0 NERC ISSUES OPERATING LICENSE TO FHA EDL
We are proud to announce that the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) has officially issued an Operating License to FHA Energy Distribution Limited (FHA EDL), marking a major milestone in our journey to transform electricity distribution across Federal Housing Authority estates in Nigeria. This license authorizes FHA EDL to operate as an Independent Electricity Distribution Network (IEDN), allowing us to generate, distribute, and manage power within designated residential communities developed by the Federal Housing Authority. With this license, FHA EDL is now empowered to provide reliable, affordable, and sustainable energy directly to households, businesses, and public facilities within FHA-managed estates. The license issuance is a testament to the Federal Government’s continued support for energy sector reforms and the promotion of private-sector-led initiatives that expand access to electricity. It also reinforces FHA EDL’s commitment to delivering world-class infrastructure, deploying smart grid technology, and ensuring operational excellence. FHA EDL is already deploying innovative solutions to address the longstanding challenges of power supply in residential communities. With this license in place, we will scale up operations, improve energy efficiency, and build resilient energy systems that serve as models for modern urban electrification in Nigeria. We are grateful to NERC for the trust placed in us and to our partners for their continued collaboration. Most importantly, we are committed to serving our customers with integrity, transparency, and a relentless focus on service delivery. This license is not just a regulatory approval—it is a mandate to light up lives, power communities, and contribute meaningfully to national development. At FHA EDL, the future is electric—and it’s just beginning.
0 FHA EDL AND TESS SOLAR INTERNATIONAL LIMITED FORGE STRATEGIC RENEWABLE ENERGY PARTNERSHIP
L-R. Qfan Yuhuan (Head Technician Tess Group), Engr. Kabir Musa Umar FNSE (CEO FHA EDL), Gao Guo Cheng (COO Tess Group). In a landmark move towards advancing sustainable energy solutions in Nigeria, FHA Energy Distribution Limited (FHA EDL) held a high-level partnership meeting with TESS Solar International Limited on Wednesday, April 16th, 2025. The meeting, hosted at the FHA EDL headquarters, brought together key representatives from both organizations to explore avenues for collaboration in deploying renewable energy infrastructure across Federal Housing Authority estates. This strategic engagement marks the beginning of a robust partnership focused on harnessing solar energy and innovative clean technologies to improve electricity access, promote energy efficiency, and reduce dependency on the national grid. The discussions centered around the joint development of solar microgrids, hybrid energy systems, and integrated energy storage solutions, tailored to meet the unique needs of residential and commercial users within FHA-managed communities. Speaking after the session, the management of FHA EDL expressed optimism about the synergy between both organizations, stating; "This partnership represents a critical step toward realizing our vision of delivering stable and clean electricity to all residents within FHA estates. With TESS Solar’s global expertise and our local mandate, we are poised to redefine energy access for the better." TESS Solar International Limited, known for its cutting-edge solar technologies and global project footprint, reaffirmed its commitment to the collaboration, highlighting the shared goal of empowering communities through sustainable power solutions. This partnership aligns with Nigeria’s broader national energy transition goals and reflects FHA EDL’s unwavering commitment to innovation, environmental responsibility, and community-focused service delivery. As FHA EDL continues to lead the way in independent energy distribution, this partnership signals a bold leap forward toward a greener, smarter, and more resilient energy future for Nigerian households.
0 FHA EDL AND MIRAI DENCHI NIGERIA LTD EXPLORE GROUNDBREAKING WASTE-TO-ENERGY PARTNERSHIP
On Thursday, April 3rd, 2025, FHA Energy Distribution Limited (FHA EDL) held a strategic partnership meeting with MIRAI DENCHI NIGERIA LTD, marking a significant step toward sustainable innovation in Nigeria’s energy and waste management sectors. The meeting focused on exploring collaborative opportunities in solid waste-to-energy conversion, a revolutionary approach to power generation with immense environmental and economic potential. The high-level discussions took place at FHA EDL’s corporate office and brought together leadership teams from both organizations. The core agenda revolved around the design and deployment of advanced technologies that convert municipal solid waste into usable electricity, particularly within Federal Housing Authority estates. Both parties shared their visions and technical insights on creating self-sustaining energy ecosystems that reduce landfill pressure while powering homes and public infrastructure. FHA EDL reaffirmed its commitment to clean energy and innovative utility solutions, with management stating: "Our meeting with MIRAI DENCHI is a bold move toward diversifying our energy mix while addressing critical environmental concerns. Waste-to-energy is not just a technology—it’s a necessity for future-ready communities." MIRAI DENCHI NIGERIA LTD, a forward-thinking player in renewable energy solutions, expressed strong interest in building a long-term partnership. Their global expertise in energy recovery from waste and commitment to circular economy principles align seamlessly with FHA EDL’s mandate to improve energy access across Nigeria’s urban housing developments. This partnership underscores FHA EDL’s proactive stance in embracing cutting-edge energy models that deliver value to residents and contribute to Nigeria’s sustainable development goals. As the dialogue continues, both organizations look forward to co-developing pilot projects and scalable models that demonstrate the future of waste-powered electricity.
