Nigeria is at a defining moment in its energy journey. With rising demand for power, increasing global investment in renewable technologies, and the urgency of climate change, the nation has the opportunity to lead Africa into a sustainable, inclusive, and prosperous energy future.
To catalyze this transition, Green Eco Horizon in collaboration with the Federal Ministry Of Environment is convening the Nigeria Clean Energy Summit 2025 at the prestigious Abuja Continental Hotel on 3rd & 4th March, 2026. Themed Nigeria; Leading Africa’s Clean Energy Transition through Investment, Innovation, Inclusion and Carbon Credit. The summit will bring together policymakers, investors, energy innovators, climate finance institutions, and development partners.
Why This Summit Matters
Africa holds some of the world’s richest renewable energy resources, yet access to reliable, affordable, and clean energy remains a challenge for millions. Nigeria, with its size, entrepreneurial drive, and emerging climate policies, has the potential to shape a continental clean energy pathway.
This summit will spotlight:
• Policy frameworks needed to accelerate clean energy access.
• Investment opportunities across solar, wind, hydro, and carbon markets.
• Innovations and technologies transforming energy systems.
• Inclusion strategies ensuring that women, youth, and vulnerable communities benefit from the energy transition.
• Carbon credit leadership, positioning Nigeria as a regional hub for sustainable finance.
Who Will Be There
The summit will feature:
• Policymakers and Regulators driving Nigeria’s energy and climate agenda.
• Financial Institutions and Investors exploring renewable energy and carbon credit opportunities.
• Energy Enterprises and Innovators bringing cutting-edge solutions.
• Development Partners and NGOs committed to climate resilience and sustainability.
• Delegates from academia, civil society, and the private sector.
This makes the event not just a conference, but a powerful platform for deals, partnerships, and collaborations.
Call for Sponsors and Partners
To deliver a summit of this scale and impact, we are inviting forward-looking organizations to join us as sponsors and partners. Sponsorship offers:
• Brand visibility across NTA, and other leading media platforms.
• Recognition as a clean energy leader, aligned with Nigeria’s sustainability agenda.
• Speaking opportunities to showcase thought leadership.
• Direct engagement with policymakers, financiers, and innovators.
• Networking access with high-level delegates and international agencies.
By sponsoring, your organization will not only gain visibility but also demonstrate commitment to Nigeria’s sustainable development goals and Africa’s clean energy future.
Open to Delegates
The summit is also open to delegates across business, government, academia, and civil society who are passionate about energy, climate, and sustainability.
Delegates will have access to:
• Plenary sessions with international speakers.
• Breakout discussions on investment, technology, and policy.
• Exhibition booths showcasing renewable solutions.
• Networking sessions with stakeholders from across Nigeria and beyond.
Delegate registration is now open, and seats are limited.
Why You Shouldn’t Miss It
• For business leaders, the summit offers investment leads and partnership opportunities.
• For policymakers, it provides a platform to align national priorities with global trends.
• For NGOs and civil society, it is a space to influence policy and drive inclusion.
• For investors, it is a gateway into Africa’s largest clean energy market.
This is where Nigeria’s clean energy future will be shaped and you can be part of it.
Join US
The Nigeria Clean Energy Summit 2025 is more than an event. It is a movement to position Nigeria as a leader in Africa’s transition to clean, inclusive, and sustainable energy.
Date: 3rd & 4th March, 2026.
Venue: TBD
For sponsorship opportunities, delegate registration, or exhibition bookings, please contact:
hello@greenecohorizon.org
📞 07049324714
🌐 www.greenecohorizon.org
Let’s work together to ensure that Nigeria not only participates in Africa’s clean energy transition but leads it.
