FG is exploring potential solutions to close the gap in metering across Nigeria.
The Nigerian government is exploring measures to address the countrys metering gap which has been a long-standing issue in the power sector. The lack of adequate metering has resulted in estimated billing and disputes between electricity consumers and distribution companies.
To bridge this gap the government is considering various options such as the implementation of a meter asset provider (MAP) scheme which allows private companies to provide and maintain meters for consumers. Other measures being explored include the use of smart meters and the establishment of a national metering company. These efforts aim to improve transparency reduce electricity theft and ensure fair billing for consumers.
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Responses- 1) What specific challenges has Nigeria faced due to the metering gap in its power sector, and how has this issue affected both electricity consumers and distribution companies in terms of billing transparency and service delivery?
- 2) How might the Meter Asset Provider (MAP) scheme and the introduction of smart meters contribute to closing the metering gap in Nigeria, and what are the expected benefits for consumers and electricity providers?
- 3) Why is the Nigerian government considering the establishment of a national metering company, and how could this initiative enhance accountability, reduce electricity theft, and support fair billing practices across the country?
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