Hexing Group has launched its Nigerian office, marking a significant step toward local production of smart meters and solar energy products in the country. This strategic move aligns with the company’s mission to support Nigeria’s transition to clean energy, providing advanced metering solutions and renewable energy technologies tailored to the nation’s unique energy needs.

The new office, located in Lekki Phase 1, Lagos, was inaugurated by Nigeria’s Minister of Power, Adebayo Adelabu, who praised Hexing for its commitment to transforming the country’s energy sector. Minister Adelabu noted, “This investment is a welcome development and aligns with the government’s drive to promote local content, create jobs, and reduce the nation’s reliance on imports. The innovative solutions that Hexing is bringing will undoubtedly contribute to the growth and sustainability of Nigeria’s power sector.”

Robert Liang, Chief Executive Officer of Hexing Group, expressed his excitement about expanding into Nigeria, saying, “This is more than just an office launch; it’s a step toward a future where clean energy drives the growth of this great nation.” He further emphasized that Hexing’s expertise in smart energy systems and solar technology will help address Nigeria’s energy challenges, providing scalable and sustainable solutions for long-term resilience.

In addition to the local production of smart meters, Hexing plans to manufacture solar panels, inverters, and other renewable energy products. Simon Ye, Vice President of Hexing Group, remarked, “Our investment in Nigeria goes beyond infrastructure; it’s an investment in people, skills, and fostering local innovation. We are committed to playing a pivotal role in Nigeria’s energy future.”

By bringing its advanced technologies, Hexing aims to empower Nigerian consumers and businesses with reliable energy solutions, reducing the country’s dependence on traditional energy sources. The company’s focus on clean energy and smart metering solutions is expected to address widespread issues such as energy theft, inefficiencies in distribution, and high electricity costs.

As part of its broader strategy, Hexing will work closely with government bodies, businesses, and communities to ensure that its products contribute to Nigeria’s energy transition and foster sustainable economic growth.

With local manufacturing set to commence soon, Hexing’s venture into Nigeria represents a vital contribution to the country’s energy future, promising affordable, scalable solutions for both individual consumers and businesses.