The ministry of Power has identified vandalism on a transmission tower as the immediate cause of the national blackout.
The ministry in a statement Saturday evening said the attack on the Odukpani Ikot Ekpene 330kV double circuit transmission line resulted in a sudden loss of about 400MW of generation.
It added that the incident thereafter led to a cascade of plant shut down across the country.
The ministry however assured Nigerians that the power on the grid is being restored sequentially by the System Operator as other on-grid power plants are being dispatched to cover the lost generation capacity from the Calabar power plant owned by the Niger Power Holding Company Ltd.
Read full statement below:
Further to our earlier press release, we wish to apprise the general public that the immediate cause of national blackout (system collapse) was an act of vandalism on a transmission tower on the Odukpani Ikot Ekpene 330kV double circuit transmission line thus resulting in a sudden loss of about 400MW of generation. This consequently led to a cascade of plant shut down across the country.
We wish to notify the public that power on the grid is being restored sequentially by the System Operator as other on-grid power plants are being dispatched to cover the lost generation capacity from the Calabar power plant owned by the Niger Power Holding Company Ltd.
The ministry of Power has identified vandalism on a transmission tower as the immediate cause of the national blackout.
The ministry in a statement Saturday evening said the attack on the Odukpani Ikot Ekpene 330kV double circuit transmission line resulted in a sudden loss of about 400MW of generation.
It added that the incident thereafter led to a cascade of plant shut down across the country.
The ministry however assured Nigerians that the power on the grid is being restored sequentially by the System Operator as other on-grid power plants are being dispatched to cover the lost generation capacity from the Calabar power plant owned by the Niger Power Holding Company Ltd.
Read full statement below:
Further to our earlier press release, we wish to apprise the general public that the immediate cause of national blackout (system collapse) was an act of vandalism on a transmission tower on the Odukpani Ikot Ekpene 330kV double circuit transmission line thus resulting in a sudden loss of about 400MW of generation. This consequently led to a cascade of plant shut down across the country.
We wish to notify the public that power on the grid is being restored sequentially by the System Operator as other on-grid power plants are being dispatched to cover the lost generation capacity from the Calabar power plant owned by the Niger Power Holding Company Ltd.
The ministry of Power has identified vandalism on a transmission tower as the immediate cause of the national blackout.
The ministry in a statement Saturday evening said the attack on the Odukpani Ikot Ekpene 330kV double circuit transmission line resulted in a sudden loss of about 400MW of generation.
It added that the incident thereafter led to a cascade of plant shut down across the country.
The ministry however assured Nigerians that the power on the grid is being restored sequentially by the System Operator as other on-grid power plants are being dispatched to cover the lost generation capacity from the Calabar power plant owned by the Niger Power Holding Company Ltd.
Read full statement below:
Further to our earlier press release, we wish to apprise the general public that the immediate cause of national blackout (system collapse) was an act of vandalism on a transmission tower on the Odukpani Ikot Ekpene 330kV double circuit transmission line thus resulting in a sudden loss of about 400MW of generation. This consequently led to a cascade of plant shut down across the country.
We wish to notify the public that power on the grid is being restored sequentially by the System Operator as other on-grid power plants are being dispatched to cover the lost generation capacity from the Calabar power plant owned by the Niger Power Holding Company Ltd.
The ministry of Power has identified vandalism on a transmission tower as the immediate cause of the national blackout.
The ministry in a statement Saturday evening said the attack on the Odukpani Ikot Ekpene 330kV double circuit transmission line resulted in a sudden loss of about 400MW of generation.
It added that the incident thereafter led to a cascade of plant shut down across the country.
The ministry however assured Nigerians that the power on the grid is being restored sequentially by the System Operator as other on-grid power plants are being dispatched to cover the lost generation capacity from the Calabar power plant owned by the Niger Power Holding Company Ltd.
Read full statement below:
Further to our earlier press release, we wish to apprise the general public that the immediate cause of national blackout (system collapse) was an act of vandalism on a transmission tower on the Odukpani Ikot Ekpene 330kV double circuit transmission line thus resulting in a sudden loss of about 400MW of generation. This consequently led to a cascade of plant shut down across the country.
We wish to notify the public that power on the grid is being restored sequentially by the System Operator as other on-grid power plants are being dispatched to cover the lost generation capacity from the Calabar power plant owned by the Niger Power Holding Company Ltd.
