By Adewale Sanyaolu
JMG Limited has intensified its push for sustainable engineering and solar adoption with an Engineering Walk in Lagos, taking its advocacy beyond corporate spaces to public engagement.
The initiative, held to mark World Engineering Day for Sustainable Development, began at the company’s Victoria Island headquarters and drew participation from engineering students, professional bodies, influencers, and staff, all united in promoting practical and inclusive energy solutions.
Participants included representatives from the University of Lagos, Yaba College of Technology, and key engineering institutions, underscoring a shared commitment to advancing innovative, accessible, and sustainable engineering practices.
Speaking at the event, Chief Commercial Officer, Rabi Jammal, said the company’s focus goes beyond solar energy to a broader vision of sustainable engineering. He noted that the goal is to design systems that are efficient, reliable, and built for long-term impact, with solar forming just one part of a larger, integrated approach.
Against the backdrop of rising energy costs and unreliable power supply in Nigeria, JMG continues to champion engineering-driven solutions that reduce dependence on costly and environmentally harmful energy sources. The company emphasises integrating cleaner energy like solar into wider infrastructure systems rather than treating it as a standalone option.
Its operations span power generation, electrical infrastructure, vertical transportation, cooling systems, and air compressors, reflecting a holistic approach that prioritises efficiency and environmental responsibility.
Solar energy, however, remains central to this strategy due to its affordability, reliability, and adaptability across residential, commercial, and industrial applications.
JMG also highlighted its commitment to practical implementation, noting that its headquarters is powered by solar as part of a broader engineering system, demonstrating real-world application of sustainable solutions.
Plant Manager, Fouad El Chami, stressed the importance of continuous innovation in energy use, noting that integrating cleaner technologies like solar is key to reducing consumption and building cost-effective, efficient systems.
He added that as concerns over power supply, energy costs, and environmental impact grow, integrated engineering solutions will be critical to creating a more resilient future for homes and businesses.
The Engineering Walk reinforced a central message: Nigeria’s energy future lies in a unified approach that combines innovation, sustainability, and accessibility.
Through such initiatives, JMG continues to expand awareness while delivering advanced engineering solutions backed by technical expertise and a skilled workforce.
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