West Africa Container Terminal’s (WACT) forward-thinking commitment to energy transition is a landmark project designed to enhance operational sustainability and energy resilience. By reducing its reliance on diesel-powered generators, WACT is expected to cut its carbon footprint by 16,700 tonnes of CO₂ over the lifespan of the agreement, an ambitious yet critical move that signals the terminal’s alignment with both national and global climate action goals.

This solar initiative not only addresses immediate operational challenges, such as high fuel costs and inconsistent grid supply, but also establishes a long-term foundation for energy independence and environmental stewardship within Nigeria’s maritime logistics sector. It exemplifies how industrial-scale infrastructure can adopt clean energy solutions without compromising on performance or efficiency.