Proximity Power
Gas-powered captive electricity for commercial and industrial property — an editorial site for a company whose entire product is uptime.
Proximity Power Nigeria sells captive gas generation to commercial and industrial properties — power that does not depend on the grid or on diesel pricing. The site had to carry two things at once: the engineering credibility of an energy contractor and the confidence of a company telling businesses their growth is bottlenecked by electricity. It runs as a numbered editorial sequence — homepage, details, specifications, gallery — with a flared display face in all caps against near-black, and a single signal green doing all the accent work.
The site
- Chaptered structure — homepage, details, specifications and gallery numbered as a sequence rather than stacked as sections.
- Four service lines — captive power generation, smart metering solutions, gas-powered efficiency and energy consulting, in an expanding accordion.
- Proof in the numbers — 99.9% uptime guarantee, 40% cost saving against diesel, 24/7 monitoring and support.
- Two pillars up front — gas-powered efficiency and transparent billing through smart metering.
- Project gallery — deployed systems presented as Zero Downtime Operations and Smart Energy Monitoring.
- Quote-led conversion — a full-width quote slider rather than a buried contact form.
- Power Purchase Agreements — carried in the service list as a commercial route, not just an engineering one.
The build is complete but proximitypower.ng is not currently resolving in DNS, so there is no live link to give. Shown here as a case study.