Power drops below 2,800mw – NERC
Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission NERC has said that power supply through the national grid which peaked to 5000mw in past two weeks had dropped below 2,800mw due to vandalism.
Dr. Anthony Akah, the Acting Chief Executive Officer of the commission
disclosed this while signing a Memorandum of Understanding with the Consumer
Protection Council CPC.
A statement issued on the ceremony by Dr. Usman Abba- Arabi, Head, Public Affairs Department of NERC was made available to the News Agency of Nigeria, NAN on Wednesday inAbuja .
In the statement, Akah expressed dissatisfaction and worries over the spate of vandalism in the power sector.
It stated that the NERC boss enjoined the public and the CPC to collaborate with Distribution Companies DISCOs, and security agencies to safeguard electrical installations.
The statement also said that the NERC would soon compel the DISCOs to publish their meter deployment schedules.
It added that the publication would ensure adherence to the meter roll out plan contained in the performance agreement signed with government by the utility firms.
“Such publication will make unmetered customers to be aware of the estimated period they have to wait before they can be metered,’’ it stated
A statement issued on the ceremony by Dr. Usman Abba- Arabi, Head, Public Affairs Department of NERC was made available to the News Agency of Nigeria, NAN on Wednesday in
In the statement, Akah expressed dissatisfaction and worries over the spate of vandalism in the power sector.
It stated that the NERC boss enjoined the public and the CPC to collaborate with Distribution Companies DISCOs, and security agencies to safeguard electrical installations.
The statement also said that the NERC would soon compel the DISCOs to publish their meter deployment schedules.
It added that the publication would ensure adherence to the meter roll out plan contained in the performance agreement signed with government by the utility firms.
“Such publication will make unmetered customers to be aware of the estimated period they have to wait before they can be metered,’’ it stated
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