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Electricity Consumers Owe DisCos N385.7bn

Electricity Consumers Owe DisCos N385.7bn   Electricity consumers across the country failed to pay the sum of 385.73bn electricity bills issued to them in 2023. According to the 2023 annual report and accounts of the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC), the DisCos collected N1bn out of the...

Electricity Tariff Hike Looms as Monthly Subsidy Hits N181bn

Electricity Tariff Hike Looms as Monthly Subsidy Hits N181bn Electricity customers on Band A feeders may need to brace up for a possible tariff increase following the rise in the electricity tariff shortfall otherwise known as subsidy. The electricity subsidy to be paid by the Federal...

NERC Fines AEDC N1.69bn for Overbilling Customers

NERC Fines AEDC N1.69bn for Overbilling Customers The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) has imposed a fine of N1.69bn on Abuja Electricity Distribution Company (AEDC) for overbilling customers. According to NERC, the fine is based on AEDC’s non-compliance with the commission’s previous order on capping estimated...

DisCos’ Revenue Rises by 40% to N433bn

DisCos’ Revenue Rises by 40% to N433bn   Revenues earned by electricity Distribution Companies (Discos) in Nigeria in the second quarter of 2024, spanning April to June, rose almost 40 per cent to N433 billion during the period, on the back of the recent tariff increase...

Electricity Subsidy: Hospitals, Tertiary Institutions May Gulp N188bn

Electricity Subsidy: Hospitals, Tertiary Institutions May Gulp N188bn   The Federal Government may spend approximately N188.25 billion annually to subsidise electricity supply for about 75 public tertiary hospitals and 300 educational institutions across the country. This follows the Federal Government’s approval of a 50 per cent subsidy...

Ajaokuta Steel Company Energy Debt Up N1.27bn, Risks Disconnection

Ajaokuta Steel Company Energy Debt Up N1.27bn, Risks Disconnection The moribund Ajaokuta Steel Company Limited risks being disconnected from the power grid over its failure to pay the N1.27bn electricity debt it incurred in the first three months of the year. Described as a special customer,...