Nigeria: Electricity Regulator Slashes Band a Tariff, Gives Reason

Nigeria: Electricity Regulator Slashes Band a Tariff, Gives Reason

The regulatory body said the decision followed the need for tariff to reflect power generation subsidy by the federal government.

Electricity tariff imbalance triggers new subsidy, inefficiency debates

Nigeria’s power sector is once again at a crossroads, as new tariff orders and the Federal Government’s failure to pay electricity subsidies

Mixed reactions as Enugu Govt announces electricity tariff reduction

Mixed reactions have trailed the recent order by the Enugu Electricity Regulatory Commission for Main Power to reduce its electricity tariff for Band A

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Latest Nigerian News and Entertainment - Latest Nigerian News and Entertainment More states have announced plans to reduce electricity tariffs in their jurisdictions after the Enugu Electricity Regulatory Commission issued a new tariff order to MainPower Electricity Distribution Limited, revising the electricity cost for Band A customers from N209 per kilowatt-hour to N160/kWh, effective August 1, 2025. This was, however, vehemently opposed by p…

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Enugu Reduces Band A Tariff by ₦49 Per KWH, Easing Consumer Burden

The Enugu Electricity Distribution Company (EEDC) announced a significant reduction in its Band A tariff by ₦49 per kilowatt-hour (kWh), effective July 21, 2025, bringing the rate from ₦115 to ₦66 kWh, as disclosed by Managing Director Emeka Ezeh on July 20. The adjustment, approved by the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC), responds to public outcry over high electricity costs, which had driven a 20% drop in consumption among Ban…