Nationwide darkness looms as GenCos threaten to shut down power plants

Nigeria may be thrown into darkness in the coming week as the power generation companies (GenCos) yesterday moved to shutdown their power plants over lingering debts.

by Kingsley Jeremiah, Abuja

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Why Nigeria’s 178,000MW renewable energy target may fail - GenCos

by Kingsley Jeremiah, Abuja

Stakeholders urge cautious handling of Azura’s $1b investment probe

by Kingsley Jeremiah, Abuja

‘Failed discretionary interventions in NESI driven by lack of data’

by Kingsley Jeremiah, Abuja

NERC reads riot act to generating companies

by Kehinde Olatunji

Nigeria can generate 30,000MW of electricity by 2030, say GenCos

by Kingsley Jeremiah, Abuja

Stakeholders seek government’s collaboration on power reforms

by Tayo Oredola

GenCos accuse NERC of crippling power sector

by Kingsley Jeremiah, Abuja

Ogaji: Blame government for power sector failure

by Kingsley Jeremiah

Reps to reopen alleged $1.348b power fraud probe

by Adamu Abuh, Abuja

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Rickety infrastructure, huge debt burden threaten power sector

by Roseline Okere (Lagos) and Kingsley Jeremiah (Abuja)

Ogaji: Power sector grinding to a halt due to debts

by Roseline Okere

Nigeria’s transmission network gets N540b boost

by Roseline Okere

Transparency and visibility of market funds: Panacea to NESI efficiency

by Joy Ogaji

Power generation firms mull selling electricity directly to customers

by Roseline Okere

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