We've metered 60% of Nigeria's electricity consumers

668,000 meters deployed, installed on customers’ premises

The Federal Government has deployed 668,000 electricity meters, covering 60% of active customers, to reduce the metering gap and end estimated billing in N Read More: https://punchng.com/668000-meters-deployed-installed-on-customers-premises-fg/

We've metered 60% of Nigeria's electricity consumers

VP Shettima receives briefing on Privatisation Council's activities at 2nd meeting for 2026. The post We’ve metered 60% of Nigeria’s electricity consumers – FG appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.

Nigeria Moves to Close Electricity Metering Gap

The Nigerian government says it has metered roughly 60% of active electricity customers in Nigeria, with an ongoing rollout under Phase 1 of the $500 million World Bank-financed Distribution Sector Recovery Programme (DISREP). Under the Presidential Metering Initiative (PMI) and effective coordination by the Bureau of Public Enterprises (BPE), the goal is to close the electricity metering gap and eliminate arbitrary estimated billing for registe…

FG Installs 668,000 Electricity Meters via $500m World Bank Programme

The Federal Government has installed 668,000 electricity meters, representing 60% of those delivered under the $500 million World Bank-financed Distribution Sector Recovery Programme. The post FG Installs 668,000 Electricity Meters via $500m World Bank Programme appeared first on Business Elites Africa.

FG installs 668,000 meters under $500 million World Bank programme

The Federal Government has deployed and installed 668,000 electricity meters on customers' premises, representing 60% of the 1,033,000 meters delivered under the first phase of a $500 million World Bank-financed Distribution Sector Recovery Programme. The post FG installs 668,000 meters under $500 million World Bank programme appeared first on Nairametrics.

FG Deploys 668,000 Meters As Electricity Metering Gap Falls 60%

The Federal Government has disclosed that it has deployed and installed 668,000 electricity meters under Phase 1 of the $500 million World Bank-financed Distribution Sector Recovery Programme (DISREP). The development represents about 60 per cent of the 1,033,000 meters delivered under the programme, as the government intensifies efforts to close Nigeria’s electricity metering gap and end arbitrary estimated billing for registered customers. The…