Explore diverse sectors driving Nigeria's clean energy future: energy, transport, agri-business, and mining.
The Sustainable Energy Access Projects (SEAP) is opening up bold investment opportunities across Nigeria's most underserved markets — with clean infrastructure as the backbone. From local EV charging networks to utility-scale solar farms, SEAP connects high-impact projects to forward-thinking investors, technical partners, and financiers.
Whether you're looking to fund innovation, co-develop long-term assets, or support scalable public-private initiatives, SEAP provides bankable, shovel-ready investment pipelines backed by government partnerships, spatial data, and clear returns.
Explore sector-based opportunities below:
SEAP's E-Mobility initiative is accelerating Nigeria's transition to clean, electric transportation by targeting high-use commercial vehicles like motorcycles (okadas), tricycles (kekes), and mini-buses. By deploying battery-swapping hubs and supporting EV conversions at scale, we are reducing emissions, lowering transport costs, and creating new green jobs.
SEAP's integrated infrastructure model supports agricultural transformation by addressing energy, data, and value chain gaps across Nigeria's farming communities. From powering irrigation and processing to enabling storage and distribution, we're helping Nigeria unlock the full potential of its agri-economy—with technology, precision data, and clean energy at its core.
SEAP supports sustainable and energy-secure mining by enabling access to hybrid power, digital mapping tools, and sector-focused infrastructure in Nigeria's mineral-rich LGAs. By bridging operational gaps and improving visibility across the mining landscape, we are helping unlock Nigeria's vast untapped mineral wealth while promoting regulatory compliance and environmental stewardship.
SEAP's industrial infrastructure program aligns clean energy investments with Nigeria's emerging industrial corridors, ports, and logistics networks. By mapping electricity demand against trade hubs, rail lines, and special economic zones, we deliver hybrid power systems where they're most needed to drive job creation, manufacturing, and export growth.
Leveraging SEAP's GIS platform and satellite datasets (e.g., Global Solar Atlas), we identify optimal sites for utility-scale solar across Nigeria. Criteria include terrain suitability, land use, proximity to grid infrastructure, and irradiation levels—all essential for high-yield solar power plants.