How Enugu is transforming the electricity market

Nigeria’s power sector has lurched from one crisis to another for more than three decades—chronic generation shortfalls, ageing transmission lines, opaque tariffs, and a regulatory environment many investors found impenetrable.

Jeff Ukachukwu

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How Enugu is transforming the electricity market

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