_{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.