Sheriff Oborevwori, governor of Delta, says the state is committed to scaling up investments in renewable energy.
Oborevwori spoke on Wednesday at the Rural Electrification Agency (REA) state-by-state roundtable held in Abuja. The governor described renewable energy as a “cornerstone for unlocking productivity, attracting investments, and enhancing the livelihoods” of residents.He said Delta will fully take advantage of national energy initiatives, noting that renewable energy sources such as solar, wind, hydro, and biomass are no longer marginal options but key drivers of inclusive growth, business development, and rural transformation.He said his administration has rolled out a decentralised energy strategy to supply power to major government facilities, including the government house, the new state secretariat, Stephen Keshi Stadium, Asaba Airport, and state universities, using integrated renewable energy systems“As fossil fuels become increasingly expensive and environmentally unsustainable, Delta State sees renewable energy as the future,” he said.“We are committed to scaling up renewable sources to mitigate climate change, stimulate local industries, and create jobs. This is a win-win situation where investors make a profit while Delta gets powered
