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FG to Install 750,000 Electricity Meters in 2027 — Presidency

FG to Install 750,000 Electricity Meters in 2027 — Presidency   The Presidency plans to install 750,000 electricity meters in 2027 under the Presidential Metering Initiative as part of efforts to close Nigeria’s metering gap and reduce estimated billing in the power sector. The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory...

4.7m Electricity Consumers Still Unmetered Despite 63% Coverage – Report

4.7m Electricity Consumers Still Unmetered Despite 63% Coverage - Report ‎The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission says about 4.7 million electricity customers in Nigeria remained without meters as of August 2026, despite distribution companies installing 141,746 meters during the month. ‎The regulator’s metering factsheet, issued on Wednesday,...

FG Meters 707,765 Customers in Six Months as 4.8m Still Unmetered

The Federal Government installed 707,765 electricity meters in the first half of 2026, a 71% jump from 412,792 meters installed in the same period of 2025, according to NERC data.

DisCos Collect N604bn in Q2, NERC Report Shows

DisCos Collect N604bn in Q2, NERC Report Shows Electricity distribution companies collected N603.64bn in Q2 2026 even as power supply to them dropped, the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission's Q2 report shows. Average offtake fell to 3,197.03MWh/h in Q2 from 3,309.48MWh/h in Q1 — a 3.4% decline...

DisCos Raked in N205bn Revenue in July — NERC

DisCos Raked in N205bn Revenue in July — NERC   Electricity Distribution Companies (DisCos) operating across Nigeria generated a total revenue of N205.53 billion in July 2026, marking a 7.12 per cent increase from the amount collected in June, latest industry data from the Nigerian Electricity...

DisCos Record N123.8bn Revenue Shortfall In June

DisCos Record N123.8bn Revenue Shortfall In June   Distribution companies (DisCos) across Nigeria failed to convert a significant portion of the electricity they received into actual cash in June 2026, leaving a gap of N123.87bn between the value of energy supplied to them and the revenue...