below:

Candidate One: Title: Techno-Economic and Environmental Assessment of Oil Sands Development in Nigeria. By Oluwaseun Oluwasegun SODIPE.

Candidate Two: Title: Hydrogen Power Using A Hybrid of Solar and Micro Hydro Power For Fuel Cells and Transport Fuel. By  Aderoju Kehinde BEWAJI.

The orientation programme for the 2016/2017 Academic Session starts on Monday, 20th February 2017 thru Thursday, 23rd February 2017.

The Program is as scheduled below;

1.    Day One (Monday, 20 February 2017) all new students are expected to be seated by 11:40am 

2.    Day Two to Day Four (Tuesday 21 February to Thursday 23 February, 2017) all students are expected to be seated by 9:45am and by 4:45pm for the Cocktail Party.  


All new students are kindly advised to be punctual.

OVERVIEW:

Connecting economic growth, social equity and sustainable environment is the resource “energy”. According to the United Nations, development is not possible without sustainable energy (UN 2012). Energy policy is not on a basic condition for economic and industrial development but also critical for health. Thus, reducing poverty and providing health for all is linked to ensuring universal and sustainable access to modern day energy as indicated in within the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

The Second CPEEL Regional Energy Conference with the theme, Transformations in the Global Energy Industry: Setting the Agenda for the Gulf of Guinea, is scheduled to take place between the 26th and 27th of October, 2015.

Owing to the ongoing palpable dynamics in the energy sector, it is indeed timeous to critically analyze the implications of the recent trends in the energy sector for the Gulf of Guinea. The Second CPEEL Energy Conference is set to provide an avenue for engagement in the foregoing discourse.

Computable general equilibrium (CGE) models represent a class of economic models that use actual economic data to estimate how an economy might react to changes in policy, technology or other external factors. They are completely-specified models of an economy or a region, including all production activities, factors and institutions, including the modeling of all markets and macroeconomic components, such as investment and savings, balance of payments, and government budget.

Given the multidisciplinary approach to postgraduate studies at the Centre and the diverse backgrounds of the students, all admitted students irrespective of their specializations are expected to take the refresher programme which comprises the following three courses:

Professor Yinka Omorogbe will bring her experience to bear when she discusses strategies for the distribution of wealth from Petroleum and other Extractive Industries in CPEEL’s Special Seminar Series scheduled for the 28th of August, 2014. Professor Omorogbe is a legal practitioner with degrees from the University of Ife, Nigeria and the London School of Economics and Political Science. She was until recently, the Company Secretary and Legal Adviser of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC).  She was also a former Dean of the Faculty of Law, University of Ibadan, Nigeria.