All On Celebrates 10 Years of Renewable Energy Impact

All On celebrated its 10th anniversary in Lagos, bringing together representatives from government, development finance institutions, the private sector, and academia to discuss the future of energy access in Nigeria. Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu and Commissioner for Energy and Mineral Resources Biodun Ogunley highlighted the importance of partnerships in enhancing Nigeria's renewable energy ecosystem.
Caroline Eboumb, CEO of All On, emphasized the need for innovative financing and strategic partnerships to expand energy access, which has already benefited nearly two million people through renewable energy projects. Damilola Ogunbiyi, a special representative from the United Nations, discussed the off-grid energy sector's development over the past decade and the necessity for collaboration to mobilize investments.
The event featured discussions on local manufacturing, financing strategies, and policies to encourage private sector investment, culminating in awards recognizing contributions to Nigeria's renewable energy landscape.
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