The Federal Government has announced plans to review electricity tariffs for customers outside the Band-A category. The proposed hike aims to bring tariffs for other customer categories closer to the N206/kW paid by Band-A customers. Speaking at the public presentation of the National Integrated Electricity Policy (NIEP) and Nigeria Integrated Resource Plan (NIRP) in Abuja, the Minister of Power, Chief Adebayo Adelabu, stated that the government can no longer sustain the N3 trillion subsidy on the power sector. Adelabu emphasized that with power generation and distribution increasing by about 35% in 2024, ensuring the commercial sustainability of the industry is crucial for continued growth.We will look at the tariff again. I am not saying that were going to increase the tariff before I am misquoted. We are going to look at it and see how we can improve upon our modest achievement of last year, not only to ensure that we grow the sector that we need but also to ensure that we can invest more in revamping all these dilapidated infrastructures. The migration to Band A should have been faster, but we found out that the DisCos refuse to invest. They have refused to invest in this sector. A lot of investment is required for us to achieve an accelerated migration of lower-band customers into Band A. It is taking a lot of time. he saidThe post Were going to review electricity tariff for Band B and C customers FG appeared first on Linda Ikeji Blog.Weâre going to review electricity tariff for Band B and C customers â FG
The Federal Government has announced plans to review electricity tariffs for customers outside the Band-A category. The proposed hike aims to bring tariffs for other customer categories closer to the N206/kW paid by Band-A customers. Speaking at the public presentation of the National Integrated Electricity Policy (NIEP) and Nigeria Integrated Resource Plan (NIRP) in Abuja, the Minister of Power, Chief Adebayo Adelabu, stated that the government can no longer sustain the N3 trillion subsidy on the power sector. Adelabu emphasized that with power generation and distribution increasing by about 35% in 2024, ensuring the commercial sustainability of the industry is crucial for continued growth.We will look at the tariff again. I am not saying that were going to increase the tariff before I am misquoted. We are going to look at it and see how we can improve upon our modest achievement of last year, not only to ensure that we grow the sector that we need but also to ensure that we can invest more in revamping all these dilapidated infrastructures. The migration to Band A should have been faster, but we found out that the DisCos refuse to invest. They have refused to invest in this sector. A lot of investment is required for us to achieve an accelerated migration of lower-band customers into Band A. It is taking a lot of time. he saidThe post Were going to review electricity tariff for Band B and C customers FG appeared first on Linda Ikeji Blog.
