JMG Limited has successfully commissioned an advanced hybrid solar power system at its Victoria Island Branch in Lagos, reinforcing the company’s commitment to delivering reliable, sustainable, and cost-efficient energy solutions for businesses across Nigeria.
The installation combines 66kWp of high-efficiency solar photovoltaic (PV) generation, 80kW of hybrid inverter capacity, and 81.92kWh of lithium battery storage, creating a fully integrated energy platform designed to maximise reliability while significantly reducing dependence on diesel-powered generation.
Engineered using advanced load analysis with Fluke Load Analyser and PV system simulation software, the system is expected to generate approximately 94.8MWh of clean electricity annually, supplying around 80% of the branch’s energy requirements.
Beyond improving energy reliability, the installation is expected to offset approximately 28,000 litres of diesel consumption every year, translating into an estimated ₦50 million in annual fuel cost savings while preventing more than 37 tonnes of CO₂ emissions from entering the atmosphere.
The project incorporates premium technologies including LONGi solar modules, Deye hybrid inverters, and Deye high-voltage lithium battery storage, providing intelligent energy management, seamless backup power, and long-term operational efficiency.
Speaking on the project, Hussein Abbas, JMG’s Head of Solar Division, stated: “At JMG, we believe the best way to demonstrate confidence in our solutions is to deploy them within our own operations. The Victoria Island Branch now serves as a real-world example of how businesses can improve energy reliability, reduce operating costs and accelerate their sustainability goals through intelligent hybrid power systems.”
The Victoria Island Branch now serves as a live demonstration facility, allowing customers, consultants and project developers to experience JMG’s commercial hybrid solar solutions operating in a real business environment.
As businesses continue to seek cleaner, smarter and more resilient energy solutions, JMG remains committed to helping organisations reduce operating costs, improve energy security and build a more sustainable future through world-class engineering and innovative power technologies.
Justus Adejumoh is an IT / Telecom Reporter who has been covering the ICT sector for over a decade. He is currently the IT / Telecom Editor of Independent Newspapers Limited. With a knack for the industry’s issues and trends, he has given impetus to the industry through agenda-setting reports, analysis of issues and interfacing with industry stakeholders. A graduate of Nigerian Institute of Journalism (NIJ), he also attended Delta State University, Abraka, Delta State for his first degree and Master from University of Lagos. Also, he has attended several training courses and workshops on media and other fields. They include CNN / MultiChoice Media Training, CSR Training- Pan-Atlantic University (Lagos Business School), and Microsoft Advanced Media Training, among others. He is currently the General Secretary of Nigeria Information Technology Reporters’ Association (NITRA) and a Senior Member of Chartered Institute of Public Diplomacy and Management (CIPDM).




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