15 States Have Transitioned to Regulating Their State Electricity Markets

15 States Have Transitioned to Regulating Their State Electricity Markets

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States are taking charge! Under the Electricity Act 2023, 15 states have transitioned to regulating their own electricity markets. Their State Electricity Regulators (SERs) are now responsible for driving local market growth, investments and ensuring robust customer protection.

Timeline of transitions:

  • Enugu — 22 Oct 2024
  • Ekiti — 22 Oct 2024
  • Ondo — 23 Oct 2024
    1. Imo — 31 Dec 2024
    Oyo — 5 Feb 2025 Edo — 20 Feb 2025 Kogi — 12 Mar 2025 Lagos — 4 June 2025 Ogun — 23 June 2025 Niger — 9 July 2025 Plateau — 12 Sep 2025 Abia — 24 Dec 2025 Nasarawa — 3 Feb 2026 Anambra — 1 Jan 2026 Bayelsa — 20 Feb 2026 Visit nerc.gov.ng to learn more about the NESI. #NERC #ElectricityAct2023 #StateElectricityMarkets #EnergyReform #NESI PowerSector Nigeria ElectricityData SERs EnergyTransitionStates are taking charge! Under the Electricity Act 2023, 15 states have transitioned to regulating their own electricity markets. Their State Electricity Regulators (SERs) are now responsible for driving local market growth, investments and ensuring robust customer protection. Timeline of transitions: Enugu — 22 Oct 2024 Ekiti — 22 Oct 2024 Ondo — 23 Oct 2024 Imo — 31 Dec 2024 Oyo — 5 Feb 2025 Edo — 20 Feb 2025 Kogi — 12 Mar 2025 Lagos — 4 June 2025 Ogun — 23 June 2025 Niger — 9 July 2025 Plateau — 12 Sep 2025 Abia — 24 Dec 2025 Nasarawa — 3 Feb 2026 Anambra — 1 Jan 2026 Bayelsa — 20 Feb 2026 Visit nerc.gov.ng to learn more about the NESI. #NERC #ElectricityAct2023 #StateElectricityMarkets #EnergyReform #NESI PowerSector Nigeria ElectricityData SERs EnergyTransition
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