Emmanuel Addeh in Abuja
The Nigerian Electricity Supply Industry (NESI) Week, earlier scheduled to maintain on November 15, 2026, has been rescheduled to December 13–19 to allow stakeholders to align the programme with the continued energy sector reforms of President Bola Tinubu’s administration.
The convener of NESI Week, Dr. Obiora Anthony, disclosed this in an announcement issued in Abuja, explaining that the change would enable the Federal Ministry of Power, buyers and different trade stakeholders to harmonise their goals forward of the convention.
He stated the occasion, which is designed to convey international gamers within the electrical energy trade collectively beneath a public-private partnership framework, would give attention to strengthening Nigeria’s energy infrastructure and bettering electrical energy provide.
“The theme of the conference is: ‘Powering the Future’, where key stakeholders will speak on the electricity and energy ecosystem, for policy dialogue, business engagements, investment, innovations and strategic partnership,” Anthony stated.
He added that the revised dates would offer extra time for stakeholder coordination and satisfactory preparation for the programme, whereas appreciating the continued assist of companions and potential contributors.
The week-long occasion will function the NESI CEO and Policy Forum, NESI Expo, NESI Innovation Challenge, NESI Energy Future Experience, NESI Games and Awards, the assertion added.
The actions are anticipated to convey collectively policymakers, trade leaders, buyers, innovators and know-how suppliers to talk about developments throughout the electrical energy worth chain.
Anthony urged sponsors, exhibitors, audio system, media companions and taking part establishments to pay attention to the brand new dates.
“NESI Week is put together by industry players to deliver electricity and drive growth and development in the sector, translating policy to action for increased generation, transmission and distribution in the power sector value chain,” he stated.