0 FHAEDL MANAGEMENT TEAM LED BY ENGR. KABIR MUSA UMAR
The Management Team of FHA Energy Distribution Limited (FHAEDL), a subsidiary of the Federal Housing Authority (FHA) led by the Managing Director/CEO, Engr. Kabir Musa Umar, FNSE, brings together a wealth of expertise and leadership experience to spearhead the company’s vision of delivering reliable, sustainable, and innovative energy solutions across Nigeria. With a shared commitment to excellence, the FHAEDL management team is poised to revolutionize electricity distribution for modern residential, commercial, and industrial developments, aligning with the company’s mission to enhance infrastructure quality and improve the lives of millions of Nigerians. Their collective dedication, technical know-how, and strategic foresight will play a pivotal role in advancing FHAEDL’s mandate of integrating smart grid technologies and renewable energy systems to ensure efficiency and sustainability in the energy sector. This leadership team stands as a testament to FHAEDL’s unwavering drive to set new standards in the energy distribution industry, supporting the Federal Housing Authority's broader goal of delivering world-class residential and commercial estates nationwide.
0 ENGR. KABIR MUSA UMAR, FNSE, APPOINTED AS MANAGING DIRECTOR OF FHA ENERGY DISTRIBUTION LIMITED (FHAEDL)
The Federal Housing Authority has officially appointed Engr. Kabir Umar, FNSE, as the Managing Director/CEO of its subsidiary, FHA Energy Distribution Limited (FHAEDL). This announcement marks a pivotal moment in the company's mission to revolutionize electricity distribution for residential and commercial developments across Nigeria. Established on April 5, 2024, FHA Energy Distribution Limited is committed to providing reliable, sustainable, and efficient energy solutions tailored to the needs of modern residential and commercial estates. Engr. Kabir Musa Umar’s appointment reflects the company’s dedication to excellence and innovation in the energy sector. Engr. Kabir Musa Umar brings a wealth of experience and expertise to FHAEDL. A distinguished engineer and seasoned professional in the real estate, infrastructure, and energy sectors, his career spans significant contributions to engineering and public service. Engr. Umar holds a Bachelor of Engineering degree from Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, and is a registered Engineer (COREN) and Fellow of the Nigerian Society of Engineers (FNSE). Before his appointment, Engr. Umar served as Deputy General Manager (Engineering Design) at the Federal Housing Authority, where he led technical appraisals of electrical projects, ensuring best practices at every stage of design and implementation. His extensive involvement in the construction, management, maintenance, and repair of housing programs underscores his deep commitment to enhancing Nigeria’s infrastructure. With a meticulous and principled approach to leadership, Engr. Kabir Musa Umar is set to collaborate with the high-profile Board of Directors, led by Hon. Oyetunde Oladimeji Ojo, to advance FHAEDL’s vision of integrating smart grid solutions and renewable energy sources into Nigeria’s energy landscape. As he takes the helm at FHAEDL, Engr. Kabir Musa Umar’s leadership promises to redefine electricity distribution and support the development of world-class residential and commercial estates nationwide.
0 The Launch of the FHA Energy Distribution Limited
In a significant development for energy distribution in Nigeria, the Federal Housing Authority (FHA) has officially launched the FHA Energy Distribution Limited (EDL) aimed at enhancing energy access across its estates and extending services to the surrounding communities. The commissioning event, held in Abuja, marked a pivotal moment for the FHA as they set forth on a journey to transform energy distribution and tackle the persistent energy barriers that have long affected these areas. The Managing Director of FHA, Engr. Kabir Musa Umar, underscored the organization’s ongoing commitment to providing reliable and sustainable energy solutions. He highlighted the first step in this ambitious initiative, which is set to commence with the FHA Estate in Zuba. The establishment of EDL signifies a proactive approach to addressing the energy needs of communities, particularly as Nigeria grapples with energy shortages and unreliable power supply. One of the primary objectives of FHA Energy Distribution Limited is to generate revenue that will not only support the organization’s operational expenses but also contribute to the economic development of the FHA estates. By overcoming energy constraints, EDL aims to spur growth and improve the quality of life for residents. This initiative aligns with the broader goals of enhancing infrastructural development and supporting sustainable living practices within the communities the FHA serves. A crucial element of this initiative is the FHA's ongoing effort to secure an Independent Electricity Distribution Network (IEDN) license. This license is a fundamental requirement for the legal provision of energy, enabling EDL to operate within the regulatory frameworks set by national energy authorities. It reflects the FHA's dedication not only to compliance with legal standards but also to ensuring that quality service delivery remains a hallmark of its operations. Moreover, the FHA is planning to establish a permanent office in Gwarinpa within the next two years. This development is indicative of the organization’s commitment to expanding its footprint and improving its service infrastructure. A dedicated office will facilitate better coordination of energy services, enabling EDL to respond swiftly to the energy needs of its constituents and ensure that the benefits of this initiative are felt throughout the region. The launch of FHA Energy Distribution Limited represents a transformative step for energy distribution within FHA estates, with optimistic prospects for the wider public. By addressing critical energy challenges, EDL is poised to create a ripple effect—stimulating local economies, promoting sustainable living, and ultimately improving the quality of life for millions. In conclusion, the FHA’s commitment to reliable energy distribution through the establishment of EDL marks the dawn of a new era for energy access in Nigeria. By overcoming barriers to energy distribution and investing in the future of its communities, the FHA is not only fostering growth within its estates but also setting a precedent for sustainable development practices across the nation. The road ahead is promising, and the successes of EDL will be closely watched as a model for similar initiatives in other regions.