One of the largest generator companies in the country, delivering power generation, solar and hybrid energy, JMG Limited has said the deployment of clean energy is reducing costs enabling communities, and enhancing competitiveness.
Its Product Manager, Hybrid Power Systems, Raymond Nwose, who spoke during the International Clean Energy Day in Lagos yesterday, said as more countries move towards sustainability, the transition to clean energy has become an economic imperative.
He said: “Clean energy is reducing power costs, enabling communities, and enhancing competitiveness. As more countries move towards sustainability, the transition to clean energy has become an economic imperative.”
Also speaking on the occasion, its Chief Commercial Officer, Rabih Jammal, said the company has successfully deployed solar hybrid power systems at three NIPCO fuel stations, powered the State House in Awka, and delivered energy-efficient solutions for Nourdm Global, Rack Centre, and several other high-profile projects across the country.
He said the projects clearly demonstrated that clean energy is not only feasible but also practical and commercially viable in Nigeria.
Jammal noted that JMG’s renewable energy deployments have delivered significant environmental benefits, cutting carbon emissions by tens of thousands of kilograms of CO₂.
According to him, the projects have also enabled clients to save millions of naira in diesel costs while creating more resilient and reliable power systems for critical infrastructure.
He pledged that the company would continue to expand its solar and hybrid energy footprint through sustained investments in technology, partnerships, and human capital to support a cleaner and more sustainable energy future for Nigeria.
The Chief Commercial Officer expressed satisfaction that JMG has remained at the forefront of innovation by working closely with partners and host communities to make renewable energy a present-day reality rather than a distant aspiration. “Together, we can power progress sustainably and light the path to a cleaner future for generations to come,” he said.
He further reaffirmed JMG’s unwavering commitment to driving Nigeria’s transition to renewable energy, stressing that clean energy is more than a technology for the company—it is a responsibility. “Our track record speaks for itself,” he added.
Nwose explained that the company operates three hybrid inverter units rated at 50 kilowatts each. The inverters are configured in parallel, delivering combined capacity above 50 kilowatts, and are supplied by a world-class hybrid inverter brand.
According to him, the energy storage system comprises three battery racks, each containing 12 high-voltage battery modules. Each module has a capacity of 5.12 kilowatt-hours, bringing the total to 36 battery units and an aggregate storage capacity of 184 kilowatt-hours.
Nwose added that the system is supported by rooftop solar panels, including 200 units of 575-watt panels and 60 units of 440-watt panels, delivering a combined solar capacity of over 130 kilowatts peak. He noted that the entire facility at the company’s head office is powered by the solar hybrid system, significantly reducing energy costs.
He emphasised that clean energy has become critical to Nigeria’s economic development, noting that it now works “technically, commercially and financially.”
He described International Clean Energy Day as a timely reminder of the importance of sustainable power solutions and reaffirmed the company’s commitment to supporting Nigeria’s energy transition.
While acknowledging Nigeria’s gradual progress in adopting clean energy, Nwose said the pace of transition needs to be accelerated.
On the company’s contribution to the energy transition, he explained that it is investing in the right partnerships, advanced technology, and human capacity to deliver innovative and sustainable power solutions.
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Addressing expansion plans, Nwose said the company has already replicated similar installations across several commercial and administrative facilities nationwide, including the State House in Awka, NIPCO fuel stations, Rack Centre, and other client locations. “Clean energy works technically, commercially and financially. It is a complete, 360-degree solution,” he added.
Also speaking, Head of Marketing at JMG Limited, Oluwatomi Faniran, said the company’s clean-energy journey gained momentum after it identified opportunities within its operations that aligned with sustainability goals. According to her, this led to the deployment of solar energy systems at three JMG outlets, resulting in the reduction of up to 70,000 kilograms of CO₂ emissions.
She described the achievement as a significant milestone in JMG’s contribution to reducing Nigeria’s carbon footprint and a practical model for how businesses can adopt renewable energy solutions.
“At JMG, we are very intentional about clean energy, sustainability, and renewable solutions, and this is evident not only in our projects but also here at our own premises,” Faniran said.
Beyond commercial installations, she noted that the company is extending clean-energy access to underserved communities. She cited JMG’s recent donation and installation of a solar power system at the Primary Healthcare Centre in Ketu, as well as a similar project executed in 2024 at the Bariga Primary Healthcare Centre.
“For us, it is not just about making commitments; it is about walking the talk. We ensure that clean energy is available to those who need it most, while also implementing these solutions within our own facilities,” she added.
Faniran stressed that each project reflects JMG’s belief that renewable energy is not only about technology, but also about people, progress, and the future.
Looking ahead, she said JMG remains committed to scaling its clean-energy initiatives, forging strategic partnerships, and positioning renewable energy as a cornerstone of Nigeria’s growth.
“Together, we are building a greener and brighter future, and we are proud to be part of that journey,” she added.
