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Milito:


Alright, thank you. I'll send you a mail.


IKEDC installed one metre at one of our facilities and since the metre was installed, our least bill has been 5m per month. For Nov, they even went a step further and billed us 7m despite that they only supplied 194hrs of electricity for the month. I'm seriously of the opinion that the metre is not giving accurate readings.

Anyways, we'll talk more directly.

adahpatrick:
Wow.... so this Nepa guys have been over billing me.... imagine oo i used the calculator and its showing N4, 567 and dis nepa guys go dey give me 12,000 naira God dey ooo.

At op tanks for enlighten us... nice one

Also pleas what is the generator stuff about??

nony43:
No light high tariff, EEDC is the worst we don't have light in December, we are on night plan in Aba , and they gave us 8k bill only for December

moscobabs:
I pay 2-3k for my electricity bill monthly in Ijoko Ogun state.I don't need to complain even if its 5k cos it worth it. But to be sincere with you we are having up to 18 hours light in that area. PHCN are really improving in Nigeria

God bless Fashola

God bless Buhari

God bless Nigeria

moscobabs:
I pay 2-3k for my electricity bill monthly in Ijoko Ogun state.I don't need to complain even if its 5k cos it worth it. But to be sincere with you we are having up to 18 hours light in that area. PHCN are really improving in Nigeria

God bless Fashola

God bless Buhari

God bless Nigeria

agabusta:
Supply has massively improved in Lagos. I'm getting an average of 15hours supply on the mainland.

Fashola is gradually turning things around. Kudos to him. I hope the haters will not come and alledge it's the rains again.

For those whose supply is still not encouraging could you please post your location.

sanerugwei:
To make your app better consider making it possible to Also be able to remove appliances.
Its called user friendliness in app development.

sanerugwei:

Keep deceiving yourself.
How many new megawatts has Fasholaor APC govt as a whole added to the power grid since 2015, or do you think its magi?
That you are getting any improvements at all means that some other areas are now suffering more due to the obvious inefficiencies in the power supply chain in 9ja.

agabusta:


It is you that is actually deceiving yourself. It is not only about adding MW. If the efficiency of the system is improved, it will result in greater supply.

During the rains when the improvement started, you lots claimed it was because of rain. Infact if not for the senseless bombings by Avengers, we would have been enjoying far better supply.

Why is it so difficult for you people to throw in some commendation if progress is observed. It won't take anything from you.

If there is no improvement at your location, you better let us know the DISCO supplying you, to confirm if it's among those rejecting supply from the transmission company of Nigeria. Or didn't you read the story of some discos turning down supply?

moscobabs:
I pay 2-3k for my electricity bill monthly in Ijoko Ogun state.I don't need to complain even if its 5k cos it worth it. But to be sincere with you we are having up to 18 hours light in that area. PHCN are really improving in Nigeria

God bless Fashola

God bless Buhari

God bless Nigeria

energywatchng:
Thanks for your observation... there is a remove button by the right end of each selected appliance, attached is a pics to show you

sanerugwei:

There you go again jumping into what you know nothing about.
What efficiency are you talking about?
What is the current conservative energy need of Nigeria as a whole, and what is the current installed capacity across the value chain.
Maybe that is too much let's break it down for you, to make it easier for you I will use numbers.
To attain at at least 12 hours daily Nigeria needs to generate and distribute about 20,000 megawatts.
If you put together all the power plants today and assume that they are very efficient, you will still have less than 8000 megawatts.
Dont forget when you take of value chain for power we are looking at generation, transmission and then distribution.
Which of these has your power minister efficiently improved?

sanerugwei:

There you go again jumping into what you know nothing about.
What efficiency are you talking about?
What is the current conservative energy need of Nigeria as a whole, and what is the current installed capacity across the value chain.
Maybe that is too much let's break it down for you, to make it easier for you I will use numbers.
To attain at at least 12 hours daily Nigeria needs to generate and distribute about 20,000 megawatts.
If you put together all the power plants today and assume that they are very efficient, you will still have less than 8000 megawatts.
Dont forget when you take of value chain for power we are looking at generation, transmission and then distribution.
Which of these has your power minister efficiently improved?

http://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2016/05/07/fashola-unveils-roadmap-for-boosting-electricity-generation/

By Ejiofor Alike

The Minister of Power, Works and Housing, Mr. Babatunde Fashola yesterday unveiled federal government’s roadmap for boosting electricity generation through incremental power, saying that the government is looking at what the country could generate out of the existing power assets.

Delivering a public lecture in Lagos yesterday, the minister stated that the country has 26 power plants, with three powered by water in Jebba, Kainji and Shiroro, while the rest of the plants are powered by gas.

According to him, the country has 140 turbines with installed capacity of 12,341 megawatts, adding however that at the best of times, only about 78 turbines generate power, which had resulted in February 2, 2016 peak of 5,074 MW.

“The problems have been identified as either damaged, unmaintained or unserviced turbines in the hydro power plants, and in the cases of gas plants, it is largely non-availability of gas, coupled with lack of maintenance.”

Fashola said the Jebba Hydro power plant, which was commissioned in 1985 by President Muhammadu Buhari with six turbines to provide 540MW of power, were to be overhauled once every 5-6 years but this was never done for 28 years, until it was handed over in 2013, in the aftermath of the privatisation.

According to him, the first overhaul has now been completed and more will be undertaken and described this effort as incremental power.

Fashola, whose lecture was on ‘Nigeria’s Electricity Challenge: A Roadmap for Change,’ also noted that in a report recently submitted to his office by the concessionaire of Jebba and Kainji, the total available capacity of the two plants is 482 MW and 340 MW respectively totaling 822 MW.

