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By Michael Eboh The Federal Government has given approval to about 138 companies to function as Metering Service Providers in the Nigeria power sector. Prepaid meters Prepaid meters The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission, NERC, in a document obtained by Vanguard, disclosed that the companies were certified after due inspection and consideration. Specifically, five companies were certified as meter manufacturers; 13 companies were given government approval to import meters into the country, while 28 companies were certified as meter vendors. Also, thirteen companies were approved by NERC as individual meter installers while 79 companies were certified as corporate installers. The five companies approved as meter manufacturers are Elsewedy Electric Nigeria Limited, Momas Electricity Meters Manufacturing Company Limited (MEMMCOL), Uni Star Hitech Nigeria Limited, Electricity Meter Company Nigeria Limited (EMCON) and Mojec International. However, Memmcol, apart from the approval given to it to manufacture meters, was also given approval to function as a meter vendor and corporate installer. Also, EMCON, in addition to its meter manufacturing certification, also got approval to act as an importer, vendor and corporate installer. Mojec International also got approval as a meter importer, meter vendor and a corporate installer of meters, while Uni-star Hitech got approval to also perform as an importer, vendor and corporate installer. The NERC had, a couple of days ago, given electricity distribution companies (Discos), two weeks within which to provide electricity consumers whose meters are yet to be delivered months after payment with the products. Chairman of NERC, Dr. Sam Amadi, said the Commission will view very seriously failure to meter these consumers. According to him, the NERC will give Discos two weeks to make sure they fully meter all those who have paid because the order of the commission is 45 days. He said, “After two weeks, we will be conducting public hearings to ascertain whether all those who have paid for CAPMI meters have been metered. - See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/11/estimated-billing-fg-licenses-138-companies-provide-meters/#sthash.Jhl1kLou.dpuf |
Born2berich:I just hate stupid optimism |
myjoy08:you better shut your ,mouth. by the time all the stocks get to 1 naira your eyes will open |
Do you guys really think this due to Elections? |
supporter of APC |
jarkbauer:Take positions now! |
4dchairman:I didnt listen to myjoy08 but alot of people did. he should bury his head for now. his generous optimism is amusing |
This is the week of Golden opportunities..... Take Positions |
myjoy08:Guy you be number one fuckup. I exited my positions since the onset of this crash but you were telling many people to hold on...mysad08 you should be ashamed of yourself. You are causing sadness to many people. and they are cursing you already |
many stocks are reaching and passing their 1year low |
Charlesnerd:You are almost right. but add CILEASING and COSTAIN |
heard from a broker that someone put up 1million units of Oando at 17.82 for sale but was only able to sell 500 units. |
I doubt if Nigerian can ever get better |
isrecole:lies lagos budget is around 400 billion thats 2.8 trillion in 7yrs. So you cant see nothing! When you are blind you are blind. |
Una dey craze was he ever adopted before? |
http://www.punchng.com/business/business-economy/power-generating-plants-perform-below-30-capacity-fg/ Big Nosed Nebo.... giving excuses since 1940 |
Minister of Power, Prof. Chinedu NeboEleven months after being run by private operators, some power generating plants in the country are performing below 30 per cent of their installed capacities, the Federal Government has said.The poor performance, it said, was largely due to gas constraints, which had posed a major challenge that was hampering the visible impact of the reform efforts in the power sector.A document made available to our correspondent by the Nigerian Society of Engineers in Abuja, which contains a presentation by the Minister of Power, Prof. Chinedu Nebo, revealed that many power plants built to generate electricity were only able to utilise a fraction of their installed capacities due to shortfalls in the supply of gas.Nebo said, “Of the original six power plants that were privatised, not one is functioning at up to 70 per cent of installed capacity. Some are functioning at less than 30 per cent capacity due to gas shortage. To make matters worse, many of the gas infrastructure that supply these power plants have come under attack by vandals with various agendas.“Oil thieves are breaking up gas pipelines in the hopes of finding oil to steal. Political enemies are hoping to reduce power supply in one area or the other in an effort to sabotage opponents. Even when the gas infrastructure is free of sabotage, obtaining the gas needed is a problem because of the historically low price for gas in the domestic market.