Nigeria International New Energy & Power Industry Expo NNEPIE Lagos

The Nigeria International New Energy & Power Industry Expo (NNEPIE) is an international trade fair dedicated to power generation, electrical engineering and renewable energy. Recognised as a leading platform for innovation, investment and business development in Nigeria's energy sector, the exhibition is held annually at the Landmark Centre in Lagos, bringing together manufacturers, technology providers, project developers, investors and decision-makers from both the public and private sectors.

NNEPIE is organised by Zhongsheng International Business (Zhongshan) Co., Ltd., an exhibition organiser specialising in international trade fairs and economic cooperation, with a strong focus on connecting Asian companies with high-growth international markets. The event aims to promote technology transfer, facilitate investment in sustainable energy projects and actively support the modernisation of Nigeria's energy infrastructure.

The exhibition covers the entire energy value chain, from power generation and transmission and distribution networks to intelligent, digitally connected energy systems. Its core focus areas include power plant and generator technology, substations, high-, medium- and low-voltage engineering, switchgear, cables and transmission systems, as well as measurement, testing and control technologies. Particular emphasis is placed on energy efficiency solutions, variable frequency drives, intelligent motor control systems, demand-side management and power quality monitoring. The exhibition also showcases advanced solutions in smart grids, smart metering, SCADA, grid automation, the Internet of Things (IoT), artificial intelligence (AI) and predictive maintenance.

Renewable energy and decentralised energy supply solutions represent another key area of the exhibition. Featured technologies include photovoltaic systems, solar thermal energy, wind power, biomass, geothermal energy, hydropower, as well as tidal and wave energy. The product portfolio is complemented by solar modules, inverters, mounting systems, solar tracking systems, off-grid and hybrid solutions, monitoring software, and solar-powered applications such as street lighting, information systems and mobile charging solutions. The exhibition also features advanced energy storage technologies, including lithium-ion batteries, flow batteries, supercapacitors and thermal energy storage systems, alongside electric vehicle charging infrastructure comprising AC, DC and fast-charging stations. Engineering, EPC, installation, maintenance and system integration services complete the exhibition offering.

NNEPIE plays an important role in Nigeria, one of Africa's largest economies, where demand for a reliable, sustainable and nationwide energy supply continues to grow. By supporting the expansion of modern electricity grids, the electrification of rural communities and the wider adoption of renewable energy, the exhibition makes a significant contribution to the country's economic development and energy transition.

Highlights of the event include high-level conferences, technical presentations, product demonstrations, and dedicated networking and matchmaking programmes connecting manufacturers, investors, utility companies and public-sector institutions.

Exhibitors represent a broad range of sectors, including power generation, electricity transmission and distribution, electrical engineering, renewable energy, energy storage, smart grid technologies, automation, digitalisation, electric mobility, engineering, and project and technical services. Key visitor groups include utility companies, grid operators, industrial enterprises, project developers, EPC contractors, government authorities, investors, engineering consultancies, construction companies, system integrators, as well as specialist distributors and technical procurement professionals from the energy and electrical industries.

The exhibition is hosted at the Landmark Centre, one of the most modern exhibition and convention venues in West Africa. Located on Victoria Island in Lagos, Nigeria's commercial hub, the venue is close to numerous hotels, business districts and the Atlantic coastline. Depending on traffic conditions, the exhibition grounds can be reached from Murtala Muhammed International Airport in approximately 30 to 45 minutes by taxi or ride-hailing service, ensuring convenient access for both domestic and international trade visitors.

The Nigeria International New Energy & Power Industry Expo NNEPIE will take place on 3 days from Wednesday, 16. September to Friday, 18. September 2026 in Lagos.