US EditionDespite 187,000 New Meter Installations In Q1, Nigeria Continues To Grapple With A Persistent Electricity Metering Shortfall
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Despite 187,000 New Meter Installations In Q1, Nigeria Continues To Grapple With A Persistent Electricity Metering Shortfall
Nigeria’s electricity sector saw 187,000 new prepaid meters installed during the first quarter of the year, a figure hailed by distribution companies (Discos) as a marker of progress in reducing the country’s longstanding metering challenge. However, despite this uptick in installations, experts warn that the metering gap remains stubbornly large, leaving millions of consumers still [...] Source from InfoStride News
Metering Gap Remains Despite 187,000 New Installations - Economi Confidential
Despite the various initiatives aimed at tackling estimated billing and enhancing customer satisfaction, over half of Nigeria’s electricity consumers remain unmetered. The post Metering Gap Remains Despite 187,000 New Installations appeared first on Economi Confidential.
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