The Power Sector Recovery Programme (PSRP) is a comprehensive programme of policy, legal, regulatory, operational and financial interventions designed to restore service efficiency and long-term power sector viability.

The World Bank has approved a credit of $486 million for Nigeria’s electricity transmission substations rehabilitation. This is a part of the financial support aimed at achieving a viable power sector through the PSRP implementation.

On January 25th, the World Bank with local technical experts facilitated an interactive consultation with Civil Society Organizations (CSOs)

The Power Sector Recovery Programme (PSRP) is a comprehensive programme of policy, legal, regulatory, operational and financial interventions designed to restore service efficiency and long-term power sector viability.

The Transmission Company of Nigeria, TCN and Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, have said they are working to restore power supply across the nation through rehabilitation of national grid and maintenance of gas pipeline, which supplies gas from Escravos region of the Niger Delta to Lagos.

The three highest Nigerian peak generation records have occurred in the month on December 2017 on the 8th, 14th and 15th with 5156MW, 5077MW and 5103MW respectively.

The Rural Electrification Agency wishes to make clear that the planned Energizing Education Programme (EEP) which aims to provide dedicated and reliable electricity to Federal Universities is on course for delivery in 2018, and is already part of the 2017 budget.

Nigeria’s power transmission grid collapsed on Tuesday night, a development that led to widespread blackout across the country.
It was learnt that the collapse was due to a fire incident on the Escravos Lagos Pipeline System of the Nigerian Gas Processing and Transportation Company Limited.

Here’s a look at the Rural Electrification Agency’s (REA) first trip .