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Official account of the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (established by the Electricity Act 2023).
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Disconnected? Getting a meter? Dealing with a faulty one? Here is what you need to know.

Our Metering Factsheet puts it all on one page:
✅ Metering interventions in the NESI: MAP, NMMP, MAF, DISREP-IPF and PMI
✅ Your rights on metering, billing and disconnection, including installation, repairs, reimbursement, reconnection and compensation for wrongful disconnection
✅ How to resolve a dispute: your DisCo first, then your nearest NERC Forum Office, then NERC. In states with a SERC, steps two and three go to your SERC.

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Read more and download the PDF at nerc.gov.ng

#NERC #Metering #ElectricityMeter #KnowYourRights #Electricity
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Electricity Safety Na Everybody Business! ⚡️

My people, hear this one carefully! 🛑 If electricity dey shock person, NO TRY REMOVE DEM WITH YOUR HAND. Current fit jump enter your own body, come turn you to second victim! Follow these rules make we stay safe:

🚫 No Touch: Never hold person wey electricity dey shock or touch live wire.

🏠 No Build / Trade Under Power Line: No build house, sell market, or hang around under high tension wire or transformer. Na your obituary you dey prepare like that!

⚡️ Report Sparks & Sparking: If light dey do wire-wire (off and on) or sparks dey fly, quick-quick report to your DisCo, nearest NERC office, or security agents.

Transformers, power lines, and poles na our collective property, make we protect am make e no protect us go cemetery!

Share this video make una save life today! 🛡️

#NERC #StaySafe #ElectricitySafety #PowerSmart #NESI #Nigeria #SafetyAlert
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Kana da tsarin hasken rana a gida ko ofis, wato Sola?

Hukumar bada wutar lantarki ta Nigeria, N.E.R.C ta fito da sabuwar doka ta Net Billing domin wayanda suke da wutar lantarki ta sola fiye da buƙatunsu.

Idan tsarin ka na Sola yana baka wutar lantarki fiye da buƙatunka, za ka iya tura sauran wutar zuwa ga layin wutar ƙasa, wato national grid.

Gudummuwar ka zuwa ga national grid zata rage maka kuddin wuta ta hanyar baka credit na mita.

Kafin ka amfana da wannan dokar, sai tsarin ka na sola yana bada wuta tsakanin kilowatt-peak hamsin zuwa ga megawatt-peak ɗaya da rabi.

Dokar Net Billing ta NERC tana ƙarfafa amfani da wutar lantarki mai ɗorewa, kuma tana sakawa mutanen da suka tura wutar da basu buƙata zuwa ga layin wutar ƙasa, wato national grid.

Saboda haka za ka iya samarwa, adanawa, da amfana da wutar da baka buƙata!
Domin ƙarin bayani, a ziyarci shafin nerc.gov.ng.

N.E.R.C... Domin cigaba da samun haske!

#NERC #NESI #NetBilling #Solar #RenewableEnergy
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NERC Urges Investors to Leverage Regulatory Frameworks to Boost Electricity Supply

The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) has called on investors to take advantage of existing regulatory frameworks to drive large-scale investments capable of improving electricity supply across the country.

Speaking during an interactive panel session at the 32nd Nigerian Economic Summit held in Abuja on Tuesday, 27 October 2026, the Chairman of NERC, Dr. Musiliu Oseni, represented by the Commission’s Director of Economic Regulation, Mr. Abba Terab, highlighted the opportunities available within the power sector for investors seeking bankable and sustainable ventures.

Addressing participants at the session themed “Power Growth: Reliable Electricity for Industry and Prosperity,” Mr. Terab noted that NERC has established several regulatory instruments designed to facilitate viable transactions and attract private sector capital into the electricity market.

Mr. Terab further explained that the Federal Government, in pursuit of the Vision 30:30:30 target, has continued to liberalise the electricity sector through the provisions of the Electricity Act and supporting NERC regulations. He cited the promotion of decentralised electricity supply models, including embedded generation, as a key strategy for expanding access to reliable power.

The panel session was moderated by Jumoke Delano, Managing Consultant at Competence Builders International. Contributions from other panellists include:
Chijioke Okwuokenye, Managing Director of the Abuja Electricity Distribution Company (AEDC), emphasized the role of regulation in driving initiatives such as embedded generation and net billing arrangements to accelerate access to renewable energy.

Deen Solebo, Managing Director of Elektron, highlighted government efforts to strengthen gas-to-power infrastructure, enabling medium-scale power plants to serve specific geographic areas and customer clusters more efficiently.

Segun Ajayi-Kadir, Director General of the Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN), underscored the importance of building a viable electricity market where energy supplied to customers is delivered reliably and paid for accordingly.

The annual summit was organised by the Nigerian Economic Summit Group (NESG) as part of its efforts to promote economic reforms aimed at creating an open, inclusive, sustainable, and globally competitive private sector-led economy.

#Electricity #NERC #NESG #NES32 #NESI #Regulations #PowerSector
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The August 2026 Factsheet breaks down the financial health and efficiency of the Distribution Companies (DisCos) across the country.

Highlights:
Billing Efficiency: Stood at 75.36%, with total energy billed reaching ₦261.10bn out of ₦346.49bn energy received.

Collection Efficiency: Recorded at 84.62%, resulting in a total revenue collection of ₦220.93bn for the month.

Revenue Recovery Performance: The industry reached an overall Recovery Efficiency of 77.63%.

Top Performers: Eko (96.29%), Ikeja (84.22%), and Abuja (83.63%) DisCos recorded the highest recovery efficiency levels for August.

Visit nerc.gov.ng for more details on the industry’s efforts and to stay informed on the numbers shaping the NESI.

#NERC #CommercialPerformance #DisCos #ElectricityData #Factsheet