Electricity generation in the country dropped below 2,500 megawatts over the weekend due to low load demand by the distribution companies.
According to the Nigeria Electricity System Operator, total output from the nation’s 27 power plants dropped from 3,364MW on Thursday to 2,649.1MW on Friday.
It fell further to 2,492MW on Saturday.
The system operator put the nation’s installed generation capacity at 12,910.40MW, available capacity at 7,652.60MW, transmission wheeling capacity at 8,100MW and the peak generation ever attained at 5,375MW.
Electricity generation in the country dropped below 2,500 megawatts over the weekend due to low load demand by the distribution companies.
According to the Nigeria Electricity System Operator, total output from the nation’s 27 power plants dropped from 3,364MW on Thursday to 2,649.1MW on Friday.
It fell further to 2,492MW on Saturday.
The system operator put the nation’s installed generation capacity at 12,910.40MW, available capacity at 7,652.60MW, transmission wheeling capacity at 8,100MW and the peak generation ever attained at 5,375MW.
Electricity generation in the country dropped below 2,500 megawatts over the weekend due to low load demand by the distribution companies.
According to the Nigeria Electricity System Operator, total output from the nation’s 27 power plants dropped from 3,364MW on Thursday to 2,649.1MW on Friday.
It fell further to 2,492MW on Saturday.
The system operator put the nation’s installed generation capacity at 12,910.40MW, available capacity at 7,652.60MW, transmission wheeling capacity at 8,100MW and the peak generation ever attained at 5,375MW.
Electricity generation in the country dropped below 2,500 megawatts over the weekend due to low load demand by the distribution companies.
According to the Nigeria Electricity System Operator, total output from the nation’s 27 power plants dropped from 3,364MW on Thursday to 2,649.1MW on Friday.
It fell further to 2,492MW on Saturday.
The system operator put the nation’s installed generation capacity at 12,910.40MW, available capacity at 7,652.60MW, transmission wheeling capacity at 8,100MW and the peak generation ever attained at 5,375MW.
Electricity generation in the country dropped below 2,500 megawatts over the weekend due to low load demand by the distribution companies.
According to the Nigeria Electricity System Operator, total output from the nation’s 27 power plants dropped from 3,364MW on Thursday to 2,649.1MW on Friday.
It fell further to 2,492MW on Saturday.
The system operator put the nation’s installed generation capacity at 12,910.40MW, available capacity at 7,652.60MW, transmission wheeling capacity at 8,100MW and the peak generation ever attained at 5,375MW.
Electricity generation in the country dropped below 2,500 megawatts over the weekend due to low load demand by the distribution companies.
According to the Nigeria Electricity System Operator, total output from the nation’s 27 power plants dropped from 3,364MW on Thursday to 2,649.1MW on Friday.
It fell further to 2,492MW on Saturday.
The system operator put the nation’s installed generation capacity at 12,910.40MW, available capacity at 7,652.60MW, transmission wheeling capacity at 8,100MW and the peak generation ever attained at 5,375MW.
Electricity generation in the country dropped below 2,500 megawatts over the weekend due to low load demand by the distribution companies.
According to the Nigeria Electricity System Operator, total output from the nation’s 27 power plants dropped from 3,364MW on Thursday to 2,649.1MW on Friday.
It fell further to 2,492MW on Saturday.
The system operator put the nation’s installed generation capacity at 12,910.40MW, available capacity at 7,652.60MW, transmission wheeling capacity at 8,100MW and the peak generation ever attained at 5,375MW.
Electricity generation in the country dropped below 2,500 megawatts over the weekend due to low load demand by the distribution companies.
According to the Nigeria Electricity System Operator, total output from the nation’s 27 power plants dropped from 3,364MW on Thursday to 2,649.1MW on Friday.
It fell further to 2,492MW on Saturday.
The system operator put the nation’s installed generation capacity at 12,910.40MW, available capacity at 7,652.60MW, transmission wheeling capacity at 8,100MW and the peak generation ever attained at 5,375MW.
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