The commission issued Order No. NERC/2026/026, which establishes a strengthened framework for the reporting and monitoring of Regional Transmission Loss Factors across Nigeria’s electricity transmission network.
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According to NERC’s third-quarter 2025 industry report, published on its website, only 6,661,564 of the 12,030,315 registered electricity customers across the 12 DisCos were metered as of September 30, 2025, representing just 55.37 percent coverage.
The order was signed by its Vice Chairman, Musiliu Oseni, and the Commissioner Legal, Licensing, and Compliance, Dafe Akpeneye,
The Special Adviser to the President on Information and Strategy, Bayo Onanuga, made this known in a statement he issued to newsmen on Thursday.
The Managing Director of NDPHC, Jennifer Adighije, said this in a statement in Abuja on Sunday through her Technical Adviser (Media), Adesanya Adejokun.
The electricity sector regulator made this known in a statement it issued to the public and newsmen on its website in Abuja on Thursday.
The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) on Tuesday announced that Electricity Distribution Companies (DisCos) collected N509.84 billion in the fourth…
The Commission, in a statement on its official X page on Thursday, said the transfer was in compliance with the amended Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria and the Electricity Act, 2023 (Amended).
The Commission, in a statement on its official X page on Thursday, said the transfer was in compliance with the amended Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria and the Electricity Act, 2023 (Amended).
The Nigeria Electricity Regulatory Commission made this known on its Website in its Second Quarter 2024 report in Abuja on Thursday.
The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission, NERC, on Wednesday, said it has transferred regulatory oversight of the electricity market in Kogi…
Victor Ojelabi, the Acting Chief Executive Officer of AEDC, stated this during a meeting he held with journalists in Abuja
NERC, in a statement on its official X handle, disclosed that the decision was made in compliance with the amended Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria and the Electricity Act 2023.
In all frankness, Nigeria’s electricity crisis is a stark reminder of her chronic inability to address critical infrastructure needs. That we are not taking the issue seriously is just another Nigerian debacle which, if not resolved, may catalyse unintended consequences. The botched privatization of the power sector, marred by a lack of technical expertise and plagued by cronyism, has failed to deliver on its promises. Instead of ushering in a new era of reliable power supply, Nigerians are still grappling with the same old ‘padi-padi’ problems that have held us back for decades. Of course, that’s why we keep seeing the same Egyptians we had left many decades ago! To avoid exacerbating this prevailing illusion, we must rethink our approach and prioritize competence over connections.
It was learnt that the amount which will come from the Meter Acquisition Fund, MAF, would enable the utilities to address the huge metering gap in the Nigerian Electricity Supply Industry, NESI.
NERC had approved over 200 percent upward review of the previous tariffs from N68/kWh to N225/kWh,
It was gathered that the leadership and members of the two unions converged at the entrance of the main office of the Jos Electricity Distribution Company, where they sealed the gate and prevented staff and other visitors from entering the building.
The feeders are Agbara Local T5, Agbara Local T6, Beecham, Medallion Data Centre, Custom 2, New Idumagbo, Federal Secretariat 33
The unions stated this in a statement by their Presidents: Joe Ajaero for NLC and Festus Osifo for TUC, on Monday.
It disclosed this in an order signed by its Chairman, Sanusi Garba, and Muslim Oseni, Vice Chairman, in Abuja on Saturday.