By Abbas Nazil
Arnold & Associates Group has launched its renewable energy subsidiary, Arnold & Associates Energy Nigeria Limited, to provide reliable and affordable solar power solutions across the country.
The move comes as Nigeria continues to face persistent electricity supply challenges, with businesses and households struggling with high costs and unreliable service from the national grid.
Chief Executive Officer ESV Ekweoba Arnold Chukwuebuka said the launch reflects the company’s commitment to delivering sustainable and efficient energy alternatives for homes, corporate organisations, and public institutions.
Arnold emphasized that irregular power supply has become a major obstacle to productivity and economic growth, and that solar energy offers a cleaner and more dependable option aligned with global trends toward renewable energy.
To strengthen its market presence, Arnold & Associates Energy Nigeria Limited has formed a strategic partnership with Global Energy Star Limited, a prominent marketer of Lutian Solar products.
The collaboration is expected to enable the company to provide certified solar technologies along with comprehensive installation, maintenance, and technical support nationwide.
Arnold assured that every solar system installed would be supported by proper maintenance structures to ensure durability, optimal performance, and long-term reliability for customers.
The subsidiary operates from offices in Abuja, Asaba, and Awka, with services available across Nigeria, ensuring accessibility for residential, commercial, and institutional clients.
The launch positions Arnold & Associates as a key player in Nigeria’s growing renewable energy sector, reflecting the company’s dedication to fostering energy independence, sustainability, and improved access to power.
By investing in solar energy, the company aims to reduce the economic burden caused by power outages while promoting environmentally friendly energy solutions.
Arnold & Associates Energy Nigeria Limited represents a strategic effort to address Nigeria’s power crisis, support industrial growth, and provide citizens with more stable and cost-effective energy options in line with international renewable energy standards.
The initiative also highlights the increasing role of private sector innovation in complementing national efforts to expand energy access and strengthen the country’s electricity infrastructure.
