Power sector experts don call for quick deployment of renewable energy and microgrids to solve Nigeria persistent electricity supply problems and reduce dependence on di national grid.

Speaking for separate interviews with Vanguard at di Nigeria Energy Summit wey just end for Lagos, dem talk say decentralised power solutions go improve electricity access, especially for businesses and rural communities.

Product Manager, DEIF, Anshul Alankar, talk say: "Di reality be say renewable energy na di in-thing, and government policy also support am.

E important to latch on to am as early as possible, especially for di commercial sector and even for individual users.

"Di grid system no fit provide all di electricity and power wey Nigerians and Africans need to maintain sustainable energy.

"Nigeria get surplus solar energy, and microgrids go help because you no need huge infrastructure to bring power across di country.

"Microgrids na more efficient way to handle local and rural areas. You fit create your own grid, minimise fuel consumption and maximise di sun, wey free."

On di growing demand for decentralised energy, e talk say: "We see say di need of di market dey around microgrids and fuel efficiency. We dey provide solutions wey enable batteries to work more efficiently and solar panels to be maximised."

Also speaking, Executive Director, Delmira Power Solutions, Dr. Moriam Jagun, talk say di company dey bring advanced power management solutions enter Nigeria.

She talk say dia technologies "dey coordinate, protect and monitor energy, making sure say energy dey efficiently generated and delivered, both for land and marine."

Sales Head, Engineering, Delmira Power Solutions, Engr. Nmecha Chizinum Ayodele, talk say: "Our country don reach di point of further expansion in renewable energy, from household to grid levels."

E add say: "DEIF solutions fit remotely monitor, automate and synchronise different power sources to provide all-round power for industries and homes, thereby reducing di cost of energy."