Nigerian Breweries have partnered Daystar Power for a 4.3 MW solar plant in Lagos.
Daystar will handle a 4.2 MW solar setup with a 2 MWh battery. This project is a big step in solar and battery tech for Nigerian industries.
The solar system will provide 42% of the brewery’s daytime power, slashing diesel use by 31.4 million liters and avoiding 84,758 tons of CO2 in 20 years.
This aligns with Heineken’s aim to reduce carbon by 2030 and go carbon-free by 2040.
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Daystar’s CEO is thrilled, calling it a major achievement in their Nigerian projects. People want to invest $3.4 trillion in climate action by 2030, but only 20% are ready to invest substantially.
