Jubaili Bros and Perkins Forge New Path for Nigeria's Power Sector
In a significant move for Nigeria's energy landscape, engineering firm Jubaili Bros, in collaboration with global engine manufacturer Perkins, hosted a major technical seminar in Lagos last week. The event gathered key stakeholders from Nigeria's power sector to address the country's ongoing energy transition while introducing advanced diesel generators powered by the new Perkins 5000 Series engines.
Unveiling Advanced Power Solutions for Nigerian Market
The seminar, held at the Black Diamond Hotel on Victoria Island, brought together engineers, consultants, and energy project specialists under the theme "Powering Nigeria – Diesel, Gas & Hybrid Versatility for a Sustainable Future." Discussions centered on balancing Nigeria's critical need for reliable electricity with growing sustainability requirements.
Nabil Suleiman, General Manager of Jubaili Bros Nigeria, emphasized the strong partnership between the companies, stating that Perkins specifically chose Jubaili Bros to introduce the 5000 Series to Nigeria based on their established track record of consistent performance and deep technical expertise.
Technical Specifications and Environmental Benefits
The newly launched Perkins 5000 Series represents a significant advancement in power generation technology, featuring:
- Configurations ranging from six to sixteen cylinders
- Power output between 750 and 2,500 kVA
- Enhanced fuel efficiency for cost savings
- Compatibility with Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil (HVO) for reduced emissions
Helen Cornish, Perkins' Account Manager, highlighted the extensive testing process, noting that the companies conducted rigorous 1,000-hour tests on generator sets to ensure optimal performance and reliability for Nigerian conditions.
Expanding Beyond Diesel to Hybrid and Digital Solutions
The seminar extended beyond diesel systems to explore comprehensive energy solutions, including:
- Gas-powered systems from MWM
- Hybrid solar technologies
- Digital monitoring tools for operational transparency
Jubaili Bros showcased their expanded portfolio aimed at providing total lifecycle management and real-time performance tracking for clients across various sectors, including hospitals, banks, telecommunications infrastructure, and data centers.
Industry participants engaged in robust discussions about how Nigeria's energy providers can effectively balance sustainability goals with the urgent need for dependable power supply. The event concluded with a reaffirmed commitment from both companies to advance reliable and sustainable power systems, positioning their partnership as a practical model for addressing Nigeria's energy challenges through innovation and responsibility.
