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A significant milestone for climate action in Oyo State and a proud moment for Noblesse Green Energy.
Noblesse Green is proud to have spearheaded the development of the Oyo State Climate Action Plan (OYCAP) 2026–2040, working with the Government of Oyo State and key stakeholders to translate the State's climate ambitions into a comprehensive framework for resilience, low-carbon development and implementation.
For Noblesse Green Energy, OYCAP demonstrates the expertise and capability we bring to supporting governments and sub-national entities in Nigeria and internationally in developing practical, investment-oriented climate policies, action plans, and implementation frameworks.
The Plan has been delivered. Now begins the most important chapter: Implementation and measurable impact.
Together, we look forward to a sustainable future.
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The successful development and validation of the Oyo State Climate Action Plan (OYCAP) 2026–2040 was underpinned by an intensive technical and stakeholder review process.
Ibrahim Abdullahi Shelleng
Senior Special Assistant to the President (Climate Finance & Stakeholder Engagement)
“Delighted to see Oyo State taking a significant step with its Climate Action Plan 2026–2040. This plan incorporates both institutional readiness and climate finance mobilisation strategies that clearly signal the State's long-term vision for climate action.”
What the Reviewers Said
Professor Godson Ana
Professor of Environmental Health Science, Faculty of Public Health, College of Medicine, University of Ibadan; Member, Oyo State Climate Change Council
“As a member of the Oyo State Climate Council and one of the technical experts responsible for reviewing the document, I have observed the professionalism demonstrated by Noblesse Green Energy, as well as the dexterity and commitment with which they handled the assignment.”
https://environment.oyostate.gov.ng/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/THE-STATES-CLIMATE-ACTION-PLAN-2026-2040.pdf
Professor Saka Oladunni Jimoh
Professor of Forest Management and Ecology, University of Ibadan; Facilitator and Moderator, Technical & Validation Review of the OYCAP Workshop
“I commend the diligence, efficiency and versatility of the Consulting firm, Noblesse Green Energy Limited. I am particularly impressed by the technical depth and ability to quickly address numerous comments and blend reviewers' ideas with the consultants' original perspectives.”
We deeply appreciate these reflections. For Noblesse Green Energy, these reinforce our commitment to supporting governments and sub-national entities in Nigeria and internationally with rigorous, practical and investment-oriented climate policies, action plans and implementation frameworks.
NIGERIA'S GLOBAL ECONOMIC SUMMIT
UNGA, New York 2022
On Thursday last week, the Nigeria International Economic Partnership Forum was held in Manhattan, New York, coinciding with one of the most significant international events of the year: the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA). The Forum was incredibly popular, attracting around 500 guests and delegates—almost double the expected turnout. While this created a somewhat chaotic atmosphere at times, the Forum was a resounding success, clearly indicating strong investor confidence in Nigeria.
As the largest economy in Africa, Nigeria aims to elevate its GDP to USD 965 billion—almost a trillion dollars—by 2027. Under President Muhammadu Buhari, the nation has made notable progress in infrastructure development, including highways, bridges, railways, power, electrification, and airport modernization. During his address, the President emphasized his government's commitment to opening more sectors of the economy to private investment. A surprising moment came when a participant revealed he manages pension funds totaling USD 1.3 trillion, significantly exceeding Nigeria’s current GDP by five times.
At the Forum, well over a billion dollars in deals benefitting Nigeria and its partners were signed. Notable agreements included a $1.3 billion investment from Sun Africa for a new solar energy project, a $70 million allocation by Adryada and Noblesse Green Energy for biodiversity projects, strategic financing support for a new refinery in the Niger Delta announced by Honeywell UOP, and a major philanthropic initiative by Airtel Africa to enhance internet connectivity for 100 schools each year for five years, aligning with renewable energy advocacy and sustainability initiatives.
A highlight of the event was the Presidential Luncheon, where Guest of Honour President Buhari was joined by CEOs and senior executives from some of the largest and most prominent American and African companies, including GE, Chevron, Honeywell, Bell Flight, Sun Africa, McGraw Hill, American Tower, and many more. The full guest list included participants from American Tower Corporation, Aveva, Big Sun Holdings, Citi, CrossBoundary Group, Cure Violence Global, Entrust, Educational Testing Service, ExxonMobil, GE Healthcare, Gilead Sciences, and Hello Tractor.
