Schneider Electric secures deal to provide uninterrupted power to Eko Atlantic City

Schneider Electric has secured the deal to provide sustainable and uninterrupted power to Eko Atlantic City with focus on energy-efficient solutions. The firm announced this in a statement, noting that it plays a crucial role in securing 99 per cent electricity availability for the city’s businesses and residents.

It added that with Nigeria facing persistent power challenges, the collaboration between Schneider Electric and Eko Atlantic City is a significant step toward energy independence, economic growth, and a modernised urban future. As development continues, this partnership remains a blueprint for sustainable city-building in Africa.

Nestled in the heart of Lagos,Eko Atlantic City is positioned to become a thriving commercial and residential hub, designed to accommodate over 300,000 residents and attract an estimated 250,000 daily commuters. The city is redefining Nigeria’s real estate landscape by integrating smart technology and eco-friendly initiatives.

Through Eko Utilities Nigeria Limited, the city’s dedicated power provider, an independent electricity generation facility is under development.
capable of generating power at 11kV and scaling up to 132kV. This guarantees uninterrupted energy distribution to critical infrastructure, including schools, malls, data centres, telecommunication firms, and banks.

Country President, Schneider Electric Nigeria, AjibolaAkindele, said the partnership is a game-changer for Nigeria, assuring that the firm will provide world-class energy solutions, including customised protection relays and real-time monitoring systems to enhance power efficiency and uninterrupted supply.

Speaking on the project’s transformative impact, Head of Corporate Communications, Eko Atlantic City, JoannaFabikun stressed that the city represents the future of urban living in Nigeria.

“With Schneider Electric and Eko Utilities Nigeria Limited, we are developing a city that prioritises innovation, sustainability, and long-term economic growth.”
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