Gov. Radda Conducts Facility Inspection at Genesis Energy’s Port Harcourt Refinery, Lagos Power Plant

Katsina State Governor Dikko Radda yesterday inspected Genesis Energy’s power generation facilities, including the 84MW Nigeria’s largest licensed off-grid power plant at Port Harcourt Refinery.

According to a statement by the Chief Press Secretary to the Governor of Katsina State, Ibrahim Kaula Mohammed, yesterday, during the inspection tour at Port Harcourt Refinery, the Governor hailed the facility’s sustained excellence. “We are here to visit the Genesis Energy Powe plant, which generates electricity to power the refinery, and it’s very exciting to experience,” the Governor stated.

Impressed by the facility’s technological efficiency, Radda noted, “I’m glad with what I saw, and they have really exhibited their capacity in terms of power generation in Nigeria.”

The Governor particularly emphasised the longevity and reliability of the infrastructure, stating, “What I have seen here is the turbine system of power generation which they have built for over 10 years, and it’s still running at full capacity.”

Radda further extended the tour to Genesis Energy’s Lagos facility at Banana Island, Ikoyi, which features 2×7.5MVA and 15MVA Injection Substations with 33/11KV lines.

The facility provides a round-the-clock electricity supply for commercial and residential use.

Speaking on the Lagos power plant, Radda stated, “We have seen how Genesis Energy distributes electricity and the processes of the distribution and the efficiency of the service.”

The Governor expressed confidence in Genesis Energy’s capabilities to undertake power generation projects across Nigeria.

“This visit has really indicated to us that they’re up to the task and they’re capable. I believe that they can handle any project that has to do with power generation in our country,” he affirmed.

The Governor’s partnership with Genesis Energy represents a crucial step toward achieving a sustainable power supply and energy infrastructure for Katsina State.