ELECTRICITY NIGERIA

The Nasarawa State Governor, Engr. Abdullahi Sule says there are jubilations across Nasarawa State over the recently energised Lafia 2X150 MVA & 2X60 /132/33/330 KV Transmission Substation which was earlier completed by Niger Delta Power Holding Company Limited (NDPHC). President Muhamadu Buhari is scheduled to formally commission the Substation on Thursday next week. Speaking during

.As FG targets 40m consumers; create 11,000 jobs under PPI By Eyo Nsima The Managing Director/CEO, FGN Power Company, Kenny Anuwe, has expressed Federal Government commitment to resolving bottlenecks in transmission and distribution networks in order to increase electricity access across Nigeria. Speaking at the official kickoff of the Power System Simulations, PSS for Nigeria,

By Eyo Nsima Experts in the electricity sector, weekend, urged the Federal Government to review the pricing of prepaid meters, port congestion, political risk and other issues as the first phase of the National Mass Metering Programme, NMMP, begins. The experts that rated President Muhammadu Buhari-led administration high on metering compared to past governments, stated

Sequel to the vandalized pipeline fire which brought down five towers and a 330kV line, TCN has energized the second 330kV Akangba – Ikeja West line which had before the fire incident served as a redundant line on that axis, in keeping with TCN’s N-1 reliability criteria. According to the MD/CEO, TCN Engr. Dr. Sule

The management of the Transmission Company of Nigeria(TCN) has stated that due to the ongoing strike action, power evacuation from injection substations across AEDC franchise area has been disrupted. In a statement by its Spokesperson, Mrs. Ndidi Mbah, it assured that it has available bulk power for delivery to the distribution load centres of the

All On, Odyssey Energy Solutions, and the recently launched Global Alliance for People and Planet (The Alliance) have announced the launch of a global aggregated procurement program for renewable energy companies, supported by a $10 million Financing Facility, in Nigeria. The new Demand Aggregation for Renewable Technology (DART) program will ensure that affordable, high quality