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The Intelligence Layer for Africa's Power Systems
Jirow Technologies builds the software, data infrastructure and AI systems that make the performance of power infrastructure measurable, comparable and continuously visible.
Flagship platformNigeriaPowerDataLive
National
NigeriaPowerData tracks generation, allocation and entity performance across the Nigerian electricity market
Governed
Every figure carries its source, its retrieval timestamp and a measured-or-modeled label
Continuous
A live reference point, not a quarterly report — history preserved beside every reading
Executive summary
What Jirow builds
Jirow Technologies Limited is a Lagos-headquartered energy technology company. We build software platforms, data infrastructure and AI systems that make the performance of power infrastructure measurable, comparable and continuously visible.
The thesis
Africa's power sector does not lack data. It lacks a trustworthy, continuously available layer that turns that data into decisions.
Jirow builds that layer — and NigeriaPowerData is the proof we can operate it at national scale.
Jirow is a product company. Advisory and deployment services exist to support adoption of our platforms; they are not the business.
The portfolio at a glance
All productsNigeriaPowerData
LiveNational electricity intelligence — grid, GenCo, DisCo and state-level analytics
Primary buyerRegulators, investors, utilities
Jirow Energy Analytics
In developmentEnergy management and analytics for individual facilities, estates and industrial sites
Primary buyerEnterprise, estates, industry
Jirow AI Energy Assistant
In developmentNatural-language interface turning platform data into prioritised guidance
Primary buyerAll platform users
Why the national layer came first
Solving heterogeneous public sources, entity reconciliation and defensible treatment of uncertainty at country scale produces infrastructure that every subsequent product inherits.
Start here
Three routes through the same argument.
The gap exists and is now regulatory. Jirow exists to close it. NigeriaPowerData proves the capability at national scale.
If you are
A regulator
If you are
A utility
The problem
Africa's infrastructure intelligence gap
Nigeria operates one of the largest electricity markets in sub-Saharan Africa, and one of the least legible. Generation, transmission and distribution are run by separate commercial entities with separate reporting obligations, on separate timescales.
Operational data exists — but it is fragmented, delayed, inconsistently published and rarely comparable across entities or over time.
Consequence
- Investors price assets without reliable operating histories
- Regulators intervene on quarterly filings
- Industrial operators size capacity against supply they cannot forecast
- Researchers and media describe the sector in anecdote, because no defensible timestamped reference exists
Why now
Nigeria's Electricity Act 2023 removed electricity from the exclusive legislative list and empowered states to regulate their own intrastate markets. As of mid-2026, the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission had transferred regulatory oversight to sixteen states — each of which must now license operators, set tariffs, monitor service quality and resolve consumer complaints within its own jurisdiction.
This is the most significant restructuring of the sector since the 2013 privatisation, and it creates structural demand that did not previously exist. State-level electricity data has moved from analytical convenience to regulatory necessity.
Decentralisation of regulatory oversight
2005
EPSR Act
Centralised
2013
Privatisation
11 DisCos created
2023
Electricity Act
States empowered
2026
16 states transferred
Live demand
2023
Electricity Act decentralises regulation
16
States with transferred oversight, mid-2026
36+1
States and FCT in scope over time
12
Distribution companies in the market
The same gap, one level down
The problem repeats inside individual facilities. Estates, factories, hospitals and commercial buildings run a mix of grid supply, generators, and increasingly solar and storage — usually with no consolidated view of what each source costs, how reliably it performs, or where consumption is wasted.
Why this matters to Jirow
The measurement discipline required at national scale is the same discipline required at site level. That is why our second product extends directly from our first.
Product portfolio
One architecture, three products
Three products sit on one governed foundation, each observing the power system at a different altitude — the country, the facility, and the decision itself.
Live
National layer
NigeriaPowerData
A live energy intelligence platform for the Nigerian electricity market. It consolidates national grid generation, distribution-company allocation and entity-level performance into a single continuously updated system of record.
- Primary buyer
- Regulators, investors, utilities
- Availability
- In operation
In development
Facility layer
Jirow Energy Analytics
An energy management and analytics platform for commercial facilities, residential estates, industrial operations and enterprise portfolios — applying the measurement discipline established in NigeriaPowerData at site level.
- Primary buyer
- Enterprise, estates, industry
- Availability
- Not yet available
In development
Decision layer
Jirow AI Energy Assistant
A natural-language interface to everything Jirow's platforms observe. Users ask in plain language and receive prioritised, sourced answers drawn from live and historical platform data.
