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The Lagos State Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources has announced the maiden edition of the Lagos Energy Summit, which aims to drive sustainable power solutions.
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The summit, themed: “Journey to Energy for All,” aimed at fostering robust discussions, stakeholder engagement, and innovative solutions for the state’s energy sector, will be held from April 15 to 18 at the Oriental Hotel in Lagos.
During a media briefing, the Commissioner for Energy and Mineral Resources, Biodun Ogunleye, emphasised that the summit is a crucial step toward achieving the state’s vision of sustainable energy access for all Lagosians.
He said: “This summit is not just about discussions; it is about action. We are bringing together industry stakeholders, policymakers, investors, and innovators to drive real solutions for Lagos’ energy challenges.”
He highlighted the summit’s key objectives, which include promoting sustainable energy solutions, advancing renewable energy adoption, and facilitating high-level stakeholder engagement. The event will also focus on the recently enacted Lagos State Electricity Law 2024, which grants the state regulatory control over electricity generation and distribution.
According to the Commissioner, the summit will provide a platform to showcase innovative energy technologies, develop actionable plans, and validate implementation strategies for renewable energy projects.
The Lagos Energy Summit targets diverse participants, including energy professionals, government officials, private sector investors, research institutions, environmental advocacy groups, international organisations, and local communities. Financial institutions and technology providers are also expected to play a significant role in the financing and deployment of sustainable energy solutions.
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