Market Opportunity
These are independently sourced figures on Nigeria's power sector, not event attendance projections — this is a first edition and we make no attendance claims. Every figure below links to its source.
Installed vs. delivered generation
~13,600 MW installed capacity, but only ~4,400 MW average delivered generation (Jan 2026)
Source: PowerElec Nigeria — Nigeria Energy Market Outlook 2026Demand vs. supply gap
Estimated nationwide demand of ~18,345 MW against far lower actual grid supply
Source: Veriv Africa — Can Nigeria’s Power Sector Deliver Stable Electricity in 2026?Electricity access deficit
~40% national electricity access deficit; ~220 million people served by ~4,000 MW
Source: Legit.ng, citing NERC figuresPlant availability
~36% plant availability in Jan 2026 due to gas supply and transmission bottlenecks
Source: Legit.ng, citing NERC figuresSectors this creates opportunity for
Renewables & Solar
Generation, EPC, and component manufacturers
Transmission & Distribution
Grid infrastructure, smart metering, utilities
Energy Storage
Battery systems, BESS integrators, storage financing
Backup & Critical Power
Generators, inverters, UPS, telecom power
Electric Mobility
EV charging infrastructure and fleet electrification
Energy Management
Metering, monitoring, demand-side software
Figures compiled August 2026 from the public sources cited above. They describe the broader Nigerian power market, not this event specifically.