Mission & Vision
ACOB exists to close Nigeria's energy gap — deploying clean, bankable power to the communities the grid forgot.
To be a flagship renewable energy company in Nigeria, driven by innovation.
To deploy over 150 mini-grids, impacting the lives of over 5 million Nigerians by 2030.
To rapidly deploy mini-grids to underdeveloped and underserved populations in Nigeria, impacting the lives of over 5 million Nigerians by 2030.
Providing clean, affordable and reliable energy to unserved and underserved communities through isolated and interconnected mini-grids.
Deploying high-density LED and solar street-lighting infrastructure that meets the best standards.
Using renewable energy as a catalyst to solving the decade of energy poverty in Nigeria and Sub-Saharan Africa.
Creating a sustainable future in line with the global Sustainable Development Goals (SDG-7).
Deployment of 2 million all-in-one streetlights across all geopolitical zones by 2029.
Building communal resilience through the use of renewable energy.
We engineer bankable solar mini-grids, storage systems, and hybrid energy solutions designed for productive use and long-term performance.
Our energy access programs are co-created with local leaders, enabling micro-enterprises, healthcare, and education to flourish.
We collaborate with investors, policy makers, and technology partners to unlock capital and accelerate energy inclusion.
ACOB Lighting Technology Limited was established, starting with street lighting installation and maintenance across Nigeria.
Successfully piloted LED streetlight projects across 23 Nigerian states, maintaining critical infrastructure for FCDA and state governments.
Expanded into renewable energy sector, embracing solar installations for residential, commercial, and institutional clients.
Selected by Rural Electrification Agency (REA) to construct solar mini-grids in rural areas as part of their pilot program.
Built 50kWp systems in 12 beneficiary hospitals under the Nigerian Government's COVID-19 intervention program.
Expanded to 90 staff members with capability to complete 15 kWp EPC projects in 2-3 weeks.
Raised NGN 1.51 billion through InfraCredit green infrastructure bond for scaling operations.
Deployed projects in 9 communities, powering 2,306 connections with 690 kWp capacity. 19 more communities under construction.
Marked a decade of purpose, progress, and power, celebrating 10 years of lighting up communities, driving innovation, and creating lasting impact across Nigeria.
