#Nigeria

President outlines green finance plans as strong demand for bonds and a new UAE partnership support the country’s energy transition.

Nigeria’s Transmission Company receives $1.16 B from development partners to expand substations, transmission lines, and modernise the national grid.

Governor Ododo’s rural electrification drive brings light and renewed hope to Ejule after years of darkness.

Aruogba residents urge Governor Okpebholo to replace failing 300 kV transformer as power cuts disrupt daily life and local businesses.

Government launches next stage of Presidential Power Initiative to expand transmission lines and boost grid capacity towards 12,000 MW target.

New transformers and compensation for power line routes aim to improve electricity supply and stability nationwide.

TCN confirms a transformer fire at Egbin substation, affecting 47 MW supply to parts of Lagos and straining grid operations in multiple areas.

500 transformers were distributed to communities across the 44 Local Government Areas of Kano State to help improve rural electrification.

The Federal Government of Nigeria vows to replace old transformers for steady electricity supply to military bases.

Factory tests completed in China clear the way for transformer shipment to Nigeria, marking progress in Ogoniland’s power infrastructure upgrade.

FG commissions 132 kV transmission line and substation in Ode-Erinje, reconnecting over 2,000 communities to the national grid after prolonged blackout.

The Federal Government has announced plans to increase its power transmission capacity from 8,500 MW to 10,000 MW by 2026.

The Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN) has commissioned a 100 MVA transformer at the 132/33 kV Osogbo Transmission Substation in Osun State.

The Transmission Company of Nigeria has unveiled a new 110 MVA, 132/33 kV transformer at Isolo Transmission Station, Lagos.

Nigeria suffered another widespread blackout after its national grid collapsed on Wednesday.

The Transmission Company of Nigeria has commissioned new transformers at substations in Alausa, Ota, and Alagbon in Lagos.

Nigerian media has reported that the country’s national electricity grid collapsed again yesterday.

The Transmission Company of Nigeria’s (TCN) tower T372, along the Gombe-Damaturu-Maiduguri 330 kV transmission line, has been destroyed by vandals.

This delivery is part of TCN’s ongoing efforts to improve transmission and ensure a more stable power supply in the Lagos area.

Data showed the supply of power fell to around 50 MW early on Monday from 4020 MW the previous day.

The areas affected include Abuja and areas in Kogi State.

The transformer increased the substation’s installed capacity from 180 MVA to 280 MVA.

The new transformer will help more power to be distributed to customers.

The Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN) has successfully upgraded two transformers for the Benin Transmission Substation and Ihovbor Work Centre.