- Primary buyer
- All platform users
- Availability
- Not yet available
The three-layer architecture
Why this sequence
Building the national layer first forced us to solve the harder problems — heterogeneous public sources, gaps in upstream reporting, entity reconciliation and defensible treatment of uncertainty — before applying the same architecture to the comparatively controlled environment of a single site.
Development status
Jirow Energy Analytics and the Jirow AI Energy Assistant are under active development. Neither is generally available, and neither is presented here as a product that can be purchased today.
Flagship platform
NigeriaPowerData
A live energy intelligence platform for the Nigerian electricity market, developed and owned by Jirow Technologies Limited. It consolidates Nigeria's publicly reported electricity data into a single continuously updated system of record.
Live · in operationnigeriapowerdata.com
Installed capacity
13,625MW
measuredAvailable capacity
7,311MW
measuredAvg dispatched
4,222MW
measuredStranded capacity
3,162MW
derivedThe capacity cascade — MW
Measured capacityDelivered performance
- Installed capacity13,625
- Transmission wheeling8,700
- Available capacity7,311
- Peak ever delivered5,801.84
- Average dispatched4,222
The gap between the first bar and the last is the sector's core problem.
Installed capacity: NERC Operational Factsheet, Feb 2026 · Available and dispatched: NISO, May 2026 · Peak delivered 5,801.84 MW, 4 March 2025 · Wheeling: TCN 2026 · Availability and load factor: NERC Q1 2026 · Frequency band: NERC. Fixed snapshot — figures update continuously on the platform.
The market it tracks
12
DisCos licensed
28
Grid-connected plants
9
Grid collapses in 2024
7.05%
Transmission loss factor
The platform tracks national grid generation and frequency alongside distribution-company allocation, and preserves the history required to distinguish a genuine trend from ordinary daily variation.
Measured, modeled, and the line between them
Every claim the platform makes falls into one of two categories, and the platform states which.
Read the data methodologyMarkets & customers
Four buyer groups, four entry points
Jirow serves four groups, each entering through a different product at a different stage.
Fastest growing
Public sector & regulators
Federal and state electricity regulators, ministries and public agencies requiring independent visibility into infrastructure performance within their jurisdictions.
Entry product
NigeriaPowerDataCapital & analysis
Investors, development finance institutions, analysts and researchers assessing power-sector assets and market conditions — where an independent, timestamped reference is required to support a position.
Entry product
NigeriaPowerDataUtilities & network operators
Generation and distribution companies benchmarking their own performance against the wider system, and evaluating supply and demand conditions across franchise areas.
Entry product
NigeriaPowerData → Energy AnalyticsEnterprise & facilities
Commercial buildings, residential estates, industrial operations, hospitals and educational campuses managing mixed grid, generator and distributed energy supply.
Entry product
Jirow Energy Analytics, on availabilityDifferentiation
Why Jirow
Five reasons institutions choose Jirow over a generic analytics vendor or a consultancy engagement.
We operate at national scale already
NigeriaPowerData is live and covers an entire national electricity market — a materially harder data engineering problem than a single-site deployment, and solved infrastructure every subsequent product inherits.
Our methodology is auditable
The separation between measured and modeled data is enforced in the product and stated publicly — the difference between a platform that can support a defensible decision and one that cannot.
We build products, not engagements
Recurring software revenue, not billable hours. Clients acquire a capability that persists and improves, rather than a report that ages from the day it is delivered.
Domain before analytics
In a market where grid behaviour is highly specific, generic analytics capability applied without domain understanding produces confident and incorrect answers.
Built for this market, from this market
A Nigerian company building for Nigerian and African infrastructure conditions. Our design constraints are the conditions our customers actually operate in.
The test
A platform is only as valuable as the decisions it can be trusted to support. Everything we build exists to make that trust defensible.
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Corporate profile 2026
The full company profile, in one document.
The 2026 corporate profile sets out Jirow's positioning, product portfolio, data methodology, platform architecture, security posture, markets, business model, roadmap and governance — the same material presented across this site.
The intelligence gap, and why the Electricity Act 2023 made it regulatory
One architecture, three products — national, facility and decision layers
Data methodology, platform architecture, security posture and business model
Contact
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Jirow Technologies Limited
Energy technology company building the software, data infrastructure and AI systems behind Africa's power intelligence.
Phone+234 813 783 2844Emailinfo@jirowtechnologies.comLocationVictoria Island, Lagos, NigeriaFlagship platformnigeriapowerdata.com
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NigeriaPowerData is live and open.
Open the national dashboard to see generation, allocation and entity performance updating continuously — every figure attributed to its source and labelled measured or modeled.