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Market Assessment and Operating ModelsforElectric Bus Deployment in Nigeria Acknowledgment We extend our heartfelt gratitude to the following organizations whose invaluable contributionshave played a pivotal role in the completion of this technical report on Transitioning to SustainableMass Transportation. National Automotive Design and Development Council (NADDC) The NADDC’s unwavering support and guidance have been instrumental. Their expertise inautomotive design and development, coupled with their commitment to sustainability, hasenriched our understanding and helped shape our recommendations especially regarding technicalconsiderations of charging infrastructure. National Council on Climate Change (NCCC) We are deeply thankful to the NCCC for their crucial insights and assistance in navigating thecomplex landscape of climate change policy. Their dedication to addressing climate challengeshas been a guiding light, illuminating our path toward sustainable transportation solutions. It isalways a privilege collaborating with NCCC on vital knowledge products addressing the nationsclimate change objectives. Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) The NERC’s expertise in energy regulation and their commitment to advancing renewable energysolutions have been indispensable. The input of the Planning Research and Strategy Divisionthroughout the report particularly in technical considerations and energy infrastructure has enrichedthe depth and breadth of our report, ensuring its relevance and applicability in the Nigerian context.The feedback received was extremely constructive and done meticulously. Collaborative Effvorts We would also like to acknowledge the collaborative efforts of all individuals and organizations inLagos State who contributed their time, expertise, and resources to this endeavor. Your collectivecommitment to sustainability has been the driving force behind the completion of this report. This report stands as a testament to the power of collaboration and collective action in addressingthe challenges of our time. Together, we can pave the way for a more sustainable and resilient future. The SEforALL report on transitioning to sustainable mass transportation is a timely and essential resource formodernizing Nigeria’s transportation system. By adopting the strategies outlined in this report, we can significantlyreduce emissions, enhance public health, and create a more efficient and accessible transportation networkthroughout the country. The Lagos State Ministry of Transport fully endorses this report as a crucial guide in ourcollective pursuit of a cleaner, greener, and more sustainable future for all Nigerians. MR. OLUWASEUN OSIYEMIHonorable Commissioner forTransportation Lagos As Nigeria progresses towards actualizing commitment to the Energy Transition Plan and ZEV Declaration ofCOP26, more so with the set 2060 Net Zero goal in focus, in-depth research and analysis are critical tools necessaryto ensure informed decisions. The SEforALL Report on “Transitioning to Sustainable Mass Transportation SystemsMarket Assessment and Operating Models for Electric Bus Deployment in Nigeria’’ is one of such. The NationalCouncil on Climate Change commends SEforALL for providing the detailed insights into the Nigerian transportsector and innovative deployment models. This report will support the expansion of opportunities for the uptakein electric mobility across Nigeria. DR. NKIRUKA MADUEKWEDirector-General, National Councilon Climate Change (NCCC) By embracing cleaner technologies and renewable energy, we can significantly enhance the efficiency andenvironmental impact of our public transport systems, setting a new standard for urban mobility in Nigeria. Inthis regard, the National Automotive Design and Development Council (NADDC) fully supports the SEforALLcomprehensive report on electric buses and their integration into existing BRT systems. This forward-thinkingapproach aligns with our mission to foster innovation and sustainability in the automotive sector. ENGR. (DR.) NUA O. OMISANYADirector, Industrial Infrastructure,National Automotive Designand Development Council (NADDC) The Lagos State Government is proud to have contributed data to SEforALL’s insightful report on transitioningbuses to sustainable mass transportation systems. This report reflects our ongoing commitment to fostering agreener and more efficient public transport network. By leveraging sustainable technologies and practices, wecan improve the quality of life for our residents, reduce emissions, and set a precedent for other cities in theirpursuit of sustainable mass transportation. IDOWU OGUNTONAMD/CEO, Lagos Bus Services Limited (LBSL) On behalf of the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission, I want to commend SEforALL for its thorough reporton transitioning buses and development of charging infrastructure for mass adoption of EVs in Nigeria. As wehave seen around the world, the transport sector pr