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DisCos Explain Challenges Behind Inability To Provide 20-Hour Electricity Supply To Customers

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DisCos Explain Challenges Behind Inability To Provide 20-Hour Electricity Supply To Customers

DisCos Address Power Supply Shortcomings to Band A Customers Several electricity distribution companies (DisCos) have offered insights into their inability to meet the expectation of supplying 20 hours of electricity to customers on Band A feeders……READ ALSO FG Power Move: Discos Face 50% Budget Cut For Poor Performance

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Reaching out to their Band A customers through various social media platforms, the DisCos sought understanding for their failure to achieve the required minimum service level, citing technical issues as the primary challenge.

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The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) had mandated that customers on Band A feeders, who now pay N225/KWh instead of N68KWh, must receive a minimum of 20 hours of electricity daily, following the withdrawal of subsidies.

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NERC warned that failure to meet this requirement would lead to the downgrading of Band A feeders to other categories based on the hours of power supply.

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Apologizing to affected customers, the Benin Electricity Distribution Company attributed power outages to load shedding by the Nigerian Transmission Company.

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Similarly, the Kano DisCo explained an issue with the circuit breaker on the Band A 33KV Gaskiya feeder, which caused disruptions in electricity supply.

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The Ibadan Electricity Distribution Company also sought understanding from customers for power outages in approximately 20 Band A feeders, citing TCN system outages and tripping on IBEDC feeders as causes.

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Additionally, the Abuja Electricity Distribution Company attributed prolonged power outages in parts of the Federal Capital Territory to technical faults at the Gwagwalada Transmission Station owned by TCN.

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The DisCos assured customers that dedicated teams were working tirelessly to rectify faults and restore power supply promptly.

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