Omololu2121:
Where Lagos state government wan get gas from?
Niger delta

baralatie:
Lagos state should remember that any establishment that produces power above 100kw must get their license from the federal govt nt the state govt and all such power must be transfered to the national grid first

Omololu2121:
Where Lagos state government wan get gas from?
Niger delta

wellmax:

Oshey Oga moderator.
They already know

Omololu2121:
Where Lagos state government wan get gas from?
Niger delta

baralatie:
Lagos state should remember that any establishment that produces power above 100kw must get their license from the federal govt nt the state govt and all such power must be transfered to the national grid first

deomelllo:





It is going to be off grid.

Omololu2121:
Where Lagos state government wan get gas from?
Niger delta

baralatie:
Lagos state should remember that any establishment that produces power above 100kw must get their license from the federal govt nt the state govt and all such power must be transfered to the national grid first

baralatie:

any power that is off grid in excess of 100kw can not be sold to the public for whatever reason apart from the establishment making sure it gets that production license

NERC approves Lagos 3,000MW embedded power project


In the arrangement, prospective EPPs will generate and inject off-grid power for distribution through the network of Eko and Ikeja DisCos. Huge investments are anticipated in upgrading distribution infrastructure of the DisCos such as 33/11kv, step down sub-stations, distribution transformers and feeders.


http://press.com.ng/news/nerc-approves-lagos-3000mw-embedded-power-project/

deomelllo:






I don't know where you get your facts from, but this is strictly going to be embedded in Lagos and totally off grid and it's already been approved by NERC.

baralatie:

and do they also know that it is only the fg that can sell power!

baralatie:

the eko and Ikeja are discos on the national grid

arrestdarrester:


I want to believe LASG must have taken that into consideration. There must be a policy in the Electricity Regulatory Agency under the Ministry of Power that allows for players other than GENCOs to generate power for commercial purposes.

But come to think of it Ooo, we are long overdue for this as a Nation.

metronaijaNG:
The Lagos State Government has perfected plans to bring about a quantum leap to the State’s economy in 2018 through the Embedded Power Supply Project and the review of the Land Use Charge Law.

The power project, aimed at delivering an estimated 3,000 Megawatts to homes and industries, is expected to lift the economy of Lagos which is Nigeria’s industrial hub, while the revised Land Use Charge Law had been designed to improve the values of property in the State.

The State’s House of Assembly had last week announced the passage of two bills expected to provide the legal framework for the programmes by enacting the Lagos State Embedded Power Supply Law 2018 and the Lagos State Land Use Charge Law 2018.

Both laws are expected to be signed this week by the State Governor, Mr. Akinwunmi Ambode.

Speaking on the development, Commissioner for Information and Strategy, Mr Kehinde Bamigbetan said the two strategic laws were part of the grand plan of the present administration to boost the economy and make life easier and comfortable for the people.

He said: “The Embedded Power Supply programme will provide the enabling environment for the private sector to generate not less than 1000 mega watts every year in the first phase of three years by using gas to produce power and distributing the electricity to consumers.

“As enabler, the Lagos State Government will guarantee the off-take of the generated power.

“This new product is expected to expand the distribution network and increase metering capacity of the electricity distribution firms in Lagos State including Eko Distribution Company and Ikeja Electricity Distribution Company.”

Bamigbetan said to ensure return on investment by participating companies and encourage more electricity companies to invest in the embedded power sector, the law has been arranged to provide the framework for the government to support the firms in the collection of tariffs and enforcement of contracts.

Speaking further, the Commissioner said: “A novel feature of the law is the introduction of provisions for the prosecution and sentencing of those who tap electricity illegally or use the power produced through the embedded power system without entering into contracts with the companies.

“Defined as power theft, industry watchers believe that this is the first law to provide penalties for a major cause of financial failures of electricity companies and with regular power supply in homes and industries, the Lagos State Government expects a giant leap in the production and growth of the economy,” Bamigbetan said.

Besides, the Land Use Charge Law is considered as the answer to the agitations of residents for a transparent process of determining rates.

Under the revised law, estate valuers authorised to assess and value tenements will ensure that the data are reliable and the indices are explicit.

The revised law also exempts tenements owned by non-profit organisations, religious bodies and public cemeteries and burial grounds.

http://www.metronaija.ng/new-lagos-electricity-property-laws/

deomelllo:



And so what? You mean they can not get off grid power because they are connected to the power grid?

I just showed you the agreement and approval by NERC.


It's not by force to argue.

baralatie:

you are the one that likes to argue.whatever the private firms produce it goes on the national grid there is nothing anybody can do about it.Lagos state has eko and Ikeja disco that buy from the national grid.it cannot buy from the private producers of power

NERC approves Lagos 3,000MW embedded power project


In the arrangement, prospective EPPs will generate and inject off-grid power for distribution through the network of Eko and Ikeja DisCos. Huge investments are anticipated in upgrading distribution infrastructure of the DisCos such as 33/11kv, step down sub-stations, distribution transformers and feeders.


http://press.com.ng/news/nerc-approves-lagos-3000mw-embedded-power-project/