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NIPCO Stations Don Switch to Solar, Save Big Money!

Make I tell you, e be like say NIPCO don sharp well. Dem don install serious solar power systems for three major fuelling stations wey dey Abuja and Lekki. This one go help dem chop down diesel power and save over N44 million every year. No be small tin!

JMG Limited wey sabi energy matter, na dem carry out this installation with beta hybrid systems wey dey combine solar panels, smart lithium batteries and inverters. E mean say these stations don dey enjoy 24/7 power for their pumps, lights and office. Na wa o, since dem install the systems, no wahala wey dey come from generator or grid electricity.

As Abbass Hussein, the oga wey dey lead JMG’s Hybrid Solar Division talk, ”We dey proud say we fit help NIPCO lead the energy waka for retail. This solar system na beta solution wey fit show say fuel-retail and high-energy sectors fit switch to clean energy without losing performance.” E don clear say this na big move!

The project wey dem complete between May and June 2025, use high-efficiency solar panels, quality inverters plus battery banks wey dey dependable for fuel dispensing, lighting and office work. NIPCO’s Station Manager, Mr. Idoko Jacob, dey tell us say since dem install the solar system, dem no need to turn to generator for bright days. Na only when weather dey yan, dem go use generator!

Overall, the solar system for these three stations don provide major benefits. Dem don generate 88,535 kWh yearly, save N44.4m annually, avoid 43.8 tonnes of CO₂, and meet 80-100% of their daily energy need. E mean say NIPCO fit dey operate without grid power for most part of the day.

The smart inverters dey help manage everything well; batteries dey store excess solar energy, and generator dey hardly dey used again. This development na clear sign say if NIPCO fit do am, other companies dey fit follow the same track and also reduce energy cost.


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