The Edo State Ministry of Power has conducted an inspection of two operational solar mini grids as part of renewed efforts to strengthen sustainable and decentralised energy delivery across the state.
The inspection team, led by the Commissioner for Power, Hon Paul Ehigie Usenbo, alongside the Permanent Secretary, Engr Dr Uyiekpen O Stephen, assessed the facilities located in Iguemokhua and Evbuwa communities.
During the visit, the team evaluated operational performance, technical infrastructure and service delivery. They also engaged project managers on system efficiency, distribution capacity, metering frameworks and long term sustainability strategies.
The Chief Executive Officer of Etin Power Limited, Prof Yinka Omorogbe, conducted the officials round the facilities and outlined the company’s contributions toward expanding electricity access, stimulating local businesses and promoting clean energy adoption in rural communities.
The ministry stated that the inspection further enabled the government to assess the socio economic impact of the mini grids on residents and small scale enterprises, reaffirming its commitment to advancing renewable energy development across Edo State.
