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- Exclusive, high-level discussions among federal ministers, state energy authorities, regulators, distribution firms, and institutional investors to promote synergy under the Electricity Act 2023.
- Emphasis on addressing regulatory redundancies and mitigating risks in power infrastructure investments to boost regional energy resilience and investor trust.
- A dedicated forum presenting international best practices and cutting-edge electricity distribution innovations to enable dependable, decentralized power supply throughout Nigeria.
NOJA Power Australia Hosts Premier Executive Dialogue to Propel Nigeria’s Power Sector Forward
NOJA Power Australia, a leading innovator in smart-grid technologies, is spearheading an exclusive Executive Dialogue aimed at deepening cooperation among Nigeria’s key power sector stakeholders.
As part of the esteemed Akinwunmi & Busari LP ‘Let There Be Light’ Series, this invitation-only gathering will convene 60 top-tier decision-makers, including the Honourable Minister for Power, Chief Bayo Adelabu, the Honourable Minister for Finance, Chief Wale Edun, alongside influential representatives from state energy commissions, regulatory bodies, distribution companies, and major investors.
Fostering Strategic Collaboration in the Era of the Electricity Act 2023
Scheduled for Tuesday, 27th January 2026, at 9:00 AM in Lagos, this Executive Dialogue is structured as an intimate, strategic networking forum rather than a conventional conference. Its primary goal is to facilitate candid, high-level conversations that address the evolving landscape of Nigeria’s power distribution system following the enactment of the Electricity Act 2023.
The Act has ushered in transformative opportunities while presenting complex challenges, particularly in harmonizing regulatory frameworks and attracting sustainable investment. This event will focus on resolving overlapping regulations and de-risking infrastructure projects to enhance sub-national energy security and elevate investor confidence.
Showcasing Global Innovations to Empower Nigeria’s Decentralized Power Delivery
In addition to policy discussions, the platform will highlight exemplary international models and pioneering electricity distribution technologies. These insights aim to support Nigeria’s transition toward a more reliable, decentralized power grid, which is critical for meeting the country’s growing energy demands and fostering economic development.
With Nigeria’s electricity access rate currently hovering around 60%, according to the latest data from the International Energy Agency (IEA), initiatives like this Executive Dialogue are vital for accelerating progress toward universal electrification and sustainable energy solutions.
