Nigeria is implementing key electricity reforms, yet challenges persist. Nigeria Power Outlook will unite stakeholders to discuss solutions for a stable, viable, and sustainable power sector, driving affordable and reliable energy access.
Fourpoints by Sheraton,
Victoria Island, Lagos
As Nigeria races to implement various key reforms in the electricity market which includes The Electricity Act 2023, improved tariff structures and a re-ignited commitment to exploring renewables in order to drive growth in the access to energy campaign, the industry still faces multiple challenges which has continued to stifle access to reliable energy.
With a renewed focus to promoting collaboration and spotlighting opportunities across Nigeria's electricity industry, Nigeria Power Outlook will convene public and private sector players to define the future of the power industry, debate and discuss key developments in the power industry, share knowledge and build collaborative approaches with the common objective to increase access, reliability and stability of power supply, market certainty and viability of the power sector.
This year's edition of the Nigeria Power Outlook will provide critical insights and practical takeaways on driving access to secure, affordable and sustainable energy for Nigerians.
This track focuses on how Nigeria can leverage its gas resources to secure the country’s energy future and drive sustainable development.
This track focuses on the legal and regulatory environment governing Nigeria's power sector including the implementation of the Electricity Act 2023, tariff structures and reforms, regulatory oversight and enforcement, market liberalization and privatization, investment incentives and policy stability.
This track explores the role of renewable energy sources in Nigeria's energy mix.
This track addresses the need for upgrading and expanding Nigeria's power infrastructure.
This track focuses on the investment and financing aspects of the power sector including private investment, international funding, innovative financing models, and the role of development finance institutions.
This track specifically addresses the challenge of providing electricity to underserved communities including off-grid solutions for rural electrification, community-based energy projects, the role of mini-grids, and sustainable energy access models.
This track examines the role of technology in driving innovation in the power sector such as smart grids, data analytics, digital solutions for energy management, and the use of AI and IoT in the power sector.
This track explores opportunities for regional collaboration in the energy sector including cross-border energy trade, regional power pools, and harmonization of energy policies.
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Nigeria Power Outlook will bring together 300+ senior power and energy executives across the value chain, including policymakers independent power producers, generation, distribution, and transmission companies, technology providers, electricity infrastructure investors, development partners, gas companies and agencies facilitating the development of renewable and off-grid, for an unrivaled deliberations on key issues and opportunities across Nigeria's power and electricity industry. The event offers attendees with a n opportunity t o build new relationships and hear insights from the industry's brightest minds across a range of discussions.
Explore insights in a broad rangef discussions across Nigeria's electricity market.
Discover latest and cutting edge products and technologies that are redefining Nigeria's power sector.
Connect with experts and peers in-person in this agenda-setting event covering the important themes shaping Nigeria's electricity future.
Identify new partnership and deal making opportunities in the electricity value chain.
Important engagement with senior executives through interactive panel discussions and networking.
Share your views with other executives through a range of panel discussions and keynotes
Position your brand alongside industry leaders.
Showcase your latest, innovative solutions to help the industry overcome its toughest challenges.
Powering Nigeria's energy future requires a complex interplay of factors, including robust financing mechanisms, strategic investments, supportive government policies, and continuous innovation. This opening panel will bring together key stakeholders to explore these interconnected elements. Panelists will discuss how to attract private sector investment in power infrastructure, the role of government policies in creating a favorable investment climate, and how innovation in areas like renewable energy and grid modernization can drive progress towards a sustainable and reliable energy supply.
Balancing affordability for consumers with the need for sufficient investment in infrastructure is a key challenge in reforming Nigeria's electricity tariffs. This panel will delve into this complex issue, exploring how tariff structures can be designed to attract private sector investment while ensuring that electricity remains accessible to all segments of the population. Panelists will discuss the potential trade-offs between these competing priorities and examine strategies for achieving a sustainable and equitable energy supply.
Transitioning to state electricity markets in Nigeria is a complex undertaking with significant implications for the entire power sector. The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) has so far granted regulatory oversight to several states including Lagos, Ogun, Ondo, Ekiti and Nigeria. This panel will delve into the key challenges and complexities of this transition, examining issues such as regulatory harmonization, grid integration, revenue collection, and the potential impact on existing power sector stakeholders. Panelists will discuss strategies for navigating these challenges and ensuring a smooth and effective transition that benefits all Nigerians.
This panel will also explore the potential impact of this transition on attracting private sector investment, promoting local economic growth, and improving access to reliable and affordable electricity
This panel will provide a comprehensive overview of the current state of Nigeria's renewable energy market, examining the progress made, the challenges that remain, and the opportunities that lie ahead. The discussion will be framed around the critical trilemma of collaboration, regulation, and investment, exploring how these factors are shaping the market's development and its potential to contribute to Nigeria's energy security and sustainability goals.
Natural gas is poised to play a crucial role in Nigeria's energy future, offering a cleaner and more reliable alternative to other fossil fuels. This panel will explore the strategic importance of gas in meeting Nigeria's growing energy demand and driving economic development. Experts will discuss the opportunities and challenges associated with expanding gas-to-power infrastructure, optimizing gas utilization, and creating a sustainable gas market.
The conversation will also cover the practical steps needed to implement a successful gas-to-power strategy, including infrastructure development, gas supply security, financing mechanisms, and regulatory frameworks.
Partner,
McKinsey & Company
Senior Vice President,
Stanbic IBTC Infrastructure Fund
Country Head, Nigeria & Ghana,
Daystar Power
Nigeria Program Director,
RMI
Commissioner,
Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC)
CEO,
Abuja Electricity Distribution Plc
Head, West Africa Emerging Markets,
Power Shell Africa
Vice President,
Renewable Energy Association of Nigeria
CEO,
Rivy(Formerly Payhippo)
Senior Associate,
UUBO
Partner,
UUBO
CEO,
Consistent Energy
Chief Financial Officer,
Arnergy
MD/CEO,
Nigeria Bulk Electricity Trading PLC(NBET)
Partner,
Dentons ACAS-Law
CEO,
Egbin Power Plc
Director,
Husk Power Systems
Deputy Managing Partner,
Olaniwun Ajayi LP
Assistant General Manager, Market Competition and Rates Division,
Nigeria Electricity Regulatory Commission
Director,
Konexa
COO & Co Founder,
SunFi
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