Again, vandals attack Shiroro-Katampe Transmission Line
The team discovered that vandals had stolen part of the conductor between towers T216 and T218
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Exploring alternatives to power infrastructures vandalism
The attacks carried out in October led to various grid collapses and even caused a total blackout of almost two weeks in the 17 northern states and other parts of Nigeria.
TCN pledges support for electricity regulatory responsibility, hosts Lagos delegation
We contribute about 50% in terms of consumption and revenue to TCN and will take over regulatory responsibility of 60% of TCN markets.
Grid disturbance: We will ensure grid’s long-term stability, TCN assures Nigerians
We assure the public that all necessary measures are being taken to ensure the grid’s long-term stability
TCN repairs vandalized Uguwaji – Apir 330kV Transmission Line One, restores bulk power supply to some Northern states
Bulk power transmission has been restored to Lafia, Makurdi, Jos, Kaduna, Kano, Bauchi, and Gombe States.
TCN intensifies efforts to restore bulk power in Northern Nigeria despite security challenges
We pledge not to relent in doing everything possible to rectify the problems and restore power supply to the affected areas.
Adelabu summons TCN, NERC leadership to emergency meeting over grid collapse
Adelabu also constituted a forensic investigation committee with a mandate to advise the government on necessary solutions to make the national grid robust and reliable
330kV DC Transmission Line tripping caused power outage in North East, North West and parts of North Central –TCN
By Oke Peter The Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN) has announced that its 330kV Ugwaji–Apir Double Circuit transmission lines1&2, tripped due to a fault, resulting in a forced power outage affecting the North East, North West and parts of North Central. “At approximately 4:53am, the Ugwuaji–Markurdi 330kV Line 2 tripped and 243 MW on that…
Egbin Power CEO lists stakeholder collaboration as vital for energy security
All stakeholders must work together to create an efficient system
Vandals damage Towers T133 and T136 along 330kV Shiroro–Kaduna Lines 1 & 2 –TCN
Arrangements are in top gear to deploy the newly procured “emergency restoration system” to the site