Fashola, who declared this in a speech at the Nigeria- South Africa Chamber of Commerce (NSACC), added that the government had “engaged with Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN) to offer the rights to take the 2,000MW and enunciated the Eligible Customer Policy for consumers who take up to 2MW and beyond.” “The government achieved Incremental Generation of 1,000MW per year against 4,000MW in 16 years, which amounts to 250MW per year; transmission capacity improvement by 666MW per year against 5,000MW in 16 years, which amounts to 312.5MW per year; and distribution capacity improvement by 740MW per year as against 3,000MW in 16 years which amounts to 187.5MW per year. “You will also have to compare our plans for tomorrow with the plan of the others, and this takes me to the other part of the topic about Prospects For The Future,” he said. According to Fashola, “Today, I can tell you that by the end of this year, another 945MW will be ready for supply from the following power plants; (i) Azura 450MW (which is finished and producing); (ii) AFAM IV 240MW (which is finished and awaiting commissioning); (iii) Kaduna 215MW (which is undergoing pre-commissioning testing); and (iv) Kashimbilla 40MW (which is near- ing completion). “Between 2019 and 2020 (Q1) Zungeru 700MW, Okpai II 450MW, totalling 1,150MW should come into operation. “These do not include about 7,000MW of installed, but inoperative power plants that are constrained either by gas supply or transmission capacity or both, about which action is being taken. “It does not include independent power plants now under construction in nine federal universities with a plan to scale to 37, neither does it include 15 independent power projects targeting major markets now under construction to power 85,000 shops and small businesses. “On the transmission side, we have finalized a 10-year transmission expansion plan from 2018 to 2028. We have recovered 690 containers of power equipment abandoned at the port as part of the legacy of the previous 16 years, and deployed them to the sub-stations they were originally meant for. “Currently, there are not less than 90 transmission sub-station projects at different stages of construction. This year, we have completed a few.]]>
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