In June 2025, the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) held a three-day town hall meeting in Bauchi, Bauchi State, as part of its ongoing efforts to engage electricity consumers and promote awareness of their rights and obligations. Led by NERC Commissioner for Stakeholder Management, Mrs. Aisha Mahmud, the event marked the culmination of a series […]
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A three-day biannual Health and Safety Managers Meeting of the Nigerian Electricity Supply Industry (NESI) has begun at the premises of the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) Headquarters in Abuja. The meeting aimed to review the challenges faced and progress made in addressing health and safety concerns within the NESI. This edition focused on fostering […]
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In compliance with the amended Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria (CFRN) and the Electricity Act 2023 (Amended), the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (“NERC” or the “Commission” has issued an order to transfer regulatory oversight of the electricity market in Abia State from the Commission to the Abia State Electricity Regulatory Authority (ASERA). Recall […]
+ Read MoreThis regulatory instrument may be cited as the “Order on the Mandatory Integration of Grid-Connected Generating Units into the new SCADA/EMS for the NESI”. Click here to read more.
+ Read MoreThe commission has issued the June 2025 energy cap. Click here to view.
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The meeting in Lagos brought together key players in the Nigerian Electricity Supply Industry to address critical sector issues. Key topics on the agenda include the Metering Gap, Presidential Metering Initiative, Meter Asset Fund, NISO, and the transition to a multi-tier electricity market in relation to the SERCs, among others. This quarterly meeting is a […]
+ Read MoreIn the exercise of the powers conferred under section 226 of the Electricity Act 2023 and all powers related thereto, the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission hereby issues guidelines on registration and engagement of third-party collection service providers by electricity distribution companies. Click here to view.
+ Read MoreThe Code is designed to establish a clear set of principles and standards that will guide the conduct of licensees in NESI. Click here to view.
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The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) invites all eligible students to the 2025 NERC Essay Competition. Topic: Electricity Theft: Implications and Consequences in the Nigerian Electricity Supply Industry. Who is Eligible? The competition is open to students in Senior Secondary School Year Two (SS2) in both public and private secondary schools across the country. What’s […]
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