Category: Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC)

Electricity tariff hike and renewable energy options, By Victor I. Fagorite & Ifeoma Malo

The transition to renewable energy in the country will surely be possible when government and businesses work together. To spur renewable energy development, policymakers and stakeholders must address the upfront costs of solar installations and promote the benefits of renewable energy to the public. The government can also address the issue using incentives such as […]

NERC transfers regulatory oversight of Enugu electricity market to state govt

NERC noted that all transfers envisaged by this order should be completed by 22 October 2024 The post NERC transfers regulatory oversight of Enugu electricity market to state govt appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria. Powered by WPeMatico

Between DisCos and NERC, electricity tariffs and subsidy, By Simbo Olorunfemi

It is difficult to guess what was on the mind of the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) in deciding at this time on an increase in electricity tariffs specifically targeted, in this instance, at Band A Customers of the Electricity Distribution Companies and opting to be the face of the hike in the tariff, while […]

Electricity tariff increase and the big lie, By Jibrin Ibrahim

The problem is that everybody in this country knows that this is a lie and no sector of society regularly gets a minimum of 20 hours of electricity a day. You cannot build a new policy on lies and such a huge price increase in the middle of the most severe cost of living crisis […]

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