Anambra, MAN to unveil industrial energy solutions in South‑East

The Manufacturers Association of Nigeria, South‑East chapter, comprising Anambra, Enugu and Ebonyi states, in collaboration with the Anambra State Government is planning industrial energy solutions to tackle the persistent energy challenges confronting manufacturers and businesses across the South‑East.
nAs a result, manufacturers and relevant stakeholders are convening a high‑level symposium tagged ‘MAN South‑East Industrial Energy Solutions and Investment Symposium’, which is expected to provide a strategic platform for stakeholders to deliberate on sustainable solutions to the persistent energy challenges confronting manufacturers and businesses across the South‑East.
nIn a statement on Thursday, the Chairman, MAN, South‑East chapter, Lady Ada Chukwudozie, said the symposium will bring together government representatives, regulators, manufacturers, financiers, investors, technology providers, development partners and institutional leaders to examine emerging opportunities in industrial power and investment.
nChukwudozie said with the theme, ‘Unlocking affordable industrial power through innovative financing, technology and strategic partnerships’, the symposium is designed to explore practical pathways towards achieving affordable, reliable and sustainable energy for industries, while promoting investment and strengthening the region’s industrial base.
nThe statement read, “The South‑East branch of the Manufacturers Association of Nigeria, in collaboration with the Anambra State government is set to bring together key stakeholders in government, industry, finance, investment and technology at a major industrial energy solutions and investment symposium scheduled to hold in Awka, Anambra State, on Friday, 31 July 2026.
n“The high‑level event, tagged ‘MAN South East Industrial Energy Solutions and Investment Symposium’, is expected to provide a strategic platform for stakeholders to deliberate on sustainable solutions to the persistent energy challenges confronting manufacturers and businesses across the South‑East.
n“With the theme, ‘Unlocking affordable industrial power through innovative financing, technology and strategic partnerships’, the symposium is designed to explore practical pathways towards achieving affordable, reliable and sustainable energy for industries, while promoting investment and strengthening the region’s industrial base.
n“It will bring together government representatives, regulators, manufacturers, financiers, investors, technology providers, development partners and institutional leaders to examine emerging opportunities in industrial power and investment.
n“The symposium is scheduled for 9am at the Dora Akunyili Women Development Centre, Awka, and will feature plenary sessions, investment and financing opportunities, technology and innovation showcases, a CEO solutions forum, exhibition and business‑to‑business networking.”
nChukwudiozie used this medium to invite all stakeholders, captains of industry, businessmen, youth leaders, entrepreneurs, owners of hotels and schools to this high‑level symposium that will provide opportunities for manufacturers and investors to engage directly with financial institutions, technology providers, regulators and government officials on practical solutions that can unlock the industrial potential of the region.
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