Civic PowerOperator product · POC

Keep operating when grid power does not cooperate.

Civic Power is being built for Nigerian businesses and local institutions that lose money, stock, service time, or safety margin when electricity becomes unpredictable.

Primary operating question

What is likely to happen with power at this location today, what will it cost me, and what should my team do?

Supply availability and recent reliability

Outage risk and action alerts

Generator hours, fuel exposure, and continuity cost

Location identity

Start with your Nigerian Digital Postcode.

We use the official NIPOST postcode as the canonical location key for future power reliability, outage reporting, and business continuity data.

What happens next

1. Verify the official postcode.

2. Attach Civic-owned power observations to that location.

3. Build reliability history before making forecast claims.

Prepare before disruption

Surface elevated outage risk early enough for staff to check fuel, batteries, critical loads, and operating plans.

Reduce backup-power waste

Track generator dependency and estimate the operating cost tied to unreliable grid supply at each location.

Build a reliability history

Turn observed supply and outage events into availability trends, recurring risk windows, and location comparisons.

Who this is for

Smaller operators where electricity failure creates a measurable consequence.

The product is intentionally aimed below the level of ministries and utilities. The first useful unit is a real operating location with staff, customers, stock, equipment, or services to protect.

Retail & pharmacies
Clinics & health facilities
Hotels & restaurants
Schools & training centres
Workshops & small factories
Estates & local facilities

What public data is for

Utility notices, government records, and Data Civic datasets can strengthen the evidence base. They are inputs to the product, not the person we are designing the workflow for.

Current product boundary

The interactive dashboard still uses synthetic events and deterministic forecasts. It demonstrates the workflow and data contract, not live electricity conditions, feeder performance, or verified savings.

The smallest production-capable system

One location. One reliability history. One useful decision.

Before national prediction, prove the loop at a small number of real locations: identify the site, collect observations, measure outage duration, estimate backup cost, and tell the operator something useful enough to change an action.

Test the workflow