Sustainability and impact
Measured, standards-based, disclosed.
Our three companies exist because of three national problems: diesel dependence, unsafe building materials and an economy that needs exports beyond oil. We measure ourselves on how much of each problem we remove.
Commitments
What we hold ourselves to.
Pure-play clean energy
Mansa Energy holds no fossil-fuel assets. Every site it takes on is designed for full diesel displacement, with solar charging storage first and grid power used only as top-up.
Prepared to lender standards
Our projects are being prepared to the IFC Performance Standards and the World Bank Group EHS Guidelines, the benchmarks lenders apply. Each project will carry an environmental and social assessment and action plan before financial close.
Safer buildings
Bastion’s blocks are designed to Nigerian Industrial Standard NIS 87, and every batch will be tested before dispatch. Consistent strength is a safety outcome, not only a quality one.
Replanting before export
Wood-based exports proceed only under Nigeria’s national afforestation framework, with replanting obligations met.
Tier-1 equipment only
Storage and solar come from BNEF Tier 1 manufacturers, chosen for warranted performance over the life of each contract.
Disclosure
We will publish an annual impact note, aligned with IFRS S2 climate disclosure from financial year 2028.
What we will report
Six numbers, every year.
Reporting starts with each company’s first full year of operation.
- litres a year
- Diesel displaced
- tonnes CO₂e a year
- Emissions avoided
- MWh a year
- Clean energy delivered
- blocks, pavers and kerbs
- Units produced and tested
- direct and contracted
- Jobs created
- share of spend in Nigeria
- Local content
Diligence our standards.
Environmental and social documentation is shared with lenders and partners under NDA.
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