Telios Intelligence — Lagos The event was a soft launch of Telios Intelligence, held at Antler Lagos’s office, with Telios Intelligence and Lagos Climate Network as co-hosts. It took place around August 2026.
Telios Intelligence and Lagos Climate Network Convene Renewable Energy Leaders in Lagos
Advancing Digital Innovation Across Africa’s Renewable Energy Ecosystem
Telios Intelligence, in partnership with Lagos Climate Network (LCN), convened key stakeholders from Africa’s renewable energy ecosystem for an evening focused on digital innovation, energy infrastructure, and the future of renewable energy management.
Held at Antler Lagos, the event marked the soft launch of Telios Intelligence and brought together more than 50 stakeholders, including renewable energy developers, investors, infrastructure financiers, government representatives, legal professionals, and climate and energy practitioners.
The gathering provided a platform for meaningful conversations around one of the sector’s growing priorities: how digital technology can improve the management, visibility, and commercial performance of renewable energy infrastructure across Africa.
Connecting Technology with Renewable Energy
The event opened with remarks from Antler Lagos, highlighting Telios Intelligence’s journey and its progress within the African technology and climate innovation ecosystem.
The company’s founders subsequently introduced Telios Intelligence and its vision of digitising renewable energy power plants from generation through consumption.
The presentation focused on the challenges faced by renewable energy operators and infrastructure stakeholders, particularly in managing distributed energy resources, mini-grids, and other renewable energy assets.
Through its technology platform, Telios Intelligence seeks to provide greater operational visibility and data-driven management capabilities for Independent Power Producers (IPPs), distributed renewable energy companies, and energy infrastructure financiers.
A Demonstration of Digital Energy Infrastructure
A key highlight of the event was a live demonstration of the Telios Intelligence platform.
The demonstration illustrated how digital technologies can support the monitoring and management of renewable energy infrastructure, with particular attention to:
- Mini-grid management
- Distributed Energy Resource (DER) management
- Renewable energy asset management
- Real-time operational visibility
- Data-driven decision-making
- Commercialisation of renewable energy assets
The demonstration provided attendees with a practical perspective on how software and data can be integrated into the operation of energy infrastructure.
Industry Dialogue and Expert Perspectives
Following the product demonstration, the event transitioned into an interactive discussion on the opportunities and challenges surrounding software adoption within Africa’s energy infrastructure sector.
The session brought together industry practitioners to explore how technology can address operational challenges while improving the efficiency and scalability of renewable energy projects.
The conversation highlighted the importance of collaboration between technology companies, renewable energy developers, investors, policymakers, and other ecosystem stakeholders in accelerating the deployment of sustainable energy solutions.
A fireside conversation followed, providing further perspectives from industry leaders on the realities of operating and scaling renewable energy businesses in Africa.
Building Connections Across the Climate and Energy Ecosystem
Beyond the presentations and panel discussions, networking remained a central component of the evening.
The event created an opportunity for professionals from different parts of the climate and energy ecosystem to connect, exchange ideas, explore potential collaborations, and build relationships around shared interests in renewable energy and sustainability.
The partnership between Telios Intelligence and Lagos Climate Network was particularly significant in this regard, bringing together technology, climate, energy, investment, and policy communities in one setting.
From Innovation to Impact
The event reflected a broader shift taking place within Africa’s renewable energy sector: the increasing role of digital technology in enabling the transition to cleaner and more resilient energy systems.
As renewable energy infrastructure expands across the continent, effective management of these assets will become increasingly important. Digital platforms, real-time data, and intelligent infrastructure management can play a critical role in helping operators improve performance, identify challenges, and make better-informed decisions.
Telios Intelligence’s engagement with the renewable energy ecosystem demonstrates the growing intersection between climate technology, digital infrastructure, and sustainable finance.
Looking Ahead
The Telios Intelligence × Lagos Climate Network event represents more than the introduction of a new technology platform. It reflects the importance of building strong connections between innovators and the wider ecosystem required to take climate solutions from ideas to scalable impact.
By bringing together entrepreneurs, energy developers, investors, policymakers, and climate professionals, the event created a space for collaboration and knowledge exchange around the future of Africa’s energy systems.
As the continent continues to pursue greater energy access and a transition toward cleaner sources of power, partnerships such as these will be increasingly important in connecting innovation, investment, expertise, and real-world climate action.
About Telios Intelligence
Telios Intelligence is a climate and energy technology company focused on digitising renewable energy infrastructure and enabling better management of energy assets through technology and data.
About Lagos Climate Network
Lagos Climate Network is a community of climate professionals and stakeholders focused on strengthening connections, knowledge sharing, collaboration, and innovation within Nigeria’s climate ecosystem.
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