Axxela Limited, a gas and power solutions provider, has expanded Lagos State’s gas infrastructure by 170km, strengthening energy access for industries and businesses across key commercial hubs.
The expansion, executed through its subsidiary Gaslink Nigeria Limited, spans industrial areas such as Ikeja, Ilupeju, Isolo, Ijora, Apapa, Tin Can, Victoria Island, and Eko Atlantic, with ongoing extension into the Victoria Island-Lekki corridor.
The company disclosed this during a visit to Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu at Lagos House, Marina, where it reaffirmed its commitment to supporting industrialisation, energy security, and environmental sustainability in the state.
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With unreliable grid power and rising diesel costs, Lagos-based manufacturers and businesses are increasingly turning to natural gas as a cleaner and more affordable alternative.
Axxela’s expanded pipeline network is expected to provide industries with stable energy supply, lower operational costs, and drive economic growth.
The company has also built independent power projects (IPP) for the Lagos State Government in Akute and Alausa, as well as a 5.8MW power plant for Cadbury Nigeria.
Governor Sanwo-Olu commended Axxela’s efforts, stating that Lagos is committed to creating an enabling environment for private-sector investments in energy infrastructure.
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Kehinde Alabi, managing director of Axxela Gas Distribution, noted that the company’s infrastructure expansion aligns with Lagos’ industrial growth ambitions.
“Our AGI facility in Ikeja and our ongoing expansion along the VI-Lekki corridor demonstrate our commitment to sustainable energy solutions that empower industries and reduce carbon emissions,” he said.
Beyond gas distribution, Axxela has invested in social impact initiatives, partnering with LASPARK on tree-planting projects and supporting education through its Back-to-School Scholarship Initiative for students in host communities.