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Home»Business»TCN restores bulk power to all 330 KVA across grid — Official
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TCN restores bulk power to all 330 KVA across grid — Official

The Eagle OnlineBy The Eagle OnlineMay 14, 2021No Comments
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The Transmission Company of Nigeria says it has restored bulk power to all the 330 Kilo Volt (Transmission Stations across the entire grid by 5:54pm on Wednesday.

TCN’s General Manager Public Affairs, Ndidi Mbah, made this known in a statement in Abuja on Thursday.

It would be recalled that there was a national grid collapse at about 11:01am on Wednesday.

TCN said the total system collapse of the grid was as a result of voltage collapse in some parts of the grid.

Mbah said the Kainji-Birnin Kebbi line, however, tripped on fault, but was restored.

She said the TCNs 330kV substations feed 132kV substations, through which Distribution Companies offtake electricity they deliver to electricity consumers nationwide.

Kainji-Birnin Kebbi line Ndidi Mbah Transmission Company of Nigeria
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