hahn:


Do you have a picture?

Modified

I just Googled the pics. No a bad idea

Pavore9:


While they focus on cleaning up the plastic waste already accumulated over the decades, recycling them into other environmental friendly products such as sign posts, seats etc.

veraponpo:


If you hear that power has dropped to 1000 MW, you will easily believe it but it is hard for you to believe a good news with positive impact on lives and properties.


You get it wrong. We don't need to hear. We need to experience it.




You need deliverance ASAP.

Paulancebay:
7000MW on 5000MW Capacity gridline?

Blue3k:

Africa’s largest economy now has the capacity to produce more power than it can distribute.

Well that's no good.

Flets:
Fools everywhere.

Fools will agree that we doubled our highest production in less than two months (from 3300MW to 7000MW) without any capital infrastructural input. I guess we generated the extra power from thin air. APC is just desperate to find at least one campaign point.... but sorry this one cant fly. We are in total darkness even in rainy season

Again, Fools everywhere

The last reported peak power generation (Wednesday 13 September 2017) was 4142.5MW (courtesy of three)

http://www.pwh.gov.ng/management/manage/webpages/reg_upload/uploads_images/14900192759855.pdf

macphilip:
but my generator has been on for the past 2 days
I think the light is only in Sambisa

veraponpo:



The light in my area has become almost fully steady.

If it is off for a while, you can be sure it will be restored within a short time.

Mr Fashola is doing well

veraponpo:



The light in my area has become almost fully steady.

If it is off for a while, you can be sure it will be restored within a short time.

Mr Fashola is doing well

idupaul:


It seems Fashola has set up a data for yiu guys to be lying from ..so before Monday how many hours were you getting

Hectarus:
Oga, did you read of how Discos have been rejecting up to 1000MW of electricity on a daily basis? I for one have never doubted the capability of existing infrastructure in generation-Infact, gas supply has been on the increase, the rainy season is here thus the Gencos are generating but bros, you and I know that the discos are thecrooks-they are the weak link in this value chain..

obailala:
Installed capacity has always been above 10,000mw. You dont need to be a genius to know that only some maintenance works and availability of gas (not necessarily major capital investment) can boost power generation significantly.

veraponpo:



The light in my area has become almost fully steady.

If it is off for a while, you can be sure it will be restored within a short time.

Mr Fashola is doing well

anyaekekehinde:

Lies

You need massive and highly capital intensive infrastructure development in both Transmission and Distribution network to be able to handle 7000MW.
Transmission capacity as at last quarter hoveered around 5000MW
One thing about Electricity that people dont know is you cant store it.
As you Generate, there must be people downstream to consume
Power generated = Power demanded + losses.

So its a lie that 7000MW was generated, because where is the Transmission and Distrubtion Network to handle it

anyaekekehinde:

Lies

You need massive and highly capital intensive infrastructure development in both Transmission and Distribution network to be able to handle 7000MW.
Transmission capacity as at last quarter hoveered around 5000MW
One thing about Electricity that people dont know is you cant store it.
As you Generate, there must be people downstream to consume
Power generated = Power demanded + losses.

So its a lie that 7000MW was generated, because where is the Transmission and Distrubtion Network to handle it

veraponpo:
On September 12 this year (2017) Nigeria’s power production reached an all-time peak of 7,001 MW, indicating that Africa’s largest economy now has the capacity to produce more power than it can distribute. In May last year, Babatunde Fashola, minister of Power Works, and Housing, unveiled what he called an incremental power policy as a…

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https://www.businessdayonline.com/power-generation-hits-time-high-7001mw/

Rick9:
Engineers in the house, I have this question,
How exactly is this MegaWatts generated, and why can't Nigeria generate up to 20,000MW ?

Gamesmart:


I hope you know Nigeria supplies power to Togo, Benin and Niger?

anyaekekehinde:


Yes and so??
I can give you more details.
The Line is called Sakate 330KV line, on about 202MW from Ikeja West RTC.
So because Nigeria supplies Togo/Benin light, does it mean we have huge Transmission capacity??7

obailala:
What exactly is a LIE there? Are you sure you bothered reading the report before compulsively jumping into this your conclusions?... Did you read the part where it said 7001mw was power 'generated'?... You are busy talking of Transmission and Distribution.

A country that has had installed generating capacity of up to 12,000mw for ages does not need any massive capital investment to yank its generation from 3000mw to 7000mw; all that is needed is some turn-around maintenance on already existing but non-functional power turbines, in addition to improving supply of gas to power stations.

By the way, Transmission capacity has recently been upgraded from 5000mw in 2015 to 6700mw recently. So the real problem currently is in Distribution, the useless DISCOs who don't havewhat it takes to be DISCOs.

Gamesmart:


Because we don't have transmission capacity does not mean the generation stated was a lie.