Nigeria is miles away from the projected strength of its power generation and distribution. Since the privatization of the power sector, the industry has benefited from multiple interventions from the government of Nigeria, various structural reforms have also been introduced with not much progress recorded thus far.

The constant question after these multiple interventions is why is the sector not recording the projected success? Stakeholders have opined that there is a gap in the value chain. The one thing that has remained important for all stakeholders is the urgency to increase access, reliability and stability of power supply, market certainty and viability of the power sector.

In the last two years since we launched Nigeria Power Outlook, The event has led key discussions on the challenges of transforming the Nigerian power sector landscape, analyzing of the privatization of GENCO’S, alternative access to power such as the off-grid models, pathways to recovery in the sector, financing and collaborative ways of harmonizing stakeholders’ interests and working together to achieve success.

With a view to continually lead very important deliberations across the power sector, We are pleased to announce the 3rd edition of the Nigeria Power Outlook scheduled to hold on the 28th of April, 2022 at the Oriental Hotel, Victoria Island, Lagos, Nigeria.

This year’s edition of the event will bring together stakeholders across the ecosystem’s value chain to discuss the theme ‘ POWER FOR ALL- LOOKING BACK, MOVING FORWARD, WHAT NEXT?’. The event will provide an opportunity to discuss and debate key developments built from the last year’s edition of the event, that will drive important conversations and catalyze progress.

The event will convene stakeholders, participants, developers and investors in the power sector (on-grid and off-grid) representatives from state and federal government of Nigeria, Nigeria Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC), Independent Power Producers (IPP), distribution companies and other stakeholders within the Power Industry.

The event is annually organized by Eventhive.ng, West Africa’s leading PR firm with core competencies in developing key sectors of the economy via B2B events and exhibitions.