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81,084 meters installed in Q4,2021-NERC

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September 23, 2022
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NERC declares meters free under mass scheme

The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission(NERC) says a total of 81,084 meters were installed in fourth quarter 2021 as compared to the 288,154 meters installed in Q3,2021.

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This information is contained in the NERC Fourth Quarter Report 2021 released on Sept 22, 2022.

The report said that the reduction in the number of meter installations in Q4 was largely driven by the winding down of the National Mass Metering Programme (NMMP) phase zero (0).

“ This major reduction was driven by the winding down of the NMMP which had been the key driver of the significant progress recorded in consumer metering all through 2021.

“Out of the 81,084 meters installed for end users in Q4, 70,676 representing 87.16 per cent were metered under the NMMP scheme .

“While only 10,408 representing 12.84 per cent customers were metered under the Meter Assert Provider intervention (MAP), ‘’it said.

The report said that as a safeguard against overbilling of unmetered customers via estimation, the commission has set maximum limits to the amount of energy caps in Kilo Watts per hour (kWh) that may be billed to unmetered customers.

The cap for each customer is set based on the customer category, consumption of metered customers on the same feeder and the customer’s tariff band.

The report said that in the quarter under review, the commission certified 46 Meter Service Providers(MSPs) following the satisfactory evaluation of their applications.

“The list of the certified MSPs, comprises 17 meter installer companies, 15 meter manufacturers, two meter vendors seven and one meter importers, ” the report said.

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