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Breaking News | How CBN s 120bn Intervention Is Pushing Power Sector Growth – Stakeholders

Views: Visits 13 By Obas Esiedesa Stakeholders in the power sector have noted that the N120 billion investments by the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, would improve power supply across the country especially in distribution infrastructure. The apex bank had last week disclosed that it has disbursed about N3.6 billion for procurement of pre-pay meters to stabilise the billing system in electricity consumption in Nigeria as part of its N120.2 billion investments in distribution companies, DisCos, for infrastructure capital expenditure. With about 55.5 percent of Nigeria’s 8.3 million electricity customers still without meters, the CBN intervention was described by consumer group, Electricity Consumers Association, as a game changer.

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Electricity tariff review: Consumers, experts urge FG to soft-pedal amidst economic woes

Electricity tariff review: Consumers, experts urge FG to soft-pedal amidst economic woes
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FG, World Bank at loggerhead as Nigeria spends $1 5b on electricity subsidy

FG, World Bank at loggerhead as Nigeria spends $1 5b on electricity subsidy
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Again, NERC Plans Review of Discos Tariffs, Capital Expenditure

By Emmanuel Addeh The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) is to review tariffs paid to the 11 Distribution Companies (Discos) and revise the approved capital expenditure for the power distributors. The capital expenditure allowance approved by NERC has always been a source of disagreement between the regulator and the distributors who insist that it is too low and has limited the capacity for network expansion. Going by the Multi Year Tariff Order (MYTO) 2015, the approved average capital expenditure allowance to Discos remains $12 million, about N5 billion per Disco annually. But MYTO is a framework that guides the pricing of electricity and by the rules is supposed to be adjusted twice a year.

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Electricity: Consumers, experts, others react as NERC plans new tariff review

Translate Electricity: Consumers, experts, others react as NERC plans new tariff review On By Udeme Akpan & Ediri Ejoh Consumers of electricity, experts, others, Tuesday, reacted as the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) plans a new tariff review in the nation. In its notice issued April 26, 2021, NERC had stated: “Accordingly, this notice is issued to inform the general public and industry stakeholders of the Commission’s intention to conclude the Extraordinary Tariff Review process for the eleven DisCos, commence the processes for the July 2021 Minor Review of MYTO – 2020 to consider changes in inflation, foreign exchange, gas prices, available generation capacity, and CAPEX required to evacuate and distribute the said available generation capacity in accordance with EPSRA and other extant industry rules.

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