Why Nigerians suffer unstable power supply, by TCN
Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN), yesterday, blamed the low generation capacity in the country on recurring national grid collapses.






























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Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN), yesterday, blamed the low generation capacity in the country on recurring national grid collapses.
THE last couple of weeks have indeed been trying times for Nigerians in general, as the fuel and power situation continues to take a downward turn. Sadly, there seems to be no light at the end of the tunnel.
Electricity consumers in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) have criticised the recent increase in prepaid meter prices, calling it a burden amid Nigeria’s harsh economic conditions .
Some electricity consumers looking forward to improved power supply, to cushion the effect of the nationwide stay-at- home-order, as part of measures to limit the spread of the outbreak of Covid-19, have expressed dissatisfaction over the worsening state of power supply...
Nigeria’s domestic gas supply and electricity generation have received a major boost as the NNPCL/Heirs Energies OML 17 Joint Venture (JV) announced a landmark breakthrough through the innovative and rigless recompletion of a key non-associated gas well in OML 17.
New Minister of Power, Abubakar Aliyu, during his official assumption of duties yesterday in Abuja, stated: No, I am not a magician, but I am here to add value to what is being done...
The Federal Government on Monday announced that when some power generation projects were completed by 2018,they could generate additional 1,129 Mega Watts to the current 7,000 Mega Watts in the country.
Chief Executive Officer of Transcorp Group, Owen Omogiafo, has said Transcorp Power is planning to generate an additional 150 megawatts of electricity, even as the company deals with gas supply issues for its thermal plants.
The Service-Based Tariff (SBT) introduced by the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) has in the second quarter of the year, pushed electricity consumption in the country to N259.7 billion...
The Service Based Tariff (SBT) introduced by the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) has in the second quarter of the year, pushed electricity consumption in the country to N259.7 billion although improvement in service remains dismal.