Ikeja Electric introduces E-Bills to boost customer experience

In its efforts aimed at ensuring effective service delivery to its customers, Nigeria’s leading electricity distribution company, Ikeja Electric Plc (IE) has introduced its electronic billing (e-billing) platform, which enables customers to receive electricity bills promptly and conveniently, via channels such as SMS, USSD, email, IE Bill portal and IE mobile Application. The e-billing initiative…

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GE completes gas turbine upgrade ahead of schedule at Tanzania’s Songas Ubungo Power Plant

Upgrade of three GE’s LM6000PA and one LM6000PC Aero derivative gas turbines Improved Plant Efficiency and Reliability Songas Ubungo Power Plant provides more than 20 percent of the grid connected power in Tanzania; upgrade of three GE’s LM6000PA and one LM6000PC Aero derivative gas turbines Improved Plant Efficiency and Reliability. GE and Songas today announced…

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European LNG projects target supply security

New import facilities progressing despite spare capacity in existing infrastructure Europe’s LNG receiving capacity, across ten countries from Lithuania to Greece, has experienced usage levels this year unprecedented in well over a decade, as a global LNG supply glut finds the continent a home of last resort. But, despite the significant uptick in deliveries, Europe’s…

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Premium Power Agreement: Magodo residents commend Ikeja Electric over improved power supply

Residents of Magodo Estate, Lagos have commended the management of Ikeja Electric Plc (IE) for providing stable electricity to customers within the Estate following the signing of the Premium Power Agreement recently. The Premium Power initiative is a power purchase agreement under the ‘Willing Buyer, Willing Seller’ initiative issued by the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission…

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Buhari’s ‘Next Level’: Nigerians to pay more for electricity, documents reveal

The President Muhammadu Buhari regime through the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NREC) has increased electricity tariff across the country. The difference between what Abuja Electricity Distribution Company (AEDC)’s customers pay currently and what they will pay from next year, is an increase of N9.8/kWh. According to Punch, findings from various documents obtained from the NERC…

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