WeLight, Africa’s largest solar mini-grid operator, has secured $31 million to support its expansion efforts in Nigeria. The funding aims to enhance electricity access in some of the continent's most underserved communities.

Minister of Power, Joseph Tegbe, has praised the Rural Electrification Agency (REA) for its projects, stating they are significantly improving the lives of Nigerians. This commendation coincides with the commissioning of a 505kWp interconnected solar mini-grid in Epe.

Shell Plc has appointed Elohor Aiboni as Executive Vice President and Country Chair for Nigeria, effective 1 August 2026. She will succeed Marno de Jong, marking her as the first Nigerian and the first woman to hold this combined position in the company's 60-year history.

According to Punch, Nigeria has become a leading exporter of solar modules to the United States, responding to new trade regulations aimed at China. This development highlights Nigeria's growing role in the global clean energy market.

Amal Hassan is recognized as a self-made entrepreneur in Nigeria, known for her professional accomplishments and contributions to youth and women empowerment. Unlike many contemporaries, her success is attributed to legitimate business ventures rather than politics or fraudulent activities. She has gained national relevance and international recognition through her efforts in building Nigeria's digital future.

The Renewable Energy Association of Nigeria (REAN) has enhanced its partnership with the Standards Organisation of Nigeria (SON) to address the issue of counterfeit and low-quality renewable energy products in Nigeria. This collaboration was announced in a statement from REAN’s Head of Communications, Mr. Oisereime Lloyd-Dietake, in Abuja.