Sahara Group Highlights Sustainability Milestones in Third Edition of Gree’n’lectric
Sahara Group Highlights Sustainability Milestones in Third Edition of Gree’n’lectric
Sahara Group Highlights Sustainability Milestones in Third Edition of Gree’n’lectric
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Sahara Group Highlights Sustainability Milestones in Third Edition of Gree’n’lectric

Leading responsible energy and infrastructure conglomerate, Sahara Group, has reinforced its dedication to managing its environmental footprint through carbon emission reduction strategies across its businesses.

During the unveiling of the third edition of Gree’n’lectric, a Sahara Power Group digital publication dedicated to promoting clean energy and environmental sustainability in Africa’s power sector, Bethel Obioma, Head of Corporate Communications at Sahara Group, emphasized the company’s commitment. “Gree’n’lectric highlights Sahara’s intentional steps towards fostering sustainable practices in the power sector,” Obioma stated.

Titled ‘Securing our Collective Future,’ the publication outlines Sahara’s Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) milestones within its power affiliates, including Egbin Power Plc, First Independent Power Limited (FIPL), and Ikeja Electric.

The third edition of Gree’n’lectric was unveiled at Asharami Square, a Sahara Group initiative promoting sustainability through media advocacy, with energy sector experts and media professionals in attendance.

Ejiro Gray, Director of Governance and Sustainability at Sahara Group, noted, “At Sahara, our commitment to sustainability is evident in all our operations. Gree’n’lectric not only highlights major projects we have undertaken but also our initiatives to ensure a greener tomorrow – from installing renewable energy sources like the Egbin wind turbines to reducing our environmental impact. Gree’n’lectric offers insight into Sahara’s advocacy for a sustainable future.”

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Reaffirming the business’s dedication to global sustainable practices, Folake Soetan, CEO of Ikeja Electric, Nigeria’s largest power distribution company, stated, “At Ikeja Electric, we will continue to educate both host communities and employees through initiatives like the IE-Safetainability School and Safety Starts with Me, which promote safety and environmental consciousness.”

Mokhtar Bounour, CEO of Egbin Power Plc, added, “Gree’n’lectric continues to serve as a reference point for our commitment at Egbin to bringing energy to life responsibly. Through several clean energy initiatives, we are reducing carbon emissions, resulting in improved livelihoods and a cleaner environment.”

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