Abubakar Ibrahim

Sized and designed a six-site solar mini-grid programme with 320 kWp generation, 1,100 kWh storage, and 296 kVA inverter capacity. Designed 15.55 km of low-voltage reticulation validated by load flow in OpenDSS against REA standards.

Provided process and systems analysis, requirements gathering and prioritisation, and management reporting for ad hoc client engagements.

Led pre-feasibility assessment of two unelectrified communities, modelling productive-use load from irrigation and agro-processing against consumption, revenue, and system sizing.

Led technical and techno-economic assessment of a 7 MW solar and 4 MW gas hybrid on a 33 kV industrial cluster. Delivered a US$9.65 million investment plan with off-taker analysis and condition assessment of distribution assets.

Authored the Task 5 procurement structure for the IFC's assessment of battery energy storage viability in Nigeria, aligned to World Bank procurement guidelines, including risk identification and mitigation.

Conducted design reviews of network topologies against technical and performance specifications, built the utility's first graphical telecom network map, and ran a building-wide energy audit.

Designed the end-to-end meter installation workflow for a rollout running roughly 3,000 installations per month, and led development of the tracking application supporting it.

Completed the Google Project Management Professional Certificate via Coursera in March 2026.

Completed the Renewable Energy Specialization via Coursera in January 2026.

Completed the Business Analyst Master's Program as a professional certificate in January 2024.

Bachelor of Engineering in Electrical, Electronics and Communications Engineering from Carleton University, Ottawa, Canada, from 2013 to 2019.