Electricity generation drops to 2,684MW

By Energy Worth The nation’s power generation plunged by 777.9 megawatts on Monday as output from the hydropower plants and some gas-fired stations, including Egbin in Lagos, suffered declines. A total generation capacity of 4,463.3MW was unavailable as of 6am on Monday, compared to 3,631.4MW on Friday, according to the latest data obtained by our…

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Meter supply is Discos’ responsibility —FG

By Energy Worth The Federal Government on Monday, announced that power distribution companies still had the responsibility of providing meters to customers as opposed to the recent position of the Discos. It said the Meter Asset Provider Regulation, which was unveiled by the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission in March this year, did not completely remove…

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Tension as DisCos throw in the towel

Keen observers and genuine opposition to privatisation of the power sector must be giggling with smiles at the recent turn of events. Core investors of Electricity Distribution Companies are beginning to throw in the towel after five years of privatisation characterised by ineptitude and abysmal performance. This was coming on the heels of government’s determination…

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Power generation rises to 7,000 megawatts —Fashola

By Energy Worth Nigeria’s current power generation has reached 7000 Megawatts, the Minister of Power, Works and Housing, Babatunde Fashola, has said. Fashola said this on Friday in Calabar at the Federal Ministry of Power, Works and Housing 4th Edition Retreat for top directors, heads of units and chief executives of agencies and parastatals. He…

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Tesla set to launch mini-car

By Irina Slav An American multinational corporation based in Palo Alto, California, that specializes in electric vehicles, lithium-ion battery energy storage and solar panel manufacturing, Tesla, is working on a “mini-car that can squeeze in an adult,” a new tweet from chief executive Elon Musk told the world. The tweet, like another recent one about the…

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