By Sa’ad Umar Faruk
The Kano State Government has unveiled plans to improve power supply through strategic partnerships and policy reforms aimed at achieving sustainable energy access.
The Commissioner for Power and Renewable Energy, Gaddafi Sani Shehu, disclosed this while briefing stakeholders on the government’s roadmap for enhancing electricity supply across the state.
He said the initiative, championed by Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf, includes the launch of the state’s electricity policy and the strengthening of the newly established State Electricity Market.
According to him, the measures are designed to advance sustainable energy access and promote community development.
Shehu further revealed that the ministry is engaging solar mini-grid developers, who have been invited to submit proposals for innovative energy projects.
He assured residents of the government’s commitment to improving energy access and driving socio-economic growth.
The commissioner also disclosed plans for Kano State to generate its own electricity as part of efforts to achieve self-sufficiency in power generation.
He added that the ministry remains open to collaboration with developers and other stakeholders to ensure a stable and sustainable power supply.
Shehu emphasised that the administration is working to address energy challenges and improve electricity access for residents across the state.
