Schneider Electric Pledges Uninterrupted Power Supply To Eko Atlantic City

Schneider Electric has said it is committed to driving sustainability in Nigeria’s urban transformation by powering Eko Atlantic City with smart, energy-efficient solutions.

Country president, Schneider Electric Nigeria, Ajibola Akindele, emphasised the project’s significance in Nigeria said, “This partnership with Eko Atlantic City is a game-changer for Nigeria. We are leveraging our expertise to provide world-class energy solutions, including customised protection relays and real-time monitoring systems.

“Our goal is to enhance power efficiency, ensure uninterrupted supply, and support Nigeria’s journey toward sustainable urban development,” he said. Nestled in the heart of Lagos, Nigeria, Eko Atlantic City is positioned to become a thriving commercial and residential hub, designed to accommodate over 300,000 residents and attract an estimated 250,000 daily commuters.

Speaking on the project’s transformative impact, Joanna Fabikun, Head of Corporate Communications, Eko Atlantic City, stated: “Eko Atlantic City represents the future of urban living in Nigeria. With Schneider Electric and Eko Utilities Nigeria Limited, we are developing a city that prioritises innovation, sustainability, and long-term economic growth.

“Thousands of trees have been planted to combat climate change, while smart energy solutions ensure a greener and more resilient Lagos alongside a lifestyle, a community, and a future that offers limitless possibilities,” she said.

The company disclosed that the strategic partnership aligns with United Nations SDG 11 of Building Sustainable Cities and Communities by ensuring Africa’s fastest-growing megacity is equipped with a reliable and resilient power infrastructure, setting new standards for smart and sustainable urban living in Nigeria.

“As Eko Atlantic City moves into its fifth development phase, Schneider Electric plays a crucial role in securing 99 per cent electricity availability for the city’s businesses and residents. Through Eko Utilities Nigeria Limited, the city’s dedicated power provider, an independent electricity generation facility is under development, capable of generating power at 11kV and scaling up to 132kV,’’ the company said.