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NERC Directs DisCos to Clarify New Tariff Implementation

In response to the April 2024 Supplementary Multi-Year Tariff Order, the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) has issued a directive to all Electricity Distribution Companies (DisCos) aimed at ensuring clarity and fairness in the implementation process. The directive mandates DisCos to take the following actions: This directive underscores NERC’s commitment to ensuring equitable practices within…

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Manufacturers and Labour Oppose Government’s Electricity Tariff Hike

Manufacturers and organized labor unions have expressed vehement opposition to the Federal Government’s recent decision to increase electricity tariffs by a staggering 240 percent for consumers receiving a 20-hour power supply. The move has sparked concerns about the potential impact on businesses, inflation rates, and the welfare of citizens. The decision to remove the electricity…

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Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Authority Announces New Tariffs to Boost Infrastructure

In a bid to bolster the nation’s transmission infrastructure, the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) has unveiled a new electricity tariff affecting approximately 15% of its customer base. Effective immediately, the tariff adjustment will see electricity prices surge from N68 to N225 per kilowatt-hour for select consumers. The announcement was made by Musiliu Oseni, Vice…

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FG Announces Rise in Electricity Tariff

In a significant development, the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) has approved an increase in electricity tariffs for customers falling under the Band A category. The decision was unveiled during a press briefing held in Abuja on Wednesday, with the Vice Chairman of NERC, Musliu Oseni, making the announcement. Effective immediately, customers in the Band…

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Electricity Distribution Companies Generate N1 Trillion Amidst Metering Challenges

Despite facing significant challenges in power supply and metering, electricity distribution companies (DisCos) in Nigeria have reported a staggering revenue of N1 trillion. This revelation comes as millions of customers across the country continue to lack access to meters, exacerbating the issues surrounding billing accuracy and transparency. According to the latest figures released by the…

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