The Transmission Company of Nigeria has attained new record peaks generation of 5074.7MW and 109,372MWH, a statement said in Abuja on Wednesday.
The statement was signed by Clement Ezeolisah, the Assistant General Manager (Public Affairs) System Operation/Market Operation of the TCN.
It stated that the highest maximum daily energy wheeled nationwide was 109,372MWH and added that the new peak was attained at 9.30pm on Tuesday.
It said the previous peak generation of 4883.9MW was achieved on November 23, 2015 and that another highest maximum daily energy wheeled nationwide was 107,142.32MWH and recorded on January 26, 2016.
The statement noted that the Managing Director, System Operation/Market Operation, TCN, Dipak Sarma, attributed the twin peak achievements to enhanced cooperation among all stakeholders in the power sector.
It added that it was also due the concerted efforts of system operators at the National Control Centre and other stations.
It stated that this effort was to ensure that all generated power was wheeled to the distribution companies in order to avoid stranded power.
NAN.
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