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DisCos Reject Order to Lock 70% of Revenue in CapEx Accounts

The Nigerian electricity distribution companies (DisCos) have rejected a new directive from the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) requiring them to set up dedicated capital expenditure (CapEx) accounts, calling it an intrusion into the management of privately owned utilities.

$40bn Investments Needed To Boost Power Supply In Nigeria – FG

$40bn Investments Needed To Boost Power Supply In Nigeria - FG       The federal government has said that there’s still a lot of financing gap in the country’s power sector, requiring an immediate funding of $40 billion in the generation, transmission and distribution value chain. The government...

NERC Okays N756bn Investments For 11 Power Firms

NERC Okays N756bn Investments For 11 Power Firms       The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) has approved N756.74 billion Capital Expenditure (CAPEX) for the 11 Distribution Companies (DisCos) for the next five years in their Performance Improvement Plan (PIP). The projected investment directives were requested for by...

CBN N120bn Fund: Consumers Want Meters, Improved Power Supply

CBN N120bn Fund: Consumers Want Meters, Improved Power Supply       Power consumers and power sector experts have tasked the 11 power Distribution Companies (DisCos) on accelerating meter installations for the over eight million customers while improving power supply by enhancing their networks. This is coming on the...

‘N120bn Intervention Will Address Nigeria’s Electricity Challenges’

'N120bn Intervention Will Address Nigeria’s Electricity Challenges'       Stakeholders in the electricity sector, yesterday, said the Federal Government’s intervention in the power sector, especially efforts being made to address challenges limiting the capacity of distribution companies (DisCos) is necessary to improve electricity supply. The experts also insisted...

FG Spends N568.5bn Yearly On Power Tariff Shortfalls – W/Bank

FG Spends N568.5bn Yearly On Power Tariff Shortfalls – W/Bank       The Federal Government of Nigeria is spending $1.5bn (N568.5bn at N379/$ exchange rate) annually to fund electricity tariff shortfalls, the World Bank has said. According to the global financial institution, this amount could further increase if...