Power generation drops by 1,148MW —NESO

By Energy Worth Power supply worsened over the past week as generation fell by over 1,000 megawatts amid violent rainstorms sweeping through the country. Power generation stood at 3,192.20MW as of 6am on Sunday, according to data from the Nigeria Electricity System Operator (NESO). From 4,339.10MW as of 6am on Monday, April 30, the total…

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Power sector lost N154bn in 125 days —FG

Between January 1 and May 5 this year, the power sector lost about N154bn as a result of the unavailability of gas, distribution and transmission infrastructure, as well as water reserve challenges, the Federal Government has said. A document on Nigeria’s power sector performance put together by the Advisory Power Team at the Office of…

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NERC set to review power tariffs

By Oke Peter The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC), on Thursday stated that it would take another look at tariff computation in order to address the various concerns surrounding the issue. According to NERC’s newly inaugurated Chairman, Professor James Momoh, all necessary calculations on electricity tariff will be done by the commission to get the…

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650m Africans live without electricity —AfDB

Energy Worth with Agency Report The African Development Bank, (AfDB), on Wednesday, says that no fewer than 650 million Africans currently live without electricity. AfDB Director, Communication and Media Relations, Dr Victor Oladokun,  disclosed this while welcoming African Journalists on a Media Tour to Saemaul Undong Model village project, in Yamoussoukro, Cote d’Ivoire. “About 650…

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Liquidity crisis threatens FG’s new metering policy

Energy Worth with Agency Report There are strong indications that a new metering policy of the federal government, known as Meter Asset Providers (MAP) regulation, aimed at achieving full metering of electricity consumption in the country within three years, may suffer serious setback as a result of mounting liquidity crisis in the nation’s power sector,…

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We’re determined to make 60% monthly remittance to NBET —Emmanuel Katepa, CEO, Copperbelt Energy Corporation

Emmanuel Katepa is the Chief Executive Officer/Managing Director of Copperbelt Energy Corporation (CEC), a core investor in the privatised Abuja Electricity Distribution Company (AEDC). In this interview, Katepa speaks of AEDC’s strategies to raise monthly remittances for bulk energy from the Generation Companies (GenCos) from 35 per cent to 60 per cent before year end….

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