Elektron Energy is advancing a $50 million power project aimed at improving commercial electricity supply in Lagos, Nigeria. According to ThisDay Live, the Victoria Island Power (VIPL) project is a 40 megawatt embedded plant designed to boost power availability in the area. The report, written by Peter Uzoho, indicates the project is progressing, though specific timelines for completion were not provided in the available information.

Elektron Energy, a developer and operator of embedded power infrastructure, has unveiled its Victoria Island Power (VIPL) project, a 40-megawatt embedded power network aimed at delivering dedicated and more reliable electricity to businesses in one of Lagos' upscale commercial districts. According to Vanguard, the company presented the project to customers and business leaders at a recent event, marking a step toward improved power supply for the area's commercial sector.

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.

The Federal Government has launched a 505kW solar mini-grid in Epe, Lagos, with plans for an additional 5MW expansion aimed at enhancing electricity access and supporting economic growth.

The Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN) announced the completion of repairs on the Alaoji–Owerri 132kV Transmission Lines 1 and 2, restoring power to parts of Imo, Bayelsa, and Rivers states. The lines were re-energised at 7:05 p.m. and 7:06 p.m. on Wednesday, according to TCN.

Governor Eno announced that Akwa Ibom State saved ₦200 billion through effective project management. He emphasized the importance of protecting public infrastructure and directed security agencies, local government chairmen, and community leaders to ensure its safety.