The ministry of Power has identified vandalism on a transmission tower as the immediate cause of the national blackout.
The ministry in a statement Saturday evening said the attack on the Odukpani Ikot Ekpene 330kV double circuit transmission line resulted in a sudden loss of about 400MW of generation.
It added that the incident thereafter led to a cascade of plant shut down across the country.
The ministry however assured Nigerians that the power on the grid is being restored sequentially by the System Operator as other on-grid power plants are being dispatched to cover the lost generation capacity from the Calabar power plant owned by the Niger Power Holding Company Ltd.
Read full statement below:
Further to our earlier press release, we wish to apprise the general public that the immediate cause of national blackout (system collapse) was an act of vandalism on a transmission tower on the Odukpani Ikot Ekpene 330kV double circuit transmission line thus resulting in a sudden loss of about 400MW of generation. This consequently led to a cascade of plant shut down across the country.
We wish to notify the public that power on the grid is being restored sequentially by the System Operator as other on-grid power plants are being dispatched to cover the lost generation capacity from the Calabar power plant owned by the Niger Power Holding Company Ltd.
The ministry of Power has identified vandalism on a transmission tower as the immediate cause of the national blackout.
The ministry in a statement Saturday evening said the attack on the Odukpani Ikot Ekpene 330kV double circuit transmission line resulted in a sudden loss of about 400MW of generation.
It added that the incident thereafter led to a cascade of plant shut down across the country.
The ministry however assured Nigerians that the power on the grid is being restored sequentially by the System Operator as other on-grid power plants are being dispatched to cover the lost generation capacity from the Calabar power plant owned by the Niger Power Holding Company Ltd.
Read full statement below:
Further to our earlier press release, we wish to apprise the general public that the immediate cause of national blackout (system collapse) was an act of vandalism on a transmission tower on the Odukpani Ikot Ekpene 330kV double circuit transmission line thus resulting in a sudden loss of about 400MW of generation. This consequently led to a cascade of plant shut down across the country.
We wish to notify the public that power on the grid is being restored sequentially by the System Operator as other on-grid power plants are being dispatched to cover the lost generation capacity from the Calabar power plant owned by the Niger Power Holding Company Ltd.
The ministry of Power has identified vandalism on a transmission tower as the immediate cause of the national blackout.
The ministry in a statement Saturday evening said the attack on the Odukpani Ikot Ekpene 330kV double circuit transmission line resulted in a sudden loss of about 400MW of generation.
It added that the incident thereafter led to a cascade of plant shut down across the country.
The ministry however assured Nigerians that the power on the grid is being restored sequentially by the System Operator as other on-grid power plants are being dispatched to cover the lost generation capacity from the Calabar power plant owned by the Niger Power Holding Company Ltd.
Read full statement below:
Further to our earlier press release, we wish to apprise the general public that the immediate cause of national blackout (system collapse) was an act of vandalism on a transmission tower on the Odukpani Ikot Ekpene 330kV double circuit transmission line thus resulting in a sudden loss of about 400MW of generation. This consequently led to a cascade of plant shut down across the country.
We wish to notify the public that power on the grid is being restored sequentially by the System Operator as other on-grid power plants are being dispatched to cover the lost generation capacity from the Calabar power plant owned by the Niger Power Holding Company Ltd.
The ministry of Power has identified vandalism on a transmission tower as the immediate cause of the national blackout.
The ministry in a statement Saturday evening said the attack on the Odukpani Ikot Ekpene 330kV double circuit transmission line resulted in a sudden loss of about 400MW of generation.
It added that the incident thereafter led to a cascade of plant shut down across the country.
The ministry however assured Nigerians that the power on the grid is being restored sequentially by the System Operator as other on-grid power plants are being dispatched to cover the lost generation capacity from the Calabar power plant owned by the Niger Power Holding Company Ltd.
Read full statement below:
Further to our earlier press release, we wish to apprise the general public that the immediate cause of national blackout (system collapse) was an act of vandalism on a transmission tower on the Odukpani Ikot Ekpene 330kV double circuit transmission line thus resulting in a sudden loss of about 400MW of generation. This consequently led to a cascade of plant shut down across the country.
We wish to notify the public that power on the grid is being restored sequentially by the System Operator as other on-grid power plants are being dispatched to cover the lost generation capacity from the Calabar power plant owned by the Niger Power Holding Company Ltd.
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