Nigeria’s power sector is facing renewed pressure as electricity supply remains unstable across parts of the country, with recent industry data showing a decline in power available to distribution companies.
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The Abia State Government has raised the alarm over the increasing vandalisation of government property, particularly electricity infrastructure, warning that the damage is placing additional financial pressure on the state.
On paper, Nigeria and Ghana have put many of the building blocks for an energy transition in place. Nigeria has a Climate Change Act, an Electricity Act, an Energy Transition
The Federal Government may spend about N2 trillion on electricity subsidies in 2026 as it maintains its position against an immediate increase in electricity tariffs. Minister of Power Joseph Tegbe
Nigeria’s Minister of Power, Joseph Tegbe, has acknowledged that millions of Nigerians are still struggling with unreliable electricity, despite the Federal Government’s ongoing efforts to improve power supply across the
The Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN) has commenced the rehabilitation of four transmission towers vandalised along the Afam-IPP-Elelenwo 132kV Double-Circuit Transmission Line in Rivers State. TCN disclosed this in a
Nigeria’s push to expand renewable energy access has received a $5 million investment aimed at extending electricity supply to underserved communities and businesses across the country. The investment was made
The presidential candidate of the Social Democratic Party (SDP), Adewole Adebayo, has promised to install between 11 and 15 kilowatts of solar power on every Nigerian roof within 11 months
The Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN) has commenced scheduled annual preventive maintenance on two power transformers at its Sagamu Transmission Substation in Ogun State. The maintenance exercise began on Thursday,
Recent reductions in electricity supply to Lagos, Abuja and parts of northern Nigeria were caused by multiple transmission line failures rather than a shortage of power generation, the Nigerian Independent