The economic, industrial and technological progress of any country depends on its power infrastructure. In Nigeria, the generation, transmission and distribution of electricity have posed significant challenges to the nations growth and development. However, recent federal government reforms enable states to regulate energy generation and distribution within its geo-physical area.

The economic, industrial and technological progress of any country depends on its power infrastructure. In Nigeria, the generation, transmission and distribution of electricity have posed significant challenges to the nations growth and development. However, recent federal government reforms enable states to regulate energy generation and distribution within its geo-physical area.

With an estimated value of 29.6 x 10⁷ metric tonnes of high-quality silica sand deposit, investors have access to this valuable raw material for the manufacturing of float glass to meet the needs of the construction industry, automobiles and feed to solar panel manufacturers.

In addition, manufacturer of fibre glass, insulating fibres, ceramic and refractory and abrasive industries can make use of this material for their production.

• Investing in Generation – Ondo State hosts 64 km of the natural gas infrastructure from which intending power generating companies can source for their thermal generating plants. This can be distributed locally or fed to the national grid as may be required.
• Investing in transmission of electricity
• Investing in Distribution
• The state welcomes investors in natural gas power generation and the development of a state-wide natural gas supply infrastructure, linking industrial parks, free trade zones, and major cities to ensure reliable off-take opportunities.