Indigenous energy firm, Hyde Energy, plans an expanded cleaner energy investment opportunities across Nigeria to help boost the country’s energy security.
The company gave the assurance when it officially commissioned its new 10MT Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) facility at Ojo Cantonment, Lagos.
This milestone is part of Hyde Energy’s commitment to expanding access to cleaner, more sustainable energy solutions, reducing reliance on traditional fuels, and enhancing energy security in Lagos and beyond.
The commissioning of this facility marks another significant step in Hyde Energy’s strategic partnership with the Nigerian Army Welfare Limited by Guarantee (NAWLG).
This collaboration is aimed at developing essential energy infrastructure to improve the well-being of men and women of Nigeria’s armed forces and the public across Nigeria.
The Ojo facility follows the successful launch of LPG plants in Jaji and Ribadu Barracks, Kaduna State, with capacities of 40MT and 10MT, respectively, underscoring Hyde Energy’s commitment to bridging the energy gap.
Speaking at the commissioning event, chief executive officer of Hyde Energy, Oladimeji Edwards, emphasised the impact of the new plant on energy accessibility and sustainability.
“Today marks another bold step towards expanding energy access in military and civilian communities alike. This facility is designed not only to serve the residents of this cantonment – the brave soldiers, officers, and their families – but also to cater to the energy needs of the general public in Ojo and its environs. It stands as a beacon of progress, symbolizing our commitment to nation-building and community development,” he said.
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