“This low price made investments in the supply of gas to the domestic gas market unattractive for gas producers. Consequently, for years, development in supply of gas to the domestic market in general and power in particular, has stagnated.”The PUNCH had on Tuesday reported that the current epileptic supply of electricity being experienced across many parts of the country was as a result of the massive drop in generated power by 1,000 megawatts in the last one week, a development that was attributed to shortfalls in gas supply.The minister, however, noted that the government was working to redress this.He said the Federal Government had entered into agreements with some international oil companies and local producers to make sure that they ramped up gas supply.According to him, the government is working to ensure that even the marginal gas fields are exploited in order to have the quantum of gas necessary to drive the power reform.Nebo said, “Under my leadership and in partnership with the minister of petroleum resources and the NERC, we have been able to recently bring the price of domestic gas to $2.50 per million btu. We also have an additional provision for a maximum of $0.80/mmbtu for transport.“We expect these changes to incentivise the negotiation and execution of more gas supply and purchase agreements between gas suppliers and power producers, resulting in noticeable improvements in the medium term.” |
Mogidi:But the governors in PDP are not being used abi. |
This is Denro Ishasi Road
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SKYQUEST: how long does it take for Morgan Capital to open an account for a customer because I have scanned to them all the documents they required since July 25 and up till now they have not responded despite repeated reminders to them?Call them. |
CCNN is currently losing 13.92. Is 10% not the maximum you can lose a day? |
currentprice: Balance b/d ![]() |
SO WHO IS LYING ? |
lancee: Thanks .i connectedhow do i connect |
stokfrick: something is happening in oando. using itrade terminal wen u refresh, there are no offers yet no bids. and yet its being traded heavilyIT happens not only in Oando |
nitrogen: Move on to where? Bros, nawa for you o, one person here has 2m units of Oando, u dey talk say make him move on, bros many people emptied their portfolio on top this Oando matter, u dey take say make them move on, if I hear!Oando is 75% of my portfolio. Talking about Oando wont change nothing. But we may miss out on other opportunities |
Lets not forget the intent for which the thread was formed. Transcorp and Oando are off the table. Whats next. Insurance? Banks? Other Oil and gas? Second quarter results are rolling in lets not forget there are still opportunity in the market. Enough of Oando talk lets move on!! |
lancee: Too much analysti wonder too ooo some people just need to shut up. |
Yem0350: Make this skyebank drop reach 2.50 sodat I can accumulate more. I beg ohThat skyebank drops to 2.50 doesn't mean it is a good buy, in fact it may drop to 1.50 later |
I knew Oando is gonna fall |
https://i.huffpost.com/gadgets/slideshows/359890/slide_359890_4018999_free.jpg View of an isolation center for people infected with Ebola at Donka Hospital in Conakry. (Cellou Binani/AFP/Getty Images) https://i.huffpost.com/gadgets/slideshows/359890/slide_359890_4018995_free.jpg A worker loads material including protection gear for Doctors Without Borders at the airport of Conakry on March 29, 2014. (Cellou Binani/AFP/Getty Images) https://i.huffpost.com/gadgets/slideshows/359890/slide_359890_4018998_free.jpg The owners of a "maquis," a small African restaurant in Kobakro, outside Abidjan, which used to serve bush meat, hold up the different types of meat and fish they now offer to their clients. The Ministry of Health has asked Ivorians, "particularly fond of porcupine and agouti," a small rodent, to avoid consuming or handling bushmeat, as an unprecedented Ebola epidemic hit West Africa. The virus can spread to animal primates and humans who handle infected meat -- a risk given the informal trade in "bushmeat" in forested central and west Africa. (Issouf Sanogo/AFP/Getty Images) https://i.huffpost.com/gadgets/slideshows/359890/slide_359890_4019003_free.jpg A pharmacist searches for drugs in a pharmacy in Lagos on July 26, 2014. Nigeria was on alert against the possible spread of Ebola on July 26, a day after the first confirmed death from the virus in Lagos, the country's financial capital and Africa's biggest city. The health ministry said Friday that a 40-year-old Liberian man died at a private hospital in Lagos from the disease, which has now killed more than 650 people in four west African countries since January. (Pius Utomi Ekpei/AFP/Getty Images) https://i.huffpost.com/gadgets/slideshows/359890/slide_359890_4019007_free.jpg Dr. David McRay speaks about his friend and colleague Dr. Kent Brantly during a news conference on Monday, July 28, 2014, in Fort Worth, Texas. Brantly is one of two American aid workers that have tested positive for the Ebola virus while working to combat an outbreak of the deadly disease at a hospital in Liberia. (LM Otero/AP) |
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