Oyo State Government Approve Collaboration with Solar Firm and targets two million households for solar power.
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The Managing Partner, Global Head of Business at Triston solar said in a recent interview with the press that the Governor of Oyo State, Seyi Makinde, is working to make solar energy accessible to no fewer than two million households in the state.
He stated that solar energy would revolutionize the economy of Oyo State in particular and Nigeria in general.
He added that the governor had indicated commitment to industrial, economic and social development in the state through solar energy revolution.
He explained that the governor had already set up a government team to liaise with Triton Solar and SV-NED to actualise the target.
Sandilya said, “Solar energy will boost industrial revolution. Out of my 48 years of experience, I have visited various countries, met various governors and ministers, Makinde is the first one who has actually, within the first 45 minutes of conversation, shown great commitment.
He has put a two-member team comprising the chairman of the Renewable Energy Power and his executive secretary to work with us, review our materials and they are looking at the demos and impact reports.
“The governor is thinking in a big way, not just few hundred or few thousands units of houses; he is looking at millions of units at the state-wide. He is thinking about two to five million homes.”
The Chairman/Chief Executive Officer of Silicon Valley Nigeria Economic Development Inc, Chief Temitope Ajayi, said Triton Solar’s plants would adopt nano technology, which she said, was the latest technology in the solar energy industry.
She stated that the United States of America’s solar products were not only efficient but affordable.
The Chairman, Nigeria China Community Association, Mr Ishola Olatunbosun, said solar power would boost industrialization in Nigeria.
He added that the proposed $300m solar plants of Triton Solar in Oyo, Lagos and Abuja would not only provide jobs but also accelerate economic and manufacturing activities.
The Chief Executive Officer, Great City Power Solution, Dr M. Samson, urged industrialists to embrace solar energy to boost manufacturing activities.
