The Lagos State Electrification Agency (LSEA) is a government institution established to drive the development, regulation, and coordination of electricity generation, distribution, and consumption within Lagos State. The agency’s primary mandate is to ensure reliable, affordable, and sustainable power supply across the state through innovative policies, public-private partnerships, and strategic infrastructure initiatives.

LSEA works closely with stakeholders in the energy ecosystem — including distribution companies, independent power producers, and regulatory bodies — to promote energy access, improve grid efficiency, and advance renewable energy integration. By fostering local investment and technological innovation, the agency plays a critical role in positioning Lagos as a model for modern, sustainable urban energy management in Nigeria and across Africa.