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Sustainable Energy for Nigeria's Future
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Who We Are
Welcome to the Sustainable Energy Practitioners Association of Nigeria (SEPAN) the national umbrella association advancing access to clean energy solutions across the country. We connect practitioners, policymakers, and the private sector around a shared goal: growing renewable energy’s place in Nigeria’s energy mix, while keeping the market fair and competitive for investors. Through policy research, advocacy, and expert consultancy, we work directly with governments, organizations, and industry to move Nigeria’s clean energy transition forward.
WHAT WE DO
Driving Nigeria's clean energy transition
Training & Capacity Building
Equipping renewable energy professionals and students with the skills Nigeria’s growing clean energy sector needs.
Policy Research & Advocacy
We inform national energy policy through evidence-based research, connecting policymakers with the practitioners and data they need to act.
The G2030 Roadmap
Our flagship initiative: generating 5,000MW of green power for Nigeria by 2030 tracked and driven by a dedicated department within SEPAN.
Gender & Youth Mainstreaming
Advancing women’s and youth participation in Nigeria’s clean energy sector, aligned with UN Sustainable Development Goals 7 through 17.
Advocacy
The national voice for renewable energy in Nigeria
We shape policy, build capacity, and connect the sector to accelerate clean energy adoption. Our work puts renewable power at the center of Nigeria’s energy strategy.
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Policy research and national advocacy
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Training and capacity building
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Networking across the clean energy sector
The numbers behind Nigeria's renewable energy push
Our targets are ambitious and grounded in national potential. These figures guide our advocacy and program priorities.
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GET INVOLVED
Membership Categories
Find the membership that fits where you are today.
Student
Students registered full-time at a recognised academic institution who can provide proof of student registration.
Individual
Individual members who show an interest in, and contribute their knowledge and expertise to, SEPAN's goals.
Associate
Established associations, institutions and organisations with relevant expertise to support SEPAN's goals.
Corporate
Corporates and organizations aligned to SEPAN's objectives that offer sustained support to the Association.
How to join
A simple path to becoming part of Nigeria’s renewable energy movement.
Step 01
Choose your membership tier
Select the category that fits where you are Student, Individual, Associate, or Corporate each with its own eligibility criteria and role within SEPAN’s work. Not sure which fits? Compare all four on the Membership page before you decide.
Step 02
Complete registration and payment
Fill in your details through our registration form, then complete your membership dues by bank transfer using the instructions provided at checkout. Our team confirms your payment and activates your membership shortly after.
Step 03
Engage in programs and advocacy
Once your membership is active, log in to access training sessions, policy dialogues, and SEPAN’s events calendar and start engaging directly in the advocacy work shaping Nigeria’s renewable energy policy.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to common questions about SEPAN, membership, and how we work
What is SEPAN?
SEPAN (Sustainable Energy Practitioners Association of Nigeria) is the national umbrella association for Nigeria’s sustainable and renewable energy sector a policy advocacy platform connecting practitioners, policymakers, and industry
Who is SEPAN's membership made up of?
Manufacturers, EPC contractors, rooftop installers, system integrators, balance-of-plant suppliers, and small and medium enterprises, working alongside Federal and State governments.
What does SEPAN actually do?
Five things: proactive research, facilitating dialogue between policymakers and industry, convening expert forums, hosting an Annual General Conference, and national/international networking.
What is the G2030 Roadmap?
SEPAN’s flagship initiative a national push to generate 5,000MW of green power for Nigeria by 2030, tracked by a dedicated department.
How is SEPAN governed?
By a Board of Trustees, headed by a Director General, with supporting Directorates and a National Advisory Board in an advisory role.
Does SEPAN work with the Nigerian government?
Yes, SEPAN partners with bodies including the Federal Ministry of Power, Federal Ministry of Environment, NERC, the Energy Commission of Nigeria, and the National Assembly.
What technologies does SEPAN focus on?
Solar power, wind power, biofuel, small hydropower, and circular economy practices.
How do I get in touch with SEPAN?
Through the Contact page, by phone, or by email, details are listed there.
What membership tiers does SEPAN offer?
Four: Student, Individual, Associate, and Corporate.
Who qualifies for Student membership?
Students registered full-time at a recognised academic institution, with proof of registration.
Who qualifies for Individual membership?
Individuals who show interest in, and contribute knowledge and expertise to, SEPAN’s goals.
Who qualifies for Associate membership?
Established associations, institutions, and organisations with relevant expertise supporting SEPAN’s goals.
Who qualifies for Corporate membership?
Corporates and organisations aligned with SEPAN’s objectives that offer sustained support to the Association.
What do members actually get?
Networking opportunities, access to research, participation in training programs, and a voice in policy advocacy.
How do I become a member?
Complete the registration form on the Join SEPAN page, selecting your membership category.
What payment methods are accepted?
Bank transfer, with instructions provided after you submit your registration.
What happens after I submit my registration?
Your application is reviewed by SEPAN staff, and you’ll receive confirmation once your payment and details are verified.
Is my information kept private?
SEPAN collects only the information needed to process your membership application.
My registration isn't going through; what do I do?
Reach out via the Contact page and SEPAN’s team will help resolve it.
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