The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) has put in place plans to ensure micro entrepreneurs are brought on board for power generation.
The commission believes that pockets of small megawatts can be generated by smaller companies particularly in large cities and the northern part of the country.
The Chairman of the Commission Sam Amadi who was in London at the weekend to make a presentation to the International Community on Nigeria’s power reforms, told Channels Television in an interview that NERC is working on finalizing some of the basic regulations that are not in place like the embedded generation regulation that can aid generation although in small but functional bits.
The commission believes that pockets of small megawatts can be generated by smaller companies particularly in large cities and the northern part of the country.
The Chairman of the Commission Sam Amadi who was in London at the weekend to make a presentation to the International Community on Nigeria’s power reforms, told Channels Television in an interview that NERC is working on finalizing some of the basic regulations that are not in place like the embedded generation regulation that can aid generation although in small but functional bits.
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