FG, states raise N100bn for prepaid meter procurement
The mandate we have was to procure and install a minimum of two million meters on a yearly basis over the next five years.
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Presidential Metering Council targets two million prepaid meters annually, says Adelabu
The government will be partnering with local manufacturers to making the equipment not own readily available, but to also ensure that the government’s target over the next four years is met.
Seplat to expand investment in gas space with CNG consideration
Seplat Energy is also looking to invest in Compressed Natural gas, CNG, projects in support of the government’s CNG initiative.
Approaches for addressing erratic power supply
Today, the country is grappling with an erratic power supply which has now crippled the economy.
Labour, private sector protest as Discos hike tariff again
The Nigeria Labour Congress, Trade Union Congress, and Organised Private Sector, on Wednesday, faulted the latest hike in the electricity tariff payable by customers in the Band A Category. Following the depreciation of the naira against the United States dollar, and inflation, among other factors, the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission again raised the tariff payable…
Unbundle NERC, not tariff slash
the electricity market operator said the development was due to the appreciation of the naira in the official exchange window.
Burden of an ill-conceived electricity tariff increase
Since one came of age, the power sector bears the trade mark of inefficiency.
Estimated hours of power supply: Stop misleading the public, TCN tells IBEDC
“While TCN sees this misinformation of IBEDC as a ploy to undermine and mislead the public against regular power supply, we remain focused on supporting the government’s move towards a more robust and efficient power supply.’
Electricity sector’s penkelemesi
Adelabu, grandson of Adegoke Adelabu, stormy petrel politician of pre-Independence Ibadan politics, should quit explaining the shortcomings of the Gencos and the Discos and concentrate his efforts on expanding the capacity of the national grid that the Bretton Woods institutions should have advised.
Military barracks among highest power debtors –ANED Director Sunday Oduntan
The major culprit is the Army in terms of military formations. If you go and check with the Ministry of Defence, there are provisions in their budgets