Projects

OUR FOOTPRINT IN NIGERIA

Collectively, renewable energy projects located in 35 states across the six geo-political zones in Nigeria have been approved for co-financing by the Facility.

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The project will construct 710kWp total capacity of solar-hybrid mini-grid in four communities without grid access within Benue and Kogi states, that will connect 7,032 households and small businesses. Construction is planned to commence in 2026 and commercial operations for 2027. Magnificent Catalytic Inclusions Limited delivers decentralised clean energy across Nigeria. To date, the Company has constructed and currently operates three (3) mini-grids with a combined PV capacity of 97kWp, providing electricity to approximately 270 connections across Kogi and Enugu states.

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The Project will deploy nine mini-grids with a combined solar generation capacity of 609.0kWp across nine communities in Jigawa State, providing reliable electricity to approximately 4,557 residential, commercial and productive-use connections, reaching more than 20,000 people and 400 businesses. The solar PV systems will be supported by battery storage and inverter systems with estimated capacities of 2,685.0kWh and 770.0kW, respectively, to provide backup energy.

In April 2025, EML entered into a Joint Developer Agreement (JDA) with the Distributed Renewable Energy Enhancement Facility (DREEF) LLC* to strengthen the bankability, technical robustness, and investment readiness of its mini grid pipeline. This partnership significantly enhances the Company’s institutional depth and supports its AssetCo operating model, positioning EML to deliver technically sound, commercially viable, and investment-ready mini grid projects that meet lender and funder requirements.

 

*DREEF, is a specialised project development facility designed to eliminate operational and financial hurdles faced by Distributed Renewable Energy (DRE) projects. Its mandate is to accelerate access to long-term local currency capital and support DRE developers in transitioning into fully mature Renewable Energy Service Companies (RESCos).

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The project will construct 725kWp total capacity of mesh grid electricity networks in 20 communities without grid access across Gombe, Nasarawa and Ondo states, that will connect 5,156 households and small businesses. Construction is planned to commence in 2025 and commercial operations for 2026. First Electric Power and Automation Services Limited delivers decentralised clean energy across Nigeria, with 800kWp installed since 2017. Its mini-grids and stand-alone solar systems now serve over 250 active Energy-as-a-Service (EaaS) connections across Lagos, Abuja, and Ondo States.

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The project will construct 760kWp total capacity of solar-hybrid mini-grid in four communities without grid access within Cross Rivers state, that will connect 3,597 households and small businesses. Construction is planned to commence in 2025 and commercial operations for 2026. CEESOLAR Energy Limited delivers decentralised clean energy across Nigeria, with 729.5kWp installed since 2017. Its mini-grids and stand-alone solar systems now serve over 695 connections in seven states and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT).

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The project will construct solar-hybrid mini grid with a total capacity 850kWp in four communities without grid access across Akwa-Ibom and Benue State. The mini grids are expected to connect about 15,801 households, small businesses and agro-processors. The project is expected to commence commercial operations by 2025. Prado Power Limited is a renewable energy company founded in 2014 to provide electricity access to unserved and underserved communities in Nigeria. The Company also provides Engineering, Procurement & Construction (EPC) and consultancy services on renewable energy projects.

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The project will construct solar-hybrid mini grid with a total capacity of 335kWp in seven communities across Edo and Ondo State, the mini grid will provide energy access to about 3,597 households and small businesses. Construction is planned to commence in 2024. ACOB Lighting Technology Limited is a renewable energy company founded in 2016 to provide sustainable electricity to underserved and unserved communities. The Company also offers Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) services for high-density energy-efficient LED streetlights and electrification infrastructure, solar mini-grids solutions and solar home systems.

Geographical Distribution

Collectively,  renewable energy projects located in 35 states across the six geo-political zones in Nigeria have been approved for co-financing by the Facility.

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States
  • Abia
  • Adamawa
  • Akwa Ibom
  • Anambra
  • Bauchi
  • Benue
  • Borno
  • Bayelsa
  • Cross River
  • Delta
  • Ebonyi
  • Edo
  • Ekiti
  • Enugu
  • Abuja Federal Capital Territory
  • Gombe
  • Imo
  • Jigawa
  • Kaduna
  • Kebbi
  • Kano
  • Kogi
  • Katsina
  • Kwara
  • Lagos
  • Nasarawa
  • Niger
  • Ogun
  • Ondo
  • Osun
  • Oyo
  • Plateau
  • Rivers
  • Sokoto
  • Taraba
  • Yobe
  • Zamfara
  • Rural Electrification
  • Rural Telephony
  • Rural Electrification & Rural Telephony
  • Mini Grids - Markets
  • Default
  • PUE
  • Rural Electrification & PUE

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