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    ‘Genesis Energy has exhibited power generation capacity in Nigeria’

    February 2, 2025
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    *Governor Dikko Radda being conducted around a Genesis power facility.

    Kunle Kalejaye

    Leeds, England — The Governor of Katsina, Dikko Radda has expressed confidence in the power generation capacity of Genesis Energy, a provider of integrated energy solutions in Nigeria.

    Radda stated this when he paid courtesy visit to Genesis Energy’s facilities in Lagos and Port Harcourt.

    “I am glad with what I saw, and they have really exhibited their capacity in terms of power generation in Nigeria. What I have seen here is the turbine system of power generation which they have built for over 10 years, and it’s still running at full capacity. Additionally, we have seen how Genesis Energy distributes electricity and the processes of distribution and the efficiency of the service. This visit has really indicated to us that they’re up to the task and they’re capable. I believe that they can handle any project that has to do with power generation in our country,” Radda said.

    The Governor who was welcomed by the leadership team of GENESIS Energy Group, toured the company’s 84MW off-grid power plant at the Port Harcourt Refinery, the largest licensed facility of its kind in Nigeria.

    Radda then proceeded to Genesis Energy’s Lagos power plant in Banana Island, Ikoyi, which features 2×7.5MVA and 15MVA Injection Substations operating at 33/11KV. This facility ensures uninterrupted electricity to commercial and residential areas, further cementing GENESIS Energy’s position as a trusted energy solutions provider.

    Speaking on the significance of the visit, Simon Shaibu, Executive vice president Operations and Maintenance of Genesis Energy Group, stated:

    “At Genesis Energy, we are driven by the belief that strategic partnerships are essential for unlocking Nigeria’s vast energy potential. As we continue to expand our footprint and innovate in the energy sector, we are proud to support industries, stimulate economic growth, and pave the way for a more sustainable energy landscape. We thank H.E Governor Radda for his insightful visit and look forward to future collaborations that will help drive transformative change across Nigeria’s energy sector.”

    The visit underscores the growing collaboration between state governments and private sector players in addressing Nigeria’s energy needs, while also reinforcing Genesis Energy’s role in delivering sustainable power solutions nationwide.

    Over the past decade, Genesis Energy has continued to expand its footprint in the power sector, deploying cutting-edge energy solutions to drive industrialization, economic growth, and enhanced energy security across Nigeria. The company remains committed to supporting national energy objectives through strategic partnerships and long-term investments in sustainable power infrastructure.

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