GRIP enters tariff negotiation with Shoprite Nigeria as first anchor client for its urban energy subsidiary IPGL, validating market demand for captive solar + battery solutions.

In a move that blends biodiversity and infrastructure, GRIP announces its conservation focus — earning plaudits from national and international ecological institutions.

A formal MOU signed between GRIP and OICL to co-develop solar power infrastructure across SW states, supported by regional industrial development plans.

Energo and Siemens selected to co-lead GRIP’s solar infrastructure execution — blending local expertise with international quality.

GRIP begins due diligence on Lagos’s iconic NECOM House for redevelopment into a national digital infrastructure hub integrated with clean energy solutions.

GRIP announces acquisition of Isolo Power Generation Ltd. (IPGL) license for 20MW scalable to 350MW — forming a central pillar of its urban energy strategy.

GRIP appoints Siemens as lead EPC advisor for solar and hybrid infrastructure, aligning the project with best-in-class global engineering standards.

A landmark agreement is signed with the Iwopin Host Community to facilitate land access and economic benefit sharing, ensuring ESG alignment from day one.

West Africa Clean Energy Industries Ltd. (WACEIL) confirmed as the initial offtaker and anchor tenant for GRIP’s solar platform — reinforcing the vertically integrated clean energy model.

GRIP has signed initial Heads of Terms for over 300 hectares in Ogun State for its debut 50MW solar infrastructure — laying the foundation for what will become Nigeria’s largest solar platform.