NERC Outlines Charges for Meters
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Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission, NERC, has issued permits to Abuja Electricity Distribution Company Plc, AEDC, and Jos Electricity Distribution Company Plc, JEDC, under its Meter Asset Providers (MAPs) and ordered rollout of meters from  May 1,  2019. JEDC, AEDC will be the first companies being granted permit under the MAPs.

This came as the commission noted that MAPs shall charge a maximum of N36,991.50 for single phase meters and N67,055.85 for three phase meters. Prepaid meters The commission had in December, 2018 announced the introduction of MAP. In a statement, NERC stated it issued the permit in accordance with section 4(3) of the MAP Regulations 2018, to MAPs that were successful in the procurements conducted by AEDC and JEDC.

“Section 4(3) of the MAP Regulation 2018 requires all electricity distribution licensees to engage MAPs that would assist, as investors, in closing the metering gap and thus eliminating the practice of estimated billing in the Nigerian Electricity Supply Industry, NESI. “AEDC has appointed Mojec International Limited, Meron Consortium and Turbo Engineering Limited to provide 487,000, 213,000 and 200,000 meters respectively while JEDC has appointed the Triple 7 and Mojec International Limited consortium to provide 500,000 meters. The Commission directed that the rollout of meters shall commence not later than  May 1,  2019.

“Customers of AEDC and JEDC should expect from the commencement of rollout date for meters to be installed in their premises within 10 working days of making payment to MAPs in accordance with section 18 (3) of the MAP Regulations 2018. “MAPs shall charge a maximum of N36,991.50 for single phase meters and N67,055.85 for three phase meters.  These costs are inclusive of supply, installation, maintenance and replacement of meters over its technical life. “NERC shall monitor closely the rollout plan of distribution licensees and overall compliance with the regulation and various service agreements by the MAP and electricity distribution licensees.”

Source: Vanguard 

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