About SV-NED
An indigenous energy and industrial infrastructure enterprise, incorporated in 2020 and led from Lagos.
Executive summary
SV-NED Nig. Ltd is a Nigerian energy and industrial infrastructure enterprise. We expand domestic refining capacity, drive the shift to sustainable energy and channel diaspora and international investment into Nigeria's downstream oil, gas and power sectors. We act as the bridge between global technology partners, capital and local execution.
Mission
To build world-class energy and industrial infrastructure that strengthens Nigeria's energy security, attracts global investment and empowers communities, combining advanced technology and strategic partnerships to create over 500,000 sustainable jobs.
Vision
To be Africa's premier indigenous energy conglomerate, leading sustainable energy transformation, technology-driven refining and long-term prosperity through global capital and innovation.
Our mandate
As the founding Nigerian partner, we lead the development, financing and delivery of refinery and energy assets, and direct foreign investment into local industry.
We are the link between global consortia and Nigerian authorities, including the Lekki Free Trade Zone Authority and the Nigeria Export Processing Zones Authority (NEPZA), so every project stays compliant and supported.
We own the path from concept to operation: permits, fair land acquisition, environmental standards and lasting agreements with host communities.
Why SV-NED
Powering Africa's energy future through AI, innovation and global partnerships.
We combine a deep understanding of Nigeria's regulations, markets and operating realities with international engineering, governance and project management standards.
From feasibility and financing to engineering, procurement, construction, commissioning, operations and long-term asset management, clients work with one partner throughout.
Alliances with global investors, engineering firms, technology providers and development finance institutions give our projects world-class expertise and funding.
AI, industrial IoT, automation, data analytics and smart energy management improve efficiency, reliability and operating cost.
Our projects raise local refining capacity, expand gas use, add renewable energy and make supply more reliable for industry, business and households.
We work with Nigerian contractors and suppliers, build skills and create jobs, in line with Nigeria's Local Content Policy.
Internationally recognised methods deliver projects safely, on schedule, within budget and in full regulatory compliance.
Partnerships
Our partnerships are governed by fiduciary integrity, cross-border accountability and operational excellence. They are designed to reduce investment risk, deliver returns and create lasting social and economic impact.
Transnational alliances
Partnerships with global energy companies and technology pioneers bring AI, advanced engineering and operating expertise to our refining, petrochemical and gas assets.
Frontier technology
Digital twins, predictive maintenance, edge computing and enterprise cybersecurity keep critical infrastructure productive and secure.
EPC partners
Leading international engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) firms deliver our assets from front-end design to commissioning and long-term integrity management.
Structured finance
We mobilise capital from private equity, institutional investors, commercial banks, development finance institutions, export credit agencies and sovereign wealth funds.
Public-private partnerships
PPPs combine state backing with private capital and technology to deliver bankable infrastructure that strengthens national energy resilience.
Government and regulators
Close engagement with federal, state and institutional bodies keeps every project compliant with statutory, environmental and local content rules.
Universities and research
Alliances with universities and research bodies advance refining methods, decarbonisation and clean energy, and develop a skilled workforce.
Host communities
With local leaders, NGOs and development agencies we invest in skills, vocational education, healthcare, local suppliers and environmental care.
Climate finance
Partnerships with renewable developers and climate funds support solar, wind, low-carbon hydrogen, bioenergy and gas transition assets.
Global supply chains
Commodity traders, shipping consortia, terminal operators and equipment makers secure the flow of raw materials and products.