He described the plan by the investors to boost the generation to 1338 MW as incremental power.

The minister further stated that when the Egbin Power plant in Ikorodu, which was delivered in 1985 during the tenure of President Babangida had six turbines with total capacity of 1,320 MW but when it was handed over in 2013, it had only two functional turbines of 400MW generating capacity.

“I was at the plant in December 2015, to switch on Turbine 6, which means all the six turbines have been restored. This is incremental power. But these are just examples of the maintenance and technical challenges we grapple with daily in the government from the President, to the Vice-President, and the Ministry which seek to manage the men and women. Let me share with you some of the human and administrative challenges, relating to incremental power,” he explained.

Fashola recalled what he called the announcement of an alleged “commissioning” of a power plant in Edo State by the last administration during the election campaign.

“This was the Azura power project meant to deliver 450 Megawatts. In reality, what took place was only the turning of the sod. The main activity, which were government securities and guarantees to enable the financing of the project were never issued. This was delayed for about a year. It was the Buhari administration that prioritised this, resolved it, and work has now started with 422 workers on site and estimated completion date of December 2018. This is the road to incremental power,” he added.

He also recalled the Aba Power plant initiated by Prof. Barth Nnaji to generate140 MW and ring fence Aba for dedicated power, long before he was ever appointed minister.

According to Fashola, the former minister had an agreement given to him by the federal government, which assured him that the plant would never be sold in the event of privatisation.

He revealed that the same government later made another agreement, ignoring the original one, and sold Enugu Disco to a new owner, which included Aba Power.

The minister noted that none of the two parties should be blamed as both of them had legitimate contracts, which were conflicting and issued by the same government.

“Instead of spending their energy and resources completing the power plants and delivering electricity, they were forced to spend their resources and energy seeking to untie themselves from the problems created by government since 2013. This government has waded into the matter, and, through the Vice President, directed our ministry to facilitate reconciliation, and with the cooperation of the parties, their sense of patriotism, we got the parties out-of-court in a settlement three years after.

“We are now formalising their papers so that they can operate independently and collaborate to supply power to Aba and Enugu Distribution that covers most of the East instead of fighting in court. Solving the problems of yesterday is the road to incremental power,” Fashola explained.

He also disclosed that the Zungeru Power Plant, meant to deliver 700 MW in Niger state, was held up in court for several years.

According to him, “although the project is now three years behind, the dispute has been resolved, parties are out of court, over 800 workers are back on site and this should deliver incremental power”.

energywatchng:
Are you an electricity user?
Do you have a meter?
Is your meter bad?
Are you been given crazy bills?
Do you want to have an idea of your actual electricity consumption?
Do you want to have an idea of what you should be billed?

This is for you

www.energywatchng.com/billingcalculator

Here is how it works

Your Disco: You select the disco that is covering your area e.g. Ikeja disco for a resident of Surulere

Your Tariff: You select the tariff class use by your disco for billing you e.g. R2S for single phase residential customer

Supply Availability: This is the average number of hours you have light in a day e.g. in Allen we have light averagely of 13 hours (This supply availability will act as a guard so you dont put appliance usuage greater than the number of hours you have light).

Your Appliances: you select your various appliances, the quantity

Daily usuage: this is the number of minutes you use a particular selected appliances calculated in minutes (60 mins = 1 hour) so if u use it for 4 hous u put (4 x 60) = 240 mins.

Add Appliance: You click this to add a selected appliance, so u can select other ones

when you done you click calculate energy & billing. (5% VAT inclusive with the current tariff rate).

Be sincere when rating your consumption so you can have an accurate answer, also make sure you have a good internet connection to run the calculation.

here is the link www.energywatchng.com/billingcalculator/

Drop questions here if you having difficulties.

yasolan:

If I may ask which part of ijoko, light is not good here o

opal4real:


In this country? Unless you stay in an industrial area.

moscobabs:

Shine shine area to oyero and onipetesi


So which area u stay

Chukazu:


I sincerely believe that every state should have it own DISCO, putting the energy need of an entire region in the hands of one DISCO who knows next to nothing about electricity management is simply absurd.. Emeka OFFER and the rest are only out to reap where they haven't sowed

opal4real:


In this country? Unless you stay in an industrial area.

Donsammi:
I stay in Abuja . I get light sometimes 24hrs and it goes maybe for maximum of 2hrs and minimum of 5min and its back .and a pay N1000k a month. I use prepaid meter ..
this December they reduced the units of 1000 naira to 39.0 units ...next I am paying for 2k

moscobabs:

Guy come to my area at ijoko and confirm sometimes we pray that NEPA takes light so our bill will not much

moscobabs:

Guy come to my area at ijoko and confirm sometimes we pray that NEPA takes light so our bill will not much

opal4real:


Ewo!!! Una dey enjoy eh! I pay 3k5 monthly for an average of 3 to 5hrs electricity daily. I have paid for pre-paid meter for 3 months and all i keep hearing is "we do not have meters on ground, please be patient"

loveme112:
OURS IS FIXED.. THEY DON'T EVEN CARE IF YOUR METER DE READ OR NOT... 10K EVERY MONTH.., WHERE'S NIGERIA GOING TO?

Josephnice:
What kind of electricity calculation would entails you adding up your appliances? That's the work of your meter whose reading is dependant on the number of home electrical appliances you have.
Calculate it this way: mark the last reading, subtract it from the present reading, multiply the result by the tariff billing( rs2 24.08), add the Vat 5% of the total sum that's your supposed billing